Karting timing and club management
Run the whole race meeting from one system.
GT Motorsport brings timing, online entries, signing on, scrutineering, race control, live timing, results and championships together for Motorsport UK karting clubs.
One login for drivers and their families. One place for your officials. Your club's own website on top.
- 127A. Driver48.412Leader48.196
- 24B. Racer48.530+0.68448.233
- 361C. Pilot48.611+1.10248.351
- 412D. Karter48.702+1.94748.402
- 588E. Kart48.958+3.21048.587
- 633F. Demo49.104+4.06548.640
- Built for Motorsport UK karting clubs
- Works offline at the circuit
- Entries paid into your club’s own account
- One account for drivers and families
Start to finish
From the first entry to the final standings
- 1. Club website
- 2. Entries
- 3. Sign on and scrutineering
- 4. Timing
- 5. Race control
- 6. Live timing
- 7. Results and championships
- 8. Messages
What we offer
Everything a club needs on race day, and between them
Each part works on its own, and better together.
Timing
A Windows timing app and local timing service on the laptop, with no internet needed to run a session.
More on timing featuresRace day
A starter console, CIK race lights, race control for the clerk and stewards, decision PDFs and a paddock screen.
More on race day featuresLive timing
A live board, a view for each driver, a track map and the weather, on any phone.
More on live timing featuresResults
Provisional and official result sheets as PDFs, penalties, points, championships and standings.
More on results featuresEntries
Online entries with card payments, class and age rules, race numbers, transponders, extras and reserve lists.
More on entries featuresMembers
Competitor and guardian accounts, memberships, households, family discounts and following clubs.
More on members featuresAt the circuit
Digital signing on and scrutineering, a scrutineer tablet desk, tickets and passes with QR codes, reception and walk-ins.
More on at the circuit featuresYour club
A website for each club with its own branding, plus emails and text messages to members.
More on your club featuresAnalysis and data
Timing analysis reports, loop analysis, CSV and Excel exports and a clear data retention policy.
More on analysis and data features
Why GT Motorsport
Why clubs run their meetings on it
Keeps timing with the internet down
Timing, the start line and race control run from the laptop at the circuit. The cloud catches up when the signal returns.
One system, one set of data
An entry becomes a sign-on, a scrutineering card, a grid, a result and championship points without being typed in again.
Built for phones and tablets
Starters, scrutineers, stewards and parents work from the device in their hand, trackside or in the paddock.
Made for Motorsport UK clubs
Permit events, licences, declarations, decision sheets and junior accounts, the way karting clubs run.
Senior class · Final
- 127A. Driver48.412
- 24B. Racer+0.684
- 361C. Pilot+1.102
- 412D. Karter+1.947
- 588E. Kart+3.210
- 127A. Driver14:39.208
- 24B. Racer+0.684
- 361C. Pilot+1.102
- 412D. Karter+1.947
Kart 61: 5 second time penalty
How we compare
One system instead of five
Many clubs run a meeting on separate timing software, a separate entries website, paper sign-on and scrutineering cards, a separate live-timing provider and spreadsheets for the championship. GT Motorsport does all of it in one place, with one set of data.
- Separate timing software
- A separate entries website
- Paper sign-on and scrutineering cards
- A separate live-timing provider
- Spreadsheets for the championship
GT MotorsportOne system, one login, one set of data
Racing or watching?
For drivers, parents and spectators
Competitors and parents
One account to enter, pay, sign on and keep your kit for scrutineering, with a junior's account run by a parent.
Spectators
Follow every session live, then read the results and championship standings.
Run your next meeting on GT Motorsport
Tell us about your club. We'll talk it through, then send you a link to set the club up, and a guided setup takes you to your first event.