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Race Ninja team plans let a coach mark a clip on a driver's session and leave a note they can reply to. Duo is the smallest plan for a parent and driver.

Split image: a Race Ninja team coaching thread on a lap clip beside the team pricing plans, Team and Club

You've had this chat.

Engine still ticking, visor flipped up and you're pointing at a corner they already half-forgot by the time the next heat board goes up, still talking while they nod and look at the tyre pressures.

Gone.

Team plans keep the note on the lap.

Your driver uploads a session, or you do it for them.

You find the lap.

You mark the clip.

Then you write the note you'd shout if you could pause the kart mid-apex, and they reply on their own results page, sitting on that same session so the thread never walks off.

No lost voice notes, and no "which corner did you mean again?"

And you don't have to be trackside.

Do it between heats, or from the sofa on a Tuesday night.

Duo, for two seats

It's the smallest team plan, and it's built for the setup most people actually run.

A parent and their driver.

Or two mates who share a kart and take turns picking each other apart.

You get shared uploads across both seats and one bill. The coaching loop is in there too, and you're not paying for empty chairs you'll never fill.

Running a bigger squad? Team and Club add the extra seats and a bigger shared pool, and the same coaching loop sits on top of both.

One thing, said plainly.

Everyone keeps their own personal plan for their own laps. The team pool is only for team work, so a driver's private stuff stays theirs.

And every team-funded session comes back as a Pro-grade analysis, so a driver on a free plan still gets the proper telemetry when the upload lands through the team.

We're not done with teams.

More is coming for the coach and driver back-and-forth, and we'll show you as it ships.

If you coach drivers, or you race with a mate who films every session and then argues about it in the van on the way home, go and have a look.

Duo is on the pricing page now.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Race Ninja team coaching work?
A coach opens a driver's results and leaves a note on a marked clip of the exact corner. They pick the lap first, then mark the clip and write the note. The driver sees that note on their own results page for that same session and can reply. The thread stays on the session.
Who is the Race Ninja Duo plan for?
Duo is the smallest team plan, and it suits a parent and their driver or two mates who share a kart. You'll get shared uploads across the seats and one bill. Team and Club are the larger plans with more seats and a bigger shared upload pool, and they use the same coaching loop. Compare the team plans for current options.
Does a driver on a Race Ninja team need their own paid plan?
No, a driver doesn't need their own paid plan to get a team-funded analysis. Every team-funded session comes back as a Pro-grade analysis, even if they're on the free plan personally. Everyone on a team keeps their own separate personal plan for their own laps. Personal and team subscriptions are billed separately, so a manager who also has a personal plan is billed for both.
What do you get from a team-funded Race Ninja upload?
A team-funded upload comes back as a Pro-grade analysis, the good telemetry and video quality. That's true even when the driver is on the free plan personally. The team upload pool is a rolling 30 day allowance, shared across the team.
Do you need a data logger for Race Ninja?
No, you don't need a data logger. Race Ninja works from GoPro or DJI footage with GPS. See the compatible cameras page for the models that work.
Can a coach upload a session for a driver on Race Ninja?
Yes, the manager can upload a session for a driver, or the driver can upload it themselves. Either way the session sits on the driver's results, so the coach can mark clips and write notes there. Shared uploads come out of the team's rolling 30 day pool.

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. 1

    Upload the session

    The manager uploads a session for a driver, or the driver uploads it themselves. Team-funded sessions come back as a Pro-grade analysis.

  2. 2

    Pick the lap

    Open the driver's results and pick the lap you want to talk about. Keep it on that same session so the note lands in the right place.

  3. 3

    Mark the clip

    Mark a clip of the exact corner. That's the bit the driver watches with your note.

  4. 4

    Write the note

    Write your note on that clip. It shows up on the driver's own results page for that session.

  5. 5

    Driver replies

    The driver reads the note on that same session and can reply. The thread stays on the session.

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