Free kart analysis, no data logger and no catch
Yes, you can analyse your karting for free on Race Ninja. The free Rookie plan gives you one full analysis a month, with lap times, sector splits and AI coaching from your GoPro or DJI footage. You get another free analysis every time you upload footage from a track we haven't logged, and a free credit every time you make a session public. No MyChron, Alfano or data logger needed.
Most kart telemetry starts with a receipt. A MyChron here, an Alfano there, a few hundred quid before you've seen a single lap time. Race Ninja doesn't work like that. You get real analysis out of your footage, lap times, sector splits, top speeds and AI coaching, without spending a penny. Here's the catch. There isn't one.
You get one free analysis every month
Sign up on the free Rookie plan and every month you get a full analysis on us. Upload a session from your GoPro or DJI, and back come your lap times, sector splits, top speeds and coaching that shows you exactly where you're leaving time out there. No card. No trial that quietly bills you on day eight. One proper analysis, free, every month.
Bring us a track we don't have, and it's free
Racing at a circuit that isn't on MyChron's or Alfano's pre-loaded list? Perfect. Upload it, draw the start/finish line on the map, and that analysis doesn't touch your free monthly one. You've just added a track to Race Ninja for every racer after you, so it's on us. Do it a few times and you're stacking up free sessions.
Make a lap public, keep it forever, and earn a credit
Proud of a session? Hit Make Public and it goes up on the Showcase for the world to see. Two things happen. Your session is saved for good instead of aging out after thirty days on the free plan. And you earn a free analysis credit for the next one. The footage you keep private stays private. Only what you choose to share ever goes public.
So how much karting analysis can you get for free?
More than you'd think. One free analysis a month as your baseline. Then a free one every time you bring us a track we don't have. And a free credit each time you make a session public. Stack those up and plenty of racers never need to pay at all. When you do want more, plans start at £9.99 a month for ten analyses.
The loggers want you to buy the hardware first and hope. We'd rather you just tried it. Grab your GoPro or DJI footage from your last session, upload it, and see your real lap times for free. Your kart already knows how quick you are. Now you can too, without the receipt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free way to analyse my karting?
How do I get more than one free analysis a month?
Do I need a MyChron or Alfano to see my kart lap times?
What happens to my free analysis after 30 days?
Step-by-Step Guide
-
1
Use your free monthly analysis
Sign up on the free Rookie plan and upload a session. You get one full analysis a month, lap times, sector splits and AI coaching, no card needed.
-
2
Add a track we don't have
Upload footage from a circuit we haven't logged, draw the start/finish line on the map, and that analysis is free. It doesn't touch your monthly one.
-
3
Make a session public
Hit Make Public on any results page. Your session is saved to the Showcase for good, and you earn a free analysis credit for the next one.
0 Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
Sign InNo comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.
More Articles
Where am I losing time? How to find the corners that cost you
Every guide says brake later and hit the apex. None of them tell you which corner is actually costing you. Your own footage does. Here's how to read it and find your next few tenths.
GoPro Hero 11 GPS for racing: the value pick for telemetry
If you want one camera for racing telemetry without spending a lot, the GoPro Hero 11 Black is hard to beat. It has GPS, the data it records is genuinely good, and now that it's a couple of models old you can find it cheap. What GPS the Hero 11 has The Hero 11 introduced a newer...
Does the GoPro Hero 12 have GPS? (and what to do about it)
Straight answer: no. The GoPro Hero 12 Black has no GPS. And unlike a setting you forgot to switch on, there's nothing you can do about it. GoPro took the hardware out. This catches a lot of racers off guard. You upgrade from a Hero 11 expecting more of everything, and your telem...