Press the button. Your engineer has the numbers.
RaceCopilot watches your telemetry, calls your laps, spots the cars around you and answers strategy questions over a race-radio voice. Ask it to, and it sets the pit menu.
For iRacing and Le Mans Ultimate on Windows. In English and Português (Brasil).
- YouWhat's the pit strategy?
- EngineerCopy. One stop, the window's open. Box within 10 laps, 30 litres to add.
- SpotterCar left.
- SpotterClear left.
- YouAdjust my fuel for the next stop.
- EngineerSetting 30 litres. That's to the flag plus half a lap.
Pit menu: fuel 30.0 L, set
Hold to key the radio. That's the whole interface while you drive.
Engineer, spotter and pit wall
It speaks when something changes and stays quiet when nothing does. The arithmetic comes from a tested strategy engine, not a guess.
Lap calls
Your lap time every lap, invalid laps called as invalid, and the gaps or strategy only when they move.
That was a 1:30.412. The car ahead is pulling away, gap 3.5.
Cars around you
Alongside, clear, blue flags and faster classes closing, called without a delay.
Hypercar closing behind.
Fuel and energy
Fuel to the flag, stops, the pit window and fuel saving. In LMU it plans on Virtual Energy too, and tells you when to go a map leaner.
Energy's running ahead of the fuel. Go one map leaner.
Undercuts, both ways
Pit stops measured from every car on track: your chance to undercut the car ahead, the threat from the car behind, and where a stop drops you.
Box now and you come out behind the 51.
Tyres, track and weather
Tyre wear and temperatures, brakes, track temperature, and the LMU weather forecast.
Track's cooling. Rain expected in about 12 minutes.
The pit menu, by voice
Fuel and tyres per corner set for your next stop in iRacing, then read back so you know exactly what changed.
Left tyres, new. Fuel 30 litres. Set.
Things you can ask
Short questions, short answers. Ask in your own words with Pro, or use the fixed questions for free.
What's the pit strategy?Laps left, fuel per lap, planned stops and the pit window.
Can we save fuel and skip a stop?The saving per lap you'd need, and whether it's realistic.
Any chance of an undercut?Gap to the car ahead against its pit loss and new-tyre pace, and whether the car behind can do it to you.
How are the tyres?Wear and temperatures per corner. Asking never changes your tyres.
Adjust my fuel for the next stop.Fuel to finish plus a margin, set in the pit menu and read back.
Change the left tyres to new mediums.Sets the tyres in the pit menu and confirms what the game accepted.
On your second screen, if you want it
You don't need to look at anything while you drive. When you're in the pits or between sessions, the app shows laps, fuel, strategy and the radio log, and you can type a question.
How it works
Bind a wheel button
Any button on your wheel or button box. Press to talk, release to send. The mic is off otherwise.
Ask while you drive
Speech recognition and the radio voice run on your PC. The engineer answers with the click and hiss you'd expect.
It changes the pit menu
Fuel and tyres, set for your next stop and read back so you know exactly what changed.
Sims
| Sim | What it reads | Pit menu by voice |
|---|---|---|
| iRacing | Your telemetry, every car on track and their pit stops | Fuel and tyres |
| Le Mans Ultimate | Your telemetry, every car, Virtual Energy and the weather forecast | Coming later |
Speaks your language
Calls, answers and the voice in your language, with the paddock words left as they are: box, stint, undercut. Every radio line is a template you can rewrite, so the engineer can sound like yours.
The whole crew on one pit wall
Teammates and a manager follow stints, fuel and the radio log live from a browser, then review every lap afterwards.
See the Team planGet the first build
RaceCopilot is in testing on our own rigs. Leave your email and we'll send you the download when it's ready. Nothing else.