Where: Sessions → select Session → Analyse / OPEN IN LAB; or LAB → open a Session.
How to use it
- Select a Session with available detailed lap data, then a suitable lap. Wait for loading to finish before interpreting a blank map.
- Use the previous/next lap arrows or the lap list. Pit-related separators/classifications provide context; they are not optimal-driving advice.
- Use the fullscreen control for a wider map; Back or the collapse control returns to portrait. Current selection and custom viewport are retained where supported.
- Open session replaces the workspace deliberately. Returning from LAB entered through a Session returns to that Session context.
- If details are absent, read the unavailable message instead of treating a summary-only record as a complete trace. Import a package containing actual detail if you have one.
Options and defaults
| Control | Fresh default | Values / action | Condition or meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open session | No initial workspace | Choose Session/lap | Available detail needed |
| Previous / Next lap | Current selected lap | Adjacent suitable lap | Same Session context |
| Lap list | Manual action | Choose lap | Shows available lap context |
| Fullscreen / collapse | Portrait initially | Expand / return | Same selected telemetry point |
Operating principle and expected output
Track LAB is an experimental local telemetry workspace. The map, time scrubber and statistics inspect actual retained points. Display context and any derived boundary states remain distinct from raw samples.
When output is absent or limited
Historical traces can have incomplete start/finish evidence or gaps. LAB does not invent missing packets. Some records lack a trustworthy time axis or reference. These limits remain visible rather than being replaced with fabricated values.
