Cyclocross race analysis for every lap.

Lap Track turns FIT, GPX, and TCX activity files into a focused cyclocross race analysis workspace. Compare laps and sectors, find where time was lost, and understand how power, cadence, heart rate, speed, grade, and elevation shaped your ride.

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Race analysis features

Built for repeated comparison after training and racing.

Lap and section review

Compare the same course positions across laps, identify the fastest sections, and see where each lap gained or lost time.

Sectors across every lap

Compare six consistent course-location sectors across laps. Select a sector from the review bar or selector to highlight its grouped map ranges.

Power and quadrant analysis

Explore power zones, variability index, efficiency factor, and cadence-versus-power quadrants using FTP and a 90 rpm boundary.

Interactive course maps

Color the course by power, heart rate, speed, cadence, grade, elevation, sections, or race performance with playback and grayscale elevation relief.

Performance charts

Inspect highlighted datapoints with reference lines for FTP, threshold heart rate, and 90 rpm across the relevant charts.

AI coaching prompt

Copy a structured prompt containing race metrics, lap comparisons, sections, sectors, zones, elevation, and temperature data when recorded for an AI coaching summary.

Local-first file analysis

Choose a FIT, GPX, or TCX file and analyze it directly in the browser. Your local file remains in your browser.

Race-window detection

Separate the sustained race effort from warm-up, cooldown, and extra recording before refining the detected start, finish, and lap boundaries.

How Lap Track works

1. Load activity data

Open the app and choose an exported FIT, GPX, or TCX activity file.

2. Inspect the race

Review the detected race window, laps, sectors, course sections, maps, charts, zones, and pacing patterns.

3. Find the next gain

Use lap, sector, and section comparisons to focus training on the places that cost the most time, then copy the analysis prompt for an AI-assisted summary.