The debrief is the first screen you see after your session is processed. It gives you actionable information quickly, starting with the positive.
Wins
LapBrain starts with what you did well. These aren't generic encouragements — they're specific observations from the data. You might see things like ConsistencyConsistencyHow repeatable your performance is across laps, measured by the variation in lap times or turn times within a session. across a sequence of corners, or strong Trail brakingTrail brakingMaintaining brake pressure while leaning into a corner, loading the front tire and tightening the turning arc. into a key braking zone.
Celebrating wins reinforces good habits. Before focusing on what to improve, take a moment to acknowledge what you're already doing right.
Focus recommendation
Below your wins, you'll see your Focus recommendationFocus recommendationA coaching area ranked by potential time gain and your current skill level. LapBrain shows multiple focus recommendations so you can choose how many to work on. s — coaching areas ranked by how much time you could gain. The top item is the highest-impact change; the rest give you options if you want to work on more than one thing.
Each focus item includes:
- What to change (e.g., "Trail brake deeper into Turn 3")
- Evidence from your data (braking point, speed traces, comparison to your best lap)
- What to do next session — a concrete action to try on track
Start with the top recommendation. If you're comfortable with it, scan the next few for related issues — sometimes two focus items target the same corner and you can address them together.
Track map
Your session is plotted on a satellite map with corners numbered. Tap any corner to see its detailed analysis, including the five Turn phasesTurn phasesThe five stages of every corner: Entry, Decel, Maintenance, Accel, and Exit. Each phase has distinct techniques and metrics. and any detected issues.
Lap table
Below the map, every lap is listed with its time and DeltaDeltaThe time difference between two laps or between a lap and a reference (such as your personal best), measured in seconds gained or lost. to your best. This helps you see ConsistencyConsistencyHow repeatable your performance is across laps, measured by the variation in lap times or turn times within a session. patterns — are your times clustering together, or is there high variance?
What to do next
- Focus on one thing — read the focus recommendation and commit to trying it next session. See Understanding Coaching for how to translate recommendations into on-track action.
- Explore one corner — tap the corner from your focus recommendation to see the turn phase breakdown and specific metrics.
- Come back after your next session — with two sessions at the same track, LapBrain shows your improvement. See Comparing Sessions.