Your debrief turns the session into a short plan for what to carry forward and what to inspect next. It starts with the positive, then gives you a focused path into the laps and channels behind each finding.
On your phone, the debrief is the first tab of the bar at the bottom of the screen whenever a session is open. Explore the Map, Analysis, or Channels tabs, then tap Debrief to come straight back.
Wins
LapBrain starts with what you did well and names the laps and measurements behind each win. You might see things like ConsistencyConsistencyHow closely lap times or turn times group across the comparable laps in a session. across a sequence of corners, or strong Trail brakingTrail brakingKeeping some brake pressure applied as the motorcycle begins changing direction into a corner. into a key corner.
Focus recommendation
Below your wins, you'll see your Focus recommendationFocus recommendationThe corner or riding pattern LapBrain puts forward for you to review next. s. LapBrain ranks them by how clearly the pattern appeared, the measured time opportunity when one is available, and relevant session history. The top item is the current priority; the rest give you related or alternative areas to inspect.
Each focus item includes:
- What to inspect or try, with direct control wording only when that channel was recorded
- Why it made the list, using measured points, channels, and clean-lap comparisons
- What to check next time, plus a concrete action when the finding supports one
Choose a manageable item that fits the conditions and any coach or organizer guidance. Scan the related items for context.
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 phasesFive measurement regions used to locate where something happened in a corner: Entry, Decel, Maintenance, Accel, and Exit. 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 closely lap times or turn times group across the comparable laps in a session. patterns: are your times clustering together, or are they spread out?
What to do next
- Focus on one thing: read the focus recommendation and choose one change to try 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 comparable sessions at the same track, LapBrain shows how the same measurements changed. See Comparing Sessions.