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The open integration layer for timing, telemetry, analytics, and the long tail of motorsport tools. One integration, every team, consent-gated by design.
Technology partners in motorsport rebuild the same integration over and over again — a new timing provider has to negotiate API access with every team, a telemetry platform has to handle dozens of customer auth flavors, a data vendor has to maintain bespoke export pipelines for every team's preferred schema. Teams suffer the mirror image: every new tool means new credentials, a new data silo, and a new brittle file transfer. The market needed a neutral, consent-gated integration substrate. RaceOps Connect is that substrate.
Built from the ground up for the integrator workflow, integrated with the team platform through the RaceOps Connect bridge, and backed by the same consent model and forensic audit trail.
Register inbound and outbound data feeds by type — timing, telemetry, video, session results, CAN logs — with schema version tracking and deprecation signaling.
Issue scoped, revocable API credentials per active team link, with per-key permission scopes and rotation workflows.
Stream live and archived timing data into connected teams' session records with automatic lap-by-lap alignment to the team's car and driver assignments.
Ingest and deliver telemetry packages (MoTeC .ld, AiM .drk, CSV, binary CAN) to and from connected team workspaces with schema-aware validation.
Register and manage OAuth applications that let teams grant tool access without sharing credentials, with scoped consent and one-click revocation.
Dashboard for feed-level health — last sync, success rate, latency percentiles, error budget burn — with alerting before teams notice the outage.
Publish and version the data schemas the integrator supports, with automatic compatibility checks when schemas evolve and migration tooling for downstream consumers.
Transparent per-team and per-feed rate limit visibility so integrators and teams both understand current capacity and usage trajectory.
Issue short-lived, session-scoped access bundles for event weekends — tight, auditable, and automatically expiring access windows that fit how racing actually happens.
Integrators link to teams via an active-integration relationship. The consent scope is integrator-specific — telemetry data, timing data, vehicle config, and session data — each individually toggleable. When a team grants consent, the integrator's registered feeds become available within the team's workspace: timing streams appear on the session page, telemetry uploads flow into the asset lifecycle, and third-party tools can authenticate against the team's data through OAuth without the team ever sharing a password. The integrator manages every team relationship from a single dashboard — one login, one API key set, one sync monitor. When a team revokes consent, every credential tied to that link is invalidated instantly, and the audit log records exactly what was accessed during the relationship.
A leading timing provider signs up to the Connect Integrator spoke and publishes a live timing feed schema. Across 40 customer teams who already work with the provider, each team grants consent to the active-integration link and opts in to timing-data sharing. On race weekend, the provider streams live lap times and sector splits directly into each consenting team's session records — no per-team integration, no custom FTP, no per-team API key management. A tire analytics startup that wants access to the same session data asks the team for OAuth consent through Connect, gets a scoped, time-limited token, and builds its product on top of a consistent data contract the whole ecosystem shares.
We're actively onboarding 3-5 launch design partners for the Integrator spoke. If you're interested in shaping the platform alongside our product team, schedule a discovery call.
Tell us about your organization and we will route your request to the right team. A member of the RaceOps Connect team will be in touch within 1 business day.