About us

We build this at a real track, not in a deck

The whole system is built and run at one venue: Kart Center Sopot. Everything you see on this site had to survive a Saturday at a working track first.

It started with one question

A driver comes off track after the best run of their life. Two minutes later they’ve got nothing to show for it. The printout goes in the bin, the feeling stays in their head and dies there. The venue sold them ten minutes of driving. It could have sold them something that lasts.

That isn’t a hardware problem. Cameras, timing and screens have been around for years. Nobody has tied them together into one thing that runs on its own: no operator walking round with a camera, no editor working late.

Why karting

Rope courses, laser tag and water parks all sell you a photo afterwards, and a decent proportion of visitors buy one. Karting sells almost nothing, and karting is the place where emotions run highest and the result is literally a number. Either the footage never exists, or it exists and nobody comes back for it.

We think that’s one of the last big gaps in this business. There’s no shortage of demand and no shortage of technology. What’s missing is the layer that ties them together, and that’s what we build.

How we work

Hardware and software come from one team, so nobody ever has the “that’s the other supplier’s problem” conversation. The programmable LED matrices in the start gantry and the panels in the pit lane are our own build. That’s why they show what the track wants, not what some manufacturer decided in advance.

We don’t replace what already works. Your timing and your booking system stay yours; we sit as a layer above them. Every rollout starts with us walking the venue, not with a signature.

One track, and we say so

One track in production: Kart Center Sopot, our first business partner — 7 cameras, around 293 GB of footage a day. We’re looking for the next tracks to come in early, and we’d rather say that plainly than pretend we’re everywhere.

Coming in early buys you something concrete: an exclusivity window for your region, and first call on whatever comes out of testing. We set the terms out plainly, in conversation.

You don’t have to take our word for it

We’ve written up separately where every number on this site comes from, what the on-screen simulations actually are, and what runs today versus what’s still in testing.

What is true on this site

Who runs this

The site and the system are run by the RaceBoard team. The company is currently being registered; the full details will appear here and in the footer as soon as the entry is made in the Polish National Court Register (KRS). Until then, email is the shortest way to us. We answer it ourselves.

Email us directly

Three ways to start

You don’t have to decide anything yet

Come to Sopot

The system runs at Kart Center Sopot. The shortest way to answer “does this actually work” is to stand there while a session runs and talk to the staff who work with it all day.

Arrange a visit

We come and take a look

We walk your track: where the cameras would go, what the network looks like, what can be wired into your timing. You end up with a specific list, not a one-page offer.

Arrange a site visit

Click through the products

Every product on this site has a working simulator: the gantry writes, the pit panel counts down, the ghost runs. Watch the hardware move before we talk.

See the products