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How this site works

DragRaceData.net reads the same live timing feed the tower produces during a divisional race weekend and turns it into tools built for people actually running or watching the event, not a results archive published after the fact.

Where the data comes from

During an event, a logger polls the live timing feed and keeps a running record of every lane, every round, as it's reported. The pages here poll that same record every 15 seconds while an event is live, so a race card or a comparison row updates on its own, without a page refresh.

Outside of live events, the same pages work as a historical record: pick a past event and day, and you get the same layouts against the data as it was recorded.

Two dashboards, two questions

Classic Dashboard

What just happened in this pairing?

Head-to-head round pairings as they happen, one card per race, both lanes' full timeslip detail side by side. Filterable by category, driver, and round.

Comparison Dashboard

How has this car trended?

A driver-by-round matrix for Stock Eliminator / Super Stock: dial-in, 1000ft, the change from the driver's previous round, and 1320ft, grouped under each round they ran.

They're read-only views over the exact same data, just organized differently. Neither one is the "advanced" version of the other.

The other three tools

Event Calendar reads the published season schedule rather than live results, so it loads once and doesn't poll. Browse every divisional weekend as an agenda or a month grid, and export any event straight to Google Calendar or a .ics file.

Track Weather pulls current conditions and a 7-day forecast for any venue on the schedule from Open-Meteo, linked from the calendar so you can go from "when is this race?" to "what will it be like?" in one click.

Timeslip Manager is a digital log book: pick a driver you've starred, and every run they made at an event lays out as one sheet, metric names down the left, a column per run, the way the paper book reads. Record air, tire pressures, setup, and a note against each run.

Accounts are optional

Every tool above works exactly the same signed in or signed out. Signing in unlocks favorites, saved views, notes on race cards, pinned runs for cross-event comparison, and the log book itself (it needs an account because its driver list is built from your stars). See our Privacy Policy for what an account actually stores.

What this isn't

This is an independently built, unofficial dashboard. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on by any sanctioned racing series, and data shown here is sourced live during events, so it can be incomplete or delayed. If something looks wrong, let us know.