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Karting, by Orma Logbook

Your karting.

Your best lap on each track and each layout, your place from qualifying to the final, the grid, the average lap and your set-up. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.

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The karting dashboard: the 2026 season with 83 sessions and 20 h 49, the Trois-Fontaines club, then the sessions by kart category, 72 in KZ2 Master, on a track backdrop with its kart
Statistics

More than 1,500 ways to read your karting

14 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 66 indicators to cross with 23 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 14ready-made analyses
  • 66indicators
  • 23criteria
  • 1,518possible combinations
  • Your best lap on each track
  • Your best lap by layout and direction
  • The average gap between your average lap and your best, month by month
  • The average gap of your average lap to the best, by phase: free practice, qualifying, heat, final
  • Your average place by phase: qualifying, heat, pre-final or final
  • Your average place in rental Grand Prix and in championships
  • Your average grid position, season after season
  • Your average final place in Grand Prix, season after season
  • Your Grand Prix by final place: win, podium, 4th to 8th, 9th to 16th…
  • The total championship points reached, season after season
  • Your average gap to the leader, by phase
  • Your average tyre pressure, on dry and on wet track
  • The average sprocket you fit on each track
  • Your laps, month by month
  • Your sessions by kart category
  • Your sessions indoors and outdoors
  • Your share of first places in rental and in competition
  • Best lap by track in rental: 28.60 s at Bourgoin indoor karting over 17 sessions and 57.64 s at the Tournon leisure circuit over 9, with the normal and reverse direction under each track
  • Best lap by track in competition: 44.61 s at Trois-Fontaines over 53 sessions, 49.90 s at Grand-Pré, 47.50 s at Hauts-Prés, 42.69 s at Croix-Blanche and 53.96 s at Val d’Allier, each layout with its record
  • Custom analysis: the average gap between the average lap and the best, month by month: 0.78 s in January and April, 0.90 s in March, 0.98 s in May, over 144 sessions and 0.86 s overall
  • Grand Prix places by band: 6 wins, 4 second or third places, 6 from 4th to 8th, 6 from 9th to 16th and 2 from 17th and beyond, over 24 Grand Prix, with an average final place of 6.7
  • Grand Prix places season after season: 13 Grand Prix in 2025 and 11 in 2026, each bar split from win to 17th and beyond
  • Average place by phase: 6.5 in qualifying, 11.7 in qualifying heat, 10.8 in pre-final and 6 in the final, 8.4 overall over 84 sessions
  • Places: an average place of 8.4, 68% of competitors beaten and 15% first places, over 84 sessions
  • Sessions by phase: 24 free practice, 24 qualifying, 24 qualifying heats, 12 pre-finals and 26 finals, the 60 sessions outside a Grand Prix not counted in them
  • Sessions by kart category: 144 in KZ2 Master, 13 in 270cc, 9 in 390cc and 4 in electric, over 170 sessions
  • Sessions track by track: 53 at Trois-Fontaines, 32 at Grand-Pré, 24 at Hauts-Prés, 21 at Croix-Blanche, 17 at Bourgoin indoor karting and 14 at Val d’Allier
  • Session weather: 79 in fine weather, 32 under an overcast sky, 35 with wind, 7 in the rain, 4 in fog and 1 in a storm, each bar in its colour
  • Layout of sessions: 131 in normal direction, 32 on the full circuit and 7 in reverse direction
  • Volume month by month: 170 sessions and 2,816 laps, from 2 sessions in November to 26 in March, June and July

Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the sessions behind it open up. And every figure says how many sessions it is based on.

Editing a KZ2 Master session at Trois-Fontaines: the track picked among the buttons, the category, the best lap of 44.61 s, outdoors, and the notice “Personal best, Trois-Fontaines circuit · Normal direction · Best lap: better than 44.70”, with More details folded below
After the session

The category, the track, the best lap

You choose the kart category and the track, indoors or outdoors, then the best lap from the timing sheet. The rest unfolds under “More details”: the place, the grid, the average lap and the set-up.

KZ2 Master · 44.61 s
  • The best lap is copied from the timing sheet; a record beaten is flagged at once, by track and by layout.
  • Under “More details”: the Grand Prix, the outcome, the character, the place, the average lap and the number of laps; the gap between the average lap and the best is worked out.
  • The grid position and the gap to the leader, copied from the results sheet, then the kart, the tyres, their pressure and the sprocket.
The karting session list for 2026: the KZ2 Master category, the best lap of 44.61 s at Trois-Fontaines for the most recent, then the Grand-Pré days with their sessions of 50.27 s, 50.23 s and 50.17 s, each with its outdoor, dry track and character labels
Sessions

Your sessions, from the Grand Prix to track time

Each line gives the kart category, the best lap, the kart and the track, with the Grand Prix, the outdoor or indoor venue, the track condition, the character of the session and the daily form. Sessions of the same day sit together.

KZ2 Master · 50.27 s
  • The filters at the top: the season, “By Grand Prix”, training, friendly and official.
  • Each day has its header: the date, the number of sessions and the track.
  • “Print the logbook”: your session list as a PDF.
The session

One track, one time, and it is noted

A session is valid with its date, its track and its best lap; the place, the grid, the average lap and the set-up come when you have them. The phone never times: the time is copied from the track’s sheet.

Rental

Qualifying, then the race

Among friends, a Grand Prix keeps its two phases: the qualifying, which sets the grid, and the race. The place and the best lap of each are noted.

Specifications

Everything karting brings to the logbook

Logging

  • A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
  • Outcomes: did not finish, disqualified and did not start
  • Training, friendly and official
  • Category (15), best lap, average lap, average lap over best lap, laps, gap to the leader, grid position, session type (3), kart, tyres, tyre pressure, sprocket…
  • “Next session” starts the next one with the same settings
  • Costs specific to the discipline: kart rental, tyres and fuel

Events

  • Grand Prix and individual championship
  • Rounds: free practice, qualifying, qualifying heat, pre-final and final
  • Final place and championship points

Rankings

  • 1 system: SWS
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve

Records and markers

  • Records announced the moment they fall: best lap

Statistics

  • Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
  • By category
  • By track
  • Best lap by track · rental
  • Best lap by track · competition
  • Finishing positions
  • Grand Prix places
  • Grand Prix places by season
  • Volume
  • Leisure or competition
  • Every figure says how many sessions it is based on

And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.

The logbook’s other disciplines

Karting, and everything else you do

Do you also ride BMX, skateboard, cycle or ski? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.

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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 sessions; Premium opens your whole history.

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