MyChron 5S analysis
Analyze MyChron 5S data without digging through channels
The MyChron 5S can log a lot — GPS, speed, RPM, lap times, and the extra channels you have wired in. Tenth Finder cuts straight to the question that decides lap time: where did you lose it, and what should you try next?
3 free analyses. Also supports MyChron 5 and MyChron 6.
What the MyChron 5S gives you
A MyChron 5S records GPS position, speed, RPM, and lap times, and many setups add channels like a second temperature input on top. That is plenty of data — the hard part is turning it into something you can act on in the few minutes between runs.
For driver technique, the speed trace is what matters: where your speed drops, your minimum corner speeds, and how well you build speed back on exit. That is exactly what Tenth Finder reads first.
From a data-rich 5S session to a clear next step
Instead of scanning channel after channel, you get a track map with the biggest losses marked and a short list of what to fix.
Track map, losses marked
A map built from your own 5S GPS data, with the corners that cost the most time marked so you can see the pattern in seconds.
Ranked corner losses
The biggest 2–3 losses, sorted. Most of the lap-time gain in karting comes from a few corners — Tenth Finder makes it obvious which.
Optional: session comparison
Add a second session from the same track — yours, or one from a faster driver — and Tenth Finder lines the two up, best lap to best lap.
Plain-language driving notes
What the speed trace suggests — over-slowing on entry, a low minimum, a weak exit — grounded in your data, offered as starting points rather than promises.
Try it with your own MyChron 5S session
Connect over Wi-Fi at the track, upload a session, and get a clear read in minutes.
A good fit for 2-stroke setups
A lot of 5S dashes live on 2-stroke karts, where exit speed is everything — a slow exit costs the whole straight. Tenth Finder ranks the corners where you give that exit speed back, so a practice day becomes a focused plan instead of a guessing game.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Tenth Finder support MyChron 5S?
Yes. Tenth Finder reads MyChron 5S sessions. Connect over Wi-Fi at the track, pull the session into the app, and run the analysis on your phone.
The 5S logs extra channels — does Tenth Finder use them?
Tenth Finder focuses on the channels that explain driver technique: GPS, speed, and lap times. Extra channels a 5S setup adds, such as a second temperature input, are about engine and setup rather than where you gained or lost time in a corner, so they are not needed for the driving analysis.
Does it also support MyChron 5 and MyChron 6?
Yes. MyChron 5, 5S, and 6 are all supported, and the workflow is identical across them.
Do I need a laptop or manual export?
No. Connect to the 5S over Wi-Fi at the track and pull the session straight into the app — no cables, no manual export.
Can I compare two MyChron 5S sessions?
Yes. Compare two sessions from the same track — your own, or one shared by a faster driver — and Tenth Finder lines them up corner by corner.
Upload MyChron 5S data and see where you lost time
3 free analyses. No subscription. No credit card required.
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Compare two MyChron sessions →
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