MyChron data analysis
MyChron data analysis for kart racers
Your MyChron records the data. Tenth Finder helps you understand what to do with it. Upload a session, see your biggest time losses on the track map, and get clear suggestions for your next run.
3 free analyses to start. No subscription. Works with MyChron 5, 5S, and 6.
MyChron data is valuable. It is just hard to read quickly.
Your MyChron records GPS, speed, RPM, and lap times every session. The information is all there. The problem is turning it into something you can use before the next run.
Most karters end up either staring at graphs, asking a faster driver, or guessing. None of that scales when you only have a few minutes between sessions.
What Tenth Finder shows you
A session in, a clear picture out. Every analysis covers the same fundamentals so you can act on them at the track.
Biggest time losses, ranked
The top 2–3 corners where time was lost, so you know what to focus on first instead of trying to fix everything at once.
Track map markers
A track map built from your own GPS data with markers on the corners that cost the most time, color-coded by severity.
Best-lap comparison
Your best lap versus a slower lap on the same track. See exactly where the time was gained or given back.
Driving suggestions
Plain-language notes on what likely caused the loss: braking too early, over-slowing, late rotation, early throttle, weak exit.
What that looks like on a real session
Anonymized 2-stroke (KA100/X30) session. Driver names removed.
A 2-stroke session at Goodwood Short. The driver was strong on the straights (101.6 km/h max), but losing time in the slow technical section. Tenth Finder ranks the biggest losses, picks one corner to focus on first, and gives a concrete cue for the next run.
Session report
Goodwood Short · 2026-05-10 · 2-stroke (KA100/X30)
Best lap
39.706s
Laps
3 timed
Max speed
101.6 km/h
Main issue
Excessive speed scrub through the slow/medium complex (T3–T6) — over-braking into entries, then sluggish throttle pickup on exits.
Top losses
Turn 3 (slow)
~0.4s
Entry over-braked to 35 km/h min, exit only 39 km/h — kart binding on throttle pickup.
Turn 6 (slow)
~0.3s
Min 40 km/h, exit only 44 km/h — same pattern: speed scrubbed on entry, exit acceleration delayed.
Turn 2 (medium)
~0.2s
Entry 66 → min 54 → exit 57 km/h — large entry loss not recovered on exit.
If you fix only one thing — Turn 3
Carry 3–4 km/h more minimum speed by braking slightly earlier but lighter, then wait for the kart to rotate before rolling onto throttle progressively.
Expected gain: ~0.4s (roughly 40% of identified potential)
What you're doing well
- Strong top-end commitment: 101.6 km/h on the main straight with clean deceleration into T1.
- Lap 3 improved over Lap 2 by 0.95s — actively finding time within the session.
- T7 exit acceleration is progressive and repeatable across both timed laps.
Driver cue
“In a 2-stroke, the RPM crash is the cost. Pick up throttle as the kart starts to rotate, not after it has settled.”
Works with MyChron 5, 5S, and 6
Connect to your MyChron over Wi-Fi at the track, pull the session into the app, and run the analysis on your phone. No laptop. No cables. No need to leave the paddock.
Tenth Finder is not affiliated with AIM. It is an independent tool built by a kart racer for kart racers who want a faster way to understand their own data.
Have a faster reference lap?
Use comparison analysis to see whether you are losing time on entry, minimum speed, or exit. In one sample report, the student matched the reference minimum speed at Turn 7 but exited 4 km/h slower — the real issue was throttle timing, not braking courage.
See MyChron lap comparisonTry it with your own MyChron session
Get 3 free analyses. Connect to your MyChron, upload a session, and see where the time went.
Built for real karting practice days
Practice days are short. You go out, come back, look at the data, and try again. Tenth Finder is designed for that loop: quick to use between sessions, focused on the next run, and honest when the data does not clearly say what went wrong.
It will not promise a guaranteed lap-time gain. It will give you a clearer starting point for the next session, so you spend track time fixing the right things instead of chasing every corner at once.
Frequently asked questions
Does Tenth Finder work with MyChron 5?
Yes. Tenth Finder supports MyChron 5 sessions. Connect to your MyChron over Wi-Fi at the track, transfer a session into the app, and run the analysis.
Does it work with MyChron 5S and MyChron 6?
Yes. MyChron 5, MyChron 5S, and MyChron 6 are all supported.
Do I need a laptop?
No. Tenth Finder runs on your phone. You connect to the MyChron over Wi-Fi at the track and pull the session straight into the app — no laptop or cables required.
Can I compare laps?
Yes. You can compare your best lap to a slower lap from the same session, or compare two sessions from the same track to see where time was gained or lost.
Is Tenth Finder affiliated with AIM?
No. Tenth Finder is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AIM / AiM Sports. MyChron is a trademark of its respective owner.
Upload MyChron data and see where you lost time
3 free analyses. Compatible with MyChron 5, 5S, and 6.
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