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Long stage, instant access to the decisive moment.

Select top speed or peak G and the video moves directly to the road section where it occurred. Route, speed, load and panoramic footage remain on one timeline.

Long stage, instant access to the decisive moment.

A rally stage is long and its surface, speed and rhythm keep changing. Finding one high-speed pass or one severe impact from memory can mean scrubbing through the entire recording repeatedly.

Move from top speed or peak G to the exact road section.

Camorace Max records panoramic video, GPS route, speed and G-force in synchronisation. Select Top Speed and playback moves to the speed peak; select Peak G and it returns to the moment with the strongest load or impact.

The data is not decoration over the picture. It is an index into a long stage. The timeline prepares the surrounding clip while keeping its start and end adjustable before export.

01 / RECORD

Record the full stage

Video, speed, route and G-force stay aligned from start to finish.

02 / LOCATE

Create key metrics

Top speed and peak G become two direct entrances into the recording.

03 / JUMP

Select the data

Playback and route position return to the road section immediately.

04 / TRIM

Prepare the moment

The surrounding sequence is selected for review or export.

Camorace Max mounted lens-down in an off-road competition vehicle
Lens-down in-car mounting keeps the body above the lens and preserves a broader view of the cabin and route under vibration.

A peak only makes sense when it returns to the route.

The same top speed can come from very different surfaces and decisions. Returning it to the video, route and surrounding seconds reveals whether it followed a long straight, a descent or a corner exit. Peak G likewise needs the context of compression, braking, impact and vehicle attitude.

Panoramic footage lets the driver choose a new viewing direction after the stage, preserving the relationship between co-driver actions, road environment and vehicle movement.

One time reference for driver, co-driver and engineers.

A shared timeline lets every role discuss the same moment quickly: the driver explains an input, the co-driver checks rhythm, engineers relate load to route and vehicle state, and the content team prepares output from the same original.