# Short-course off-road: jumps, landings and impacts on one timeline

Camorace Max uses peak G to locate landings and impacts, top speed to locate fast sections, and panoramic footage to connect approach, flight, landing and vehicle response.

## From a peak to the full sequence

The decisive short-course event may last only a few seconds. Peak G answers where the impact occurred; the footage helps explain how suspension compression, landing angle, driver input and terrain shape produced it. Top speed provides another entry for fast straights and the speed-building phase before repeated terrain.

## Workflow

1. Preserve entry speed, line choice and vehicle attitude.
2. Select peak G to return to the landing or strongest impact.
3. Review the moments before flight and after touchdown.
4. Compare passes, lines or setup changes around the same time point.

The metric answers where first; panoramic footage helps explain why. Drivers, engineers and mechanics can discuss one shared time point, while content teams can choose a stronger viewing direction and clip length from the complete movement.

- [Read the full short-course article](https://www.camorace.com/en/scenes/short-course/)
- [Download the short-course panoramic original](https://www.camorace.com/en/downloads/#samples)
- [Try the homepage quick workflow](https://www.camorace.com/en/#experience)