Track days deserve better tools.
Organizers still run a whole day of motorsport with clipboards, printed timing sheets and a dozen group chats. Corsalo replaces them with one app.
Less time at the desk, more time on track.
A good track day looks effortless. Behind it, organizers check in a hundred riders, hand out transponders, inspect bikes, run briefings, regroup riders after the first sessions and chase the last transponder at the end of the day. Most of that still happens on paper.
Corsalo puts it all in one place. Organizers prepare the event once, riders get everything on their phone, and staff scan their way through the morning instead of searching lists. The name comes from corsa, Italian for race.
We ride track days ourselves. Most of what goes wrong for riders isn't on track: it's a delay nobody announced, a group change heard about too late, a session missed while waiting at the wrong desk. Corsalo is built to fix that day for the rider first, because a rider who knows what's happening is easier to run a day for.
New organizers can run their first event in Corsalo alongside their current process, so nothing on the day depends on getting it right the first time.
Four principles.
Built for the paddock
Bright sun, loud engines, no signal and gloves on. Every screen is designed for the conditions it's used in, not for an office.
Keep what works
Organizers already have websites, registration forms and payment systems. Corsalo starts where they stop instead of replacing them.
Riders first, without accounts
A rider at a track day wants to ride, not create another account. A pass from the desk is enough, and their data belongs to the event.
Safety is not a feature
Groups, stickers and wrong-group alerts exist because speed differences on track are dangerous. We build them with that in mind.
Run your next event with us.
Tell us about your events and we'll show you how Corsalo fits them.