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Life & fun · October 14, 2025

ST1 Track Day

Lap timer built for real drivers. No BS, just racing

What it does

ST1 Track is a simple and powerful lap timer app built for car enthusiasts and trackday lovers. Record your laps, create your own circuits, and compare with others — all from your phone. Made for racers, by a racer. 100% free.

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