VBOX Motorsport
VBOX Video HD2 Track Package: Video, GPS & CAN Data in One System
Everything you need to see the lap, see the data, and understand exactly why one lap was quicker than the next.
Fast drivers don't improve by looking at lap times alone — they improve by understanding why one lap was quicker than the next. The VBOX Video HD2 Track Package from Racelogic combines synchronized HD video, high-accuracy GPS positioning, and vehicle CAN data into one powerful analysis platform, giving drivers and engineers a complete picture of every session.
Whether you're competing in professional motorsport, developing a club racing program, or chasing personal bests during HPDE events, the HD2 provides the data needed to make faster, more confident decisions behind the wheel.
Unlike action cameras that simply record video, the VBOX Video HD2 overlays speed, lap times, predictive timing, G-forces, and vehicle data directly onto your footage. After each session you can review braking points, steering inputs, throttle application, racing lines, and driver consistency using the same professional analysis tools trusted throughout motorsport.
Built for Serious Driver Development
The VBOX Video HD2 records synchronized video and data at the same time, eliminating the need to manually align separate cameras and data loggers after each session. Every lap is automatically captured with precision GPS positioning, allowing you to compare driving performance corner-by-corner and identify opportunities for improvement.
Whether you're coaching a new driver or analyzing data with an engineer, the HD2 transforms every session into actionable information rather than just another onboard video.
Key Features
Dual 1080p HD Cameras (30fps)
Wide-angle 119° horizontal field of view captures a main view with embedded picture-in-picture, so you see the track and the driver in one frame.
Real-Time HD Graphics Overlay
Fully customizable gauges, bar graphs, track maps, and text overlays built from internal GPS or external CAN/serial parameters, with configurable out-of-range alerts.
CAN Bus Data Logging
Log up to 80 channels of CAN data — throttle position, RPM, brake pressure, and more — from any dash or ECU that outputs CAN.
25 Hz GNSS Positioning
Velocity accurate to ±0.1 km/h and position to ±3 m (95% CEP), with automatic track recognition so lap timing works the moment you're on circuit.
Predictive Lap Timing
Real-time delta comparison against your fastest lap, calculated from GPS position rather than distance, so it stays accurate even on a different line.
HDMI Live Streaming
Output real-time video and audio to any HDMI-compatible monitor, recorder, or streaming device — ideal for pit-side monitoring or endurance coverage.
Wi-Fi Camera Preview
The VBOX Preview App (iOS/Android) shows live camera output so you can dial in alignment and exposure before you head out.
Internal Power Backup
The current file is safely closed even if power is lost mid-session, so a bad connection never costs you a recording.
Free Circuit Tools Software
Racelogic's post-session analysis software is built for drivers — fast to learn, and built to help you find time on track.
Integrate Vehicle CAN Data
The VBOX Video HD2 becomes even more powerful when connected to your vehicle's CAN bus. Overlay engine and chassis data directly onto your video to see exactly what the car — and the driver — were doing at any point on the circuit. Log up to 80 channels from any dash or ECU that outputs CAN, including AiM and MoTeC systems.
- Engine RPM
- Vehicle speed
- Throttle position
- Brake pressure
- Steering angle
- Gear position
- Wheel speeds
- Engine temperatures
- Suspension sensors
- Any additional broadcast CAN parameters
CMS Exclusive Service
Custom CAN Cable Termination — Built for Your Car
The HD2 connects to your vehicle's CAN bus through an unterminated interface cable — bare CAN High and CAN Low wires that most VBOX dealers simply drop-ship as-is, leaving you to source and crimp the correct mating connector yourself.
Creative Motorsport Solutions goes a step further: we can terminate that cable with the correct mating connector for your specific car, ECU, or dash — from AiM and MoTeC to any CAN-output system on track. Tell us what you're running, and it arrives ready to plug straight into your loom, no crimping or connector-hunting required.
Professional 25 Hz GPS Performance
At the heart of the HD2 is Racelogic's proven 25 Hz GNSS technology, providing highly accurate speed, position, lap timing, and predictive timing without any permanent timing infrastructure. Velocity is accurate to ±0.1 km/h and position to ±3 m, with automatic recognition of thousands of race circuits worldwide — plus the ability to create custom start/finish lines for private facilities, autocross events, and test tracks.
Because every lap is recorded with precise GPS positioning, drivers can compare racing lines, braking points, apex locations, and corner exits lap over lap with exceptional repeatability.
Dual Camera Recording
The Track Package includes dual 1080p HD cameras with a wide 119° field of view, letting you capture multiple angles simultaneously — perfectly synchronized with GPS and CAN data. Popular configurations include:
- Forward road view
- Driver cockpit
- Pedal box
- Rear-facing traffic
- Suspension or wheel view
OLED Display, Circuit Tools & Cloud Connectivity
The optional OLED display shows lap times, predictive timing, satellite status, and system information while you're driving. After each session, video and data are immediately available for review — so you can identify areas for improvement before heading back onto the circuit.
Reviewing data is where the HD2 truly shines. Sessions are analyzed using Racelogic's free Circuit Tools and VBOX Analysis software, allowing detailed comparison of multiple laps, drivers, and vehicles, with cloud-based sharing to review sessions remotely with a coach, engineer, or teammate.
Pit Lane Timer vs. Lap Timer: Which VBOX Add-On Do You Need?
Both are compact, self-contained VBOX Motorsport devices that complement the HD2 — but they solve different problems. The Lap Timer is about finding time on circuit; the Pit Lane Timer is about not losing time (or picking up a penalty) in the pits. Many teams run both.
| Feature | VBOX Motorsport Lap Timer | VBOX Motorsport Pit Lane Timer |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | On-track lap timing & driver feedback |
Pit lane speed limit compliance & pit stop timing |
| Timing Basis | 25 Hz GNSS position vs. your best lap (more accurate than distance-based timing on long tracks) |
Precision millisecond timing through the pit entry/exit zone |
| Live Feedback | Delta-T display plus 6 RGB LEDs showing live speed vs. best lap |
Audible and visual alerts for pit speed limit and entry/exit thresholds |
| Display Modes | Live Speed, Max Speed, Lap Count, Lap Timing, Predictive Lap Timing, Lateral G, Longitudinal G |
Real-time pit lane timing with customizable alert thresholds |
| Data Logging | 25 Hz GNSS data logger built in (8 GB SD card included) |
Automatically logs pit lane times each session for efficiency review |
| Connector Options | Side exit connectors (portable between cars) or rear exit connectors (permanent install) |
Side exit connectors (portable between cars) or rear exit connectors (permanent install) |
| Best For | Drivers chasing lap time and consistency on circuit |
Teams and crews minimizing penalties and time loss in the pits |
Choose Your Configuration
The HD2 Track Package is available as a single- or dual-camera system, with or without the OLED predictive lap timing display. Pricing and live availability below.
Most Popular HD2 Accessories
These are the two accessories HD2 owners add most often — one for mounting, one for keeping the unit cool in a hot cockpit.
Roll Bar Mount for VBOX Video HD2 units
Fits 1 5/8" (41.275 mm) roll cages and works with both HDMI and non-HDMI HD2 units — the fastest way to get a secure, vibration-resistant mounting point in a race-prepared car.
Cooling Fan for VBOX Video HD2
Clips directly onto the HD2's case fins to keep the enclosure cool when cabin/cockpit temperatures climb above 50°C (122°F) — cheap insurance against heat-related shutdowns during endurance stints.
What's Included
- HD2 Data Logger
- 1 or 2 Full HD Cameras (by variant)
- OLED Predictive Lap Timing Display (select variants)
- Microphone
- Roll Cage Camera Mount(s)
- Un-terminated In-Car Power Cable
- GNSS Antenna
- 32 GB SD Card
- HDMI Cable
Technical Specifications
| GNSS Update Rate | 25 Hz |
| Velocity Accuracy | ±0.1 km/h (averaged over 4 samples) |
| Position Accuracy | ±3 m, 95% CEP |
| Maximum Velocity | 1600 km/h |
| Lap Timing Resolution | 0.01 s |
| CAN Channels | Up to 80 |
| Video Resolution / Frame Rate | 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps |
| Camera Field of View | 119° horizontal / 68° vertical / 135° diagonal |
| Input Voltage | 8–30 V DC |
| Power Consumption | 25 W max |
| IP Rating | IP50 (recorder), IP65 (camera) |
| Weight | ~870 g |
Why Buy Your VBOX from Creative Motorsport Solutions?
Choosing the right hardware is only part of the equation. Getting the most from your VBOX system comes down to proper installation, CAN integration, and knowledgeable technical support.
Creative Motorsport Solutions has extensive hands-on experience with VBOX products in professional motorsport, supporting customers competing in endurance racing, road racing, time attack, and HPDE events. We stock VBOX inventory in the United States for fast delivery, and if a product isn't on our shelf, we can typically source it quickly through our close relationship with Racelogic.
Our team is available before and after the sale to help with installation questions, CAN integration, troubleshooting, and system configuration. As your data requirements grow, we also develop custom VBOX-based solutions — including advanced pit lane video monitoring systems for professional race teams.
When you purchase from Creative Motorsport Solutions, you're working with specialists who use these systems, not simply another online reseller.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I connect the HD2 to my vehicle's CAN bus?
Yes. The HD2 can log and display supported CAN channels such as engine RPM, throttle position, brake pressure, steering angle, gear position, wheel speeds, and many other vehicle parameters — from AiM, MoTeC, or any CAN-output dash or ECU.
Does the HD2 work for HPDE and club racing?
Absolutely. While the HD2 is widely used in professional motorsport, it's equally valuable for track day drivers, autocross competitors, and club racers looking to improve consistency and reduce lap times.
Can I compare laps after each session?
Yes. Circuit Tools and VBOX Analysis allow detailed lap comparisons, making it easy to identify differences in braking, corner speed, throttle application, and racing line.
Is the HD2 only a video camera?
No. The HD2 is a complete video data logging system that synchronizes HD video with GPS positioning, lap timing, accelerometer data, and optional CAN bus information into one performance analysis platform.
What's the difference between the single- and dual-camera Track Package?
The dual-camera variants add a second synchronized 1080p feed — commonly a driver or pedal-box view alongside the forward-facing camera — while single-camera variants keep cost down for teams that only need a forward view. All variants share the same logger, GPS, and CAN capability.
Do I need the OLED display?
The OLED display adds live predictive lap timing and a CAN splitter cable in the car, which drivers coaching themselves in real time find valuable. It's not required for post-session video/data analysis — Circuit Tools shows the same predictive timing after the run either way.
How fast can Creative Motorsport Solutions ship an HD2?
In-stock items typically ship within 1-3 business days via UPS, with FedEx available on request. Contact our team directly if you need an expedited timeline ahead of an event.
Can you terminate the CAN cable for my specific car?
Yes — this is something most VBOX dealers don't offer. Send us your make, model, and ECU/dash setup and we'll terminate the unterminated CAN interface cable with the correct mating connector so it plugs straight into your vehicle's wiring loom.
Do I need both the Pit Lane Timer and the Lap Timer?
Not necessarily. If your priority is finding time on track, start with the Lap Timer. If pit lane penalties or pit stop efficiency are the bigger concern, start with the Pit Lane Timer. Many endurance and club racing teams eventually run both since they solve different problems.
Ready to Start Capturing Real Data?
Talk to our team about the right HD2 configuration for your program, or shop the Track Package now with fast US shipping and genuine Racelogic support.
