BRSCC Announces Partnership with trackit
The British Racing and Sports Car Club (BRSCC) has announced a new partnership with trackit, the operating system for motorsport, aimed at helping grassroots racers manage their race cars with greater organisation, safety, confidence and peace of mind.
Through the partnership, BRSCC members will gain access to the trackit platform — a motorsport operations system designed to help teams, drivers and mechanics manage the operational side of running a race car, from parts tracking and service intervals to build history, consumables forecasting and race readiness- with tools that also support labour tracking and invoicing for teams.
For many grassroots racers, important information about their cars is often spread across spreadsheets, notebooks and memory. trackit brings this information into a single platform, helping teams stay organised, maintain compliance and arrive at the track with confidence that their car is properly prepared.
The platform is designed to simplify race preparation by giving teams a clear view of what is on the car, what has been serviced and what requires attention before the next event — reducing the cognitive load that often comes with managing a race car throughout a busy season.
trackit was developed to bring the discipline and operational systems used by professional race teams to grassroots motorsport in a simple and accessible way. The platform is already used by professional motorsport organisations, including NTT Indycar Series team Juncos Hollinger Racing, MSVT Racing, World Racing League, IMSA, SRO and is now being introduced to BRSCC competitors through this partnership.
Through the collaboration, BRSCC members will be able to access a complimentary three-month trackit trial, allowing them to set up their cars in the platform and experience the benefits during the season.
To make onboarding as simple as possible for members, trackit will work closely with BRSCC to prepare commonly used vehicle types across the club’s championships, helping drivers get their cars set up quickly and start using the platform with minimal friction.
Jack Beaman, Founder of trackit, said: “Running a race car involves managing a huge amount of information — from parts history and service intervals to compliance and safety checks.
trackit was built to simplify that process and give teams, drivers and mechanics a clear view of their car so they can arrive at the track with greater confidence and peace of mind.”
Luke Souch, Head of Club Operations at BRSCC, said: “BRSCC is always looking for ways to support our members and improve the experience of competing with the club.
trackit provides teams, drivers and mechanics with a practical way to manage the technical side of running their race cars and bring greater organisation and peace of mind throughout the racing season. We’re pleased to introduce the platform to our community.”
The partnership will be supported through communications to BRSCC members throughout the season, including a dedicated member introduction to the platform and the complimentary trial.
trackit is available to professional and grassroots teams across motorsport.
To learn more, visit their website trackit or follow @get.trackit on instagram
