COMPARISON
The two loggers most UK track riders ask about. Same job, very different philosophies.
RaceBox
£199
25 Hz GPS + IMU logger with Bluetooth app, designed for amateur racers.
AiM
£499
Professional motorsport GPS lap timer with optional inertial platform and ECU expansion.
RaceBox Mini lands at roughly £199. The AiM Solo 2 DL is £499+ before the inertial expansion.
RaceBox samples GPS at 25 Hz, IMU at 200 Hz. AiM Solo 2 DL is 10 Hz GPS unless you add the AiM ECU bridge.
AiM has been building motorsport-grade kit since 1995. The Solo 2 case shrugs off rain, vibration, and crashes that smaller dongles wouldn't.
AiM has a bar-mounted display so you can see lap times without a phone. RaceBox needs a phone or external display.
RaceBox app is modern, fast, and exports cleanly. AiM Race Studio is desktop-only and dates badly.
Both export rich CSVs. Both miss the analysis layer — that's where ApexIngest plugs in.
Buy the RaceBox Mini if you're a club racer or track day rider who wants 25 Hz data, a modern app, and a wallet-friendly price. Buy the AiM Solo 2 DL if you've already invested in AiM's ecosystem, want bombproof hardware, or need the on-bar display. Either way, you'll want a better analysis layer — that's where ApexIngest comes in.
ApexIngest imports CSV exports from both RaceBox and AiM Solo 2 DL. You keep your logger; you add corner coaching, lap overlays, lean angle visualisation, and a modern web dashboard for £9/month.
From £9/month. Works with RaceBox, AiM, MoTeC, Starlane, RaceChrono, and more. Join the waitlist for early access.