Built for Le Mans Ultimate

Plan the race.
Run it from the pit wall.

StintLab is endurance race strategy and a live race engineer for Le Mans Ultimate. Plan every stint, stop and tire set with your team, then let the companion app call the stops from your car’s real numbers.

  • Free while we grow
  • Nothing to install to plan
  • Fuel, energy, tires and rain

StintLab is free while we grow. Paid plans will come later, and everyone who joins before then gets a big early-supporter discount as a thank-you.

Racing with a team? Sign in with Discord to keep rooms, saved data and teams on any PC.

The Race tab's Dashboard in the demo race: a Stay out call with the box lap, the handover to the next driver, fuel and energy bars, tire life per corner, timing, the track map and where the car would rejoin after a stop.
The live demo: a simulated race on the Race tab’s Dashboard.

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    How it works

    Three steps from sign-up to the green flag

    1. In your browser · minutes

      Plan the race

      Make a room, pick the track and car, and setup builds the stints, stops and tire sets. Send the link to your crew.

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    2. In practice · a few laps

      Measure your car

      Run the companion app with LMU. It measures lap time, fuel, energy and tire wear, and the plan uses your real numbers.

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    3. Race day · live

      Race with an engineer

      The Race tab calls the stops from the car’s live data, and the spoken engineer tells the driver what is coming.

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    Your race in ten seconds

    Set the race length, your lap time and fuel use. This quick preview counts fuel only; the planner adds virtual energy, tires, weather and your drivers’ hours.

    Race length

    About a minute lost per stop. Stints are spread evenly. Plan this race for real carries these numbers into a new room.

    For the whole crew

    Made for every seat on the team

    Keep your eyes on the road

    The Race tab turns the plan into calls: box, stay out or undercut, worked out from your fuel and energy against the cars around you.

    • A spoken race engineer – pit calls, the stop ahead, gaps and the last laps, as chatty as you like
    • Box calls – including when to switch to wets, from the game’s forecast
    • A flashing pit call – in the in-game overlays, next to fuel, tires and the relative
    • Auto pit – fills the game’s pit menu for the next stop from the plan
    Race, Weather: Box for wets in 7 laps, with a chart of track wetness over the laps ahead, the too-wet-for-slicks line at 7.5 percent and the switch to wets at lap 10.

    From an empty room to a race plan in about 8 clicks

    Pick the track and car, or start from an official LMU race. Setup offers your saved data first, preselects the recommended fuel and tire strategies and assigns your drivers when you finish.

    • Fuel and virtual energy – whichever runs out first sets each stint
    • Strategies side by side – push every stint, even fuel, or save fuel to skip a stop
    • Tires that fit your allocation – double-stints where they pay, and wets never count
    • What if… – slower laps, more fuel use or rain at half distance, before you change anything
    Plan, Strategy: a recommended plan with 2 stops and 29 laps, fuel strategy cards for Push every stint, Save fuel to skip a stop and Even fuel, and tire strategy cards with tire changes and lowest tire life.

    One room for the whole crew

    A room is one race, and everyone in it sees the same plan, live. Send an invite link, and each driver marks the hours they can drive in their own time zone.

    • Availability – one grid for the whole crew; auto-assign fills the stints from it
    • Teams – the same crew every race, with everyone’s numbers side by side
    • Driver swaps – drivers are recognized in the car and the next one gets a heads-up
    • Discord – a card in your channel every time a stint closes
    Drivers: the roster with each driver’s color, time zone, lap time, stints in a row and an invite link to send.

    Follow the race from anywhere

    • A spectator link – read only, no account needed
    • Dashboard presets – for the driver, engineer, strategist and spectators
    • On a phone – a card view: who is on track, when they box, and the stints after that
    • Stints as they happen – the timeline re-times off what really happened
    Plan, Stints during the demo race: a timeline of three stints in each driver’s color with a marker for now, and the stops, laps and finish above it.

    The companion app

    Your car’s real numbers, live

    A small Windows app that reads LMU’s telemetry and sends it to your room. Drive a few laps in practice and it measures lap time, fuel, energy and tire wear, and saves them for that car and track.

    • Stints close themselves – the plan re-times off what really happened.
    • In-game overlays – relative, standings, fuel, tires, radar, a flashing pit call and more.
    • Auto pit – fills the game’s pit menu for the next stop from the plan.
    • One-click sign-in – no codes to copy, and it finds your race room for you.

    Download for Windows

    Plan, Stints during the demo race: a timeline of three stints in each driver's color with a marker for now, and the stops, laps and finish above it.
    Stints follow the race as it happens, so the stops ahead stay right.

    Always improving

    Built with the drivers who use it

    StintLab ships updates almost every week, most of them asked for in the Discord.

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      Questions

      Before you start

      Is it free?

      Yes, for now. StintLab is free while we grow: the planner, the Race tab and the companion app. Paid plans will come later, and everyone who joins before then gets a big early-supporter discount.

      Do I need an account?

      No. Make a room and start planning straight away; anyone with the room link can open it. Sign in with Discord when you want your rooms, saved data and teams kept on any PC.

      Do I need the companion app?

      It’s optional: you can type every number by hand. But the companion measures your real lap time, fuel, energy and tire wear, and it is what makes the Race tab live. It runs on Windows next to LMU. Download it.

      Can my teammates and friends watch?

      Yes. Send the invite link to your drivers, and the read-only spectator link to anyone who only wants to watch. On a phone the Race tab becomes a simple card view: who is on track, when they box, and the stints after that.

      Does it handle virtual energy, tires and rain?

      Yes. Fuel and virtual energy both count, whichever runs out first sets the stint. Tire plans fit your allocation (wets never count), and Weather says when to box for wets from the game’s forecast.

      Where do I get help?

      The guide covers every screen, and the community Discord is there for questions and ideas.

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