TrackPro vs SimHub

SimHub can be useful.TrackPro runs the whole session.

If you want one place for coaching, telemetry, pedal tuning, haptics, motion, competition, and community, TrackPro goes far beyond a plugin-driven dashboard tool.

Free for Windows · no signup to start · full coaching free for 30 days

Why drivers switch

The difference is what happens after the data.

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One app instead of a plugin stack

Use native coaching, telemetry, overlays, haptics, motion, and pedal controls in a connected experience.

02

Coaching, not just output

TrackPro interprets the lap and speaks to the driver instead of stopping at dashboards and device effects.

03

A place to keep racing

Race Pass, events, messaging, and community give the data a competitive reason to matter.

An electric-blue line guiding a focused sim racer toward the apex

The feature that changes practice

TrackPro does not just show the lap. It talks you through the next one.

Live coaching turns analysis from a post-session task into an improvement loop that happens while you drive.

Compare it on your own rig

No migration plan. No leap of faith.

TrackPro is free to download, so you can keep your current setup while you test a more connected way to practice.

01

Install beside your current tools

Start with the free TrackPro core without dismantling the workflow you already know.

02

Run the same car and track

Compare the coaching, clarity, and rig experience inside a familiar session.

03

Let the next month decide

Use the full coaching trial and keep the system that creates the better feedback loop.

4.8

244 driver ratings

The AI coaching alone has shaved 2 seconds off my lap times at Spa.
Alex M. · iRacing A-Class

The comparison ends when the driving starts.

Put TrackPro beside SimHub for 30 days and judge both by what happens to your next sessions.

Windows 10/11 · one click · no signup to start