How it works

How GPX Stream works

GPX Stream is a live-streaming system designed for motorsport. A camera or video data logger in the car sends video over 5G to our cloud, and from there it reaches your pit wall, race control, your fans or anywhere else in the world, with ultra low latency (0.6s – 1.2s).

GPX Mobile live streaming unit with display, camera and mount
  • 0.6s – 1.2s Ultra Low Latency
  • 5G Global data
  • HDMI + SDI Compatible
  • Minutes From Unboxing to Streaming

The whole system

From your car to everyone watching

01

Capture

Pick the video source that fits your car.

  • HDMI HDMI Camera or video data logger with a live HDMI output, such as a VBOX HD2, VBOX HD1, or Race Navigator RN PRO.
  • USB-C USB-C Camera with USB-C connection. Bullet, rugged and broadcast quality cameras are available.
  • SDI SDI Camera or video data logger with a live SDI output, such as an AiM SmartyCam3 or AiM SmartyCam4. Uses the optional SDI to HDMI converter.
02

Transmit

GPX Mobile sends it over 5G.

  • GPX Mobile in the car GPX Mobile in the car Mounts in the car, takes your video and transmits it over 5G with a global eSIM.
03

Watch and share

Everyone who needs the video gets the view that suits them.

  • MainGPX Dash GPX Dash Device control for team, drivers and engineers who need direct access to the unit at the lowest latency.
  • GPX Watch GPX Watch A viewing experience for friends, family and spectators, with about 10 to 15 seconds of delay.
  • Multi-viewer experiences Multi-viewer experiences Give fans several onboards at once in a multi-viewer experience, like the one built for SRO.
  • YouTube, Twitch and more YouTube, Twitch and more Go live on your own channels. Just provide your stream key.
  • Race Control Race Control For series with a relationship with GPX Stream, race control can use onboards for instant in-race decisions with our dedicated race control software.
  • Broadcast Broadcast Series broadcasts can ingest onboards for real-time fan engagement.

SEE IT LIVE

More live video

Watch it in action

Enhancing Live Racing: Sony, SRO Motorsports America and GPX StreamSony Professional

SRO Motorsports America president Greg Gill, GPX Stream founder Jeff Segal and race director John Maesky explain how onboard cameras built on GPX Stream and the Sony PDT-FP1 bring fans closer to the action and help race control make faster decisions at the Indianapolis 8 Hour.

How SRO Motorsports Broadcasts Every Onboard Camera Live | GPX Stream x VbrickGPX Stream

SRO Motorsports America's streaming player shows GPX Stream live onboards alongside the live broadcast. Live timing runs next to multiple onboard camera feeds, and clicking a driver in the timing table swaps their onboard into the grid, so fans can ride with specific drivers or follow their favourite teams and manufacturers without missing the action.

Revolutionizing Motorsports: Sony’s PDT-FP1 and GPX StreamSony Professional

The Concours Club in Miami, Florida uses the Sony PDT-FP1 with GPX Stream to send live onboard video to driving coaches standing outside the car, so they can give drivers feedback in real time.

How to Live Stream While Racing with GPX Stream!the stiglette

INSTALL AND OPERATE

How it works: common questions

What's included in a GPX Stream kit?

The GPX Mobile kit includes everything needed to stream live from the car: the GPX Mobile device, an HD USB-C bullet camera, a mounting kit matched to your type of car, cables, a charger, and a travel case. An active GPX Stream subscription is required to operate the device.

In the box:

GPX Mobile device with touchscreen and internal battery

HD USB-C bullet camera with extension rod

HDMI cable

USB-C wall charger

Compact soft-sided travel case

Mounting kit for your car type:

  • Roll bar mounts for GT and closed-cockpit race cars
  • Surface mounts for open wheel cars
  • Suction mounts for street cars and track days

Optional add-ons: GPX Mobile onboard power harnesses for continuous charging, SDI to HDMI conversion kit for video data loggers such as the AiM SmartyCam3 or SmartyCam4, and Rugged Bullet Cameras.

How do you live stream from the track?

GPX Stream captures video from an onboard camera or video data logger, and prepares it to be sent over cellular networks to dedicated cloud servers, where authorized viewers watch it live in GPX Dash with ultra low latency (0.6s – 1.2s).

Here's the process step by step:

  1. Capture: Using an external USB-C/HDMI camera, or a video data logger connected by HDMI or SDI, provides the video.
  2. Transmit: The GPX Mobile device encodes the video and sends it over our prioritized 5G global data connectivity, with multi-network access around the world. Our team can remotely switch between available networks to help optimize performance for your location, giving you expert assistance as conditions change.
  3. Watch: Engineers, coaches, and race control view the stream live in GPX Dash, where they can also start, stop, and adjust the stream remotely. Friends and Family can watch the private stream via GPX Watch.
  4. Share: Feeds can be re-streamed at the same time to GPX Watch, YouTube, Twitch, race control, or broadcast partners.

Video quality can be adjusted from 360p to 1080p based on network conditions at the track.

How can I live stream from my VBOX?

To live stream from your VBOX, plug the GPX Mobile into your VBOX using the HDMI cable included in the kit. GPX Stream works with Racelogic VBOX HD1, VBOX HD2 with live video output and Race Navigator RN PRO systems, as well as any video data logger with live video output enabled.

Once connected, the GPX Mobile streams your VBOX video, including telemetry overlays, live to GPX Dash over 5G global data connectivity. For worry-free streaming, add our optional VBOX power harness.

Need help installing? See the Installation guide (PDF).

How can I live stream from my AiM SmartyCam?

To live stream from your AiM SmartyCam, add SDI to HDMI conversion kit to your GPX Stream kit. Plug your SmartyCam into the converter, then connect the converter to the GPX Mobile using the HDMI cable included in the kit. GPX Stream works with AiM SmartyCam3 with live video output as well as any video data logger with live video output.

Once connected, the GPX Mobile streams your SmartyCam video, including telemetry overlays, live to GPX Dash over 5G global data connectivity.

Need help installing? See the Installation guide (PDF).

Is a subscription required?

Yes, an active subscription is required to operate GPX Stream devices. The subscription includes important features like access to GPX Dash, prioritized 5G global data connectivity, industry-leading support and more! Most importantly, you can pause, start or cancel your subscription at any time!

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Instagram and YouTube

See it in action

Watch onboard video from the car and follow the teams and series using GPX Stream.

Instagram

Behind the scenes

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Paddock, pit wall and track moments from the teams and series we work with.

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YouTube

Watch live onboards

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Onboard video from the car and how teams and series stream live with GPX Stream.

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Ready to live stream from your car?

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