GPS/OBD2 data logger for hillclimbs and sprints

[Galveston]

Hello,

I'm interested in finding a simple GPS/OBD2 data logger for hillclimbs and sprints, so I can easily compare runs and identify where to find time. Something like the AiM Solo 2 DL looks like it might do the job, but they're designed as lap timers and I'm not clear whether they'd be much use for the types of event I do. Sprints are often 1.75 laps of a circuit (pit lane exit to pit lane entry with a flying lap in-between) - how would it cope with that?

Any experiences or other ideas would be gratefully received.

Thanks, Rob.

[Galveston]

Thanks chaps.

At most venues it should be possible to set start and finish points when I walk the course.

Essentially all I want is a speed vs. distance graph for each run (ignoring whether the second half of the run repeats any of the first half) , which can be overlaid over each other as the day/weekend goes on. Adding data from the OBD2 would be a nice refinement. That doesn't seem like too much to ask.

Edited by Galveston on Sunday 1st July 12:42

[Galveston]

Thanks chaps, some food for thought there.

I'm not so interested in split times etc, just want a good reliable system for producing speed/distance graphs (with OBD2 for extra interest and geekery) for reviewing on the laptop between runs.

Cheers.

[Galveston]

Yeah, poncey data logger and laptop analysis between runs is probably a bit overkill for a Clio in Standard Car but we'll gloss over that.