VEXIL supports race control with a layer of technological redundancy designed for the most demanding operating conditions: top speeds, multi-post coverage, objective audit trail of every decision.
Flags remain the sovereign tool of race control. VEXIL is designed to add technological redundancy and objective traceability to the race director's decisions, without changing anything about the way they work.
The conditions in which marshals and race control must operate today are more demanding than ever: extended coverage across multiple posts, variable weather, increasing demands for reporting from teams and federations. A layer of technical redundancy is now expected by professional teams.
Modern cars reach peaks over 250 km/h even in amateur categories. The useful window for each signal compresses. Technical redundancy becomes a safety multiplier.
Modern circuits, karting facilities and rally stages require multiple coordinated posts. The race director needs a tool that unifies in real time what is happening across all sectors.
Rain, fog, incident smoke, direct sun on the visor: variables that affect trackside operations. A parallel technological channel is never affected by these conditions.
Teams, sponsors, federations demand objective reporting of every race decision. Timestamp, duration, target of every signal, GPS position of the car at the moment of the event.
Every flag shown is simultaneously notified to the driver's cockpit via a dedicated radio channel. Zero interference with the current operational flow.
Every event recorded with millisecond timestamp, target, GPS position. Exportable PDF report at the end of the session for teams, federations, appeals.
Race control dashboard with live map, event log, temporal replay. One more tool to coordinate sectors without changing current procedures.
VEXIL is an integrated hardware-software ecosystem that starts from the marshal's gesture and reaches the driver's cockpit in less than a second, simultaneously generating an objective record of every event for race control.
The marshal holds the flag exactly as today. Internal inertial sensors automatically recognize the gesture of exposure, waving or resting.
Each trackside post has a rack that identifies which flag has been extracted and in what state it is being shown. One self-sufficient unit per sector.
Small unit with LED display mounted on the vehicle. Receives only signals relevant to the sector the car is currently transiting through.
Web interface for race control with live sector view, timestamped event log, temporal replay, PDF export for reporting.
No button to press, no central operator, no additional procedure compared to today. The marshal continues to work exactly as always. VEXIL amplifies the gesture.
They pull the flag from the rack and perform the standard gesture. The system recognizes identity, state and reference sector.
Every car transiting the sector sees the signal on the LED display of its own tracker. Typical latency below 1 second.
Every event enters the log with timestamp, GPS position of involved cars, exposure duration. PDF report at the end of the session.
The dashboard is an operational tool designed for the race director. It doesn't make decisions on their behalf: it gives them a unified view of what's happening across sectors and a complete record of everything that has been decided.
Topographic circuit view with sectors coloured by flag state, updated in real time at every event.
Chronological timeline of every signal with millisecond timestamp, target, duration, GPS coordinates.
Scrubber to review any moment of the session. Fundamental for post-race analysis and appeals.
Structured PDF export at the end of the session: every event, every car, every time. Ready to hand over.
Charts for most-shown flag, most active sector, car reaction times. Trend analysis over time.
The same dashboard is visible on multiple stations simultaneously: director, deputy, safety, team briefing.
VEXIL is modular and adapts to different configurations: from small karting facilities to large permanent racetracks, from rally stages to motorcycling categories.
Multi-sector coverage on long circuits, integration with existing timing systems, management of multiple sessions in a day.
High vehicle density, short but intense sessions, need for precise tracking in training races and youth championships.
Posts distributed along open stages, spectator safety, critical documentation for zone flags.
High speed, reduced rider visibility of physical flags, maximum benefit from the redundant cockpit channel.
Objective reporting standard, exportable data for sports commissions, trend analysis across race series.
Track days by professional teams, sports driving courses, club events with safety requirements analogous to official racing.
Does VEXIL replace physical flags?
No, under no circumstances. VEXIL is a layer of technological redundancy that supports the existing system. Physical flags remain the sovereign tool of race control and nothing changes in the current marshals' workflow. VEXIL detects what happens and amplifies it to the cockpit and dashboard.
What happens if the race control PC shuts down?
Sector flags continue to reach drivers. The system is designed so that the dashboard is never in the safety-critical path: all flags start from physical extraction from the racks and continue to work even if the dashboard is offline. The dashboard is optimized for audit trail and coordination, not for the critical channel.
How long does pre-event setup take?
Approximately 30 minutes for a standard event. The racks are positioned at the posts, the trackers are mounted on the vehicles (magnetic or strap), the gateway is switched on in race control. Everything plug & play, no configuration required.
Do we need internet access at the circuit?
No. The system works entirely in local mode: proprietary radio communication between racks, trackers and gateway. The dashboard runs on the race control PC without cloud dependencies. A fundamental requirement of professional motorsport: zero dependence on external connectivity.
Is the system certified for official race use?
The hardware uses pre-certified radio modules and the platform is undergoing CE certification. The technology is subject to Italian patent application no. 102026000021319 (filed on 22/07/2026). For specific federation approvals, we are in contact with the relevant technical commissions.
How are post-race appeals handled?
Every event is recorded with millisecond timestamp, GPS coordinates of the vehicle at the time of the signal, duration, target. The final PDF report is the objective source for stewards, teams and federation. A level of technical evidence that no other tool offers today.
What is the commercial model?
VEXIL is offered in per-event rental mode: complete supply (racks, flags, trackers for all vehicles, gateway, dashboard, on-site technical support) on a per-event basis. Formula designed for organizers who want to try without a purchase investment.
VEXIL is being introduced to racetracks, federations and motorsport event organizers. We arrange dedicated demos at your circuit or during one of your events.
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