Every second

Measurable

In motocross and enduro, centimeters and tenths of a second decide between victory and defeat — at every corner entry, every acceleration point, in every moto. With OCULUS and IRIS, these moments become measurable for the first time: for coaches with teams, and for riders who want to improve on their own.

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The Challenges in Motocross and Enduro

Motocross training runs in motos — 15 to 25 minutes, full throttle, high intensity. What's missing: objective data. Coaches currently judge racing lines, braking points and sector times by eye — or with a stopwatch in hand. Systematic comparisons between riders or between motos? Hardly possible. In enduro, there isn't even a fixed track layout that would allow manual timing.

Trainers need:
Precise sector times
Line comparison
Speed profile
Independent self-analysis
Video + data combined

The Complete Motocross & Enduro Performance Ecosystem

Sector times — automatic, without a stopwatch

Virtual sectors are defined once in the Lympik web app — right on the GPS map. From then on, OCULUS automatically captures every sector in every moto: entry time, average speed, gap to the best time. No manual timing, no paper, no guessing. Sector times are available within seconds of the WiFi upload — for all riders in the team at once, or for the individual rider after training.
GPS Tracker
WiFi Upload
Speed
Line analysis

Intelligent training analysis in seconds

After the moto, all OCULUS data is uploaded via WiFi — in seconds, right at the track. The analysis software automatically detects start and finish, calculates GPS-based sector times and clearly displays all performance metrics: speed, average speed and sector times. In the interactive map view, racing lines, splits and training sections can be compared to within a few meters — without manual post-processing.
Split times
Sector times
Team comparisons

Racing line and speed — analyzable by yourself for the first time

Anyone training alone previously had no way of knowing whether their chosen line was really the fastest. OCULUS changes that. With a 10 Hz sampling rate, the tracker records a seamless speed profile for every meter of the course — corner entry, corner exit, straights, jump takeoff, landing. After the heat, the web app shows the GPS track directly on the map: Heat 1 versus Heat 3, inside line versus outside line, fastest lap versus average. Coaches immediately see where a rider loses time compared to the team. Those riding alone see their own progress — concrete, measurable, without interpretation.
Continuous comparison
Speed analysis
Athlete comparison
Detailed course analysis
Elevation profile

Video analysis automatically synchronized

With IRIS, video analysis is seamlessly integrated into the Lympik Motion system. All relevant performance data from the OCULUS measurement is automatically linked to the video and displayed as an overlay directly in the image. Speed, sector times, or racing lines are visible at every moment — perfect for precisely assessing technique and performance. Videos are stored online in the Lympik Cloud, giving coaches and athletes access to their recordings anytime — without additional devices or complicated workflows.
GPS data in video
Automatically synchronized
Browser app
Online storage
Head-to-head comparison

Team training and heat structure

For coaches with multiple riders, the system scales without additional effort. Each rider gets their own OCULUS tracker, all data flows into a single coach view. Heat 1 versus Heat 3 of the same rider, Rider A versus Rider B in the same heat — the comparison is created with just a few clicks. The configuration stays saved and doesn't need to be set up again for each training day.
Compare your athletes
Easy GPS tracker management
Line analysis

What you can measure in motocross

Sector times
Average speed
Racing line / GPS track
Speed profile
Video Overlays
Moto comparison
Acceleration
Athlete management

How it works

1. Setup
Configure the course once in the web app: define sectors via GPS map, assign OCULUS tracker to the athlete. Done in just a few minutes.
2. Record
Attach the tracker to the rider's vest. OCULUS records movement, speed and position seamlessly at 10 Hz. IRIS timestamps every frame of the camera in parallel — fully automatic, without manual intervention.
3. Analyze
After the moto: WiFi upload, done. Sector times, speed profiles, GPS track and video with overlay are available in the web app within seconds — for the coach on the tablet, for the rider on the smartphone.
4. Compare
Moto versus moto, rider versus rider — or today's lap against last week's best time. The web app overlays GPS tracks and shows speed curves side by side. Every sector is directly comparable.
5. Share
Share results via link, WhatsApp, or QR code.

See in action

Trusted by national teams, clubs and coaches

With the OCULUS trackers from Lympik, we analyze existing Motocross tracks and special tests domestically and abroad for the first time fully automatically and in detail. With just one click, I receive all decisive performance indicators such as sector times, average speeds, and even the fastest line. The data obtained also allows conclusions about suspension and motorcycle setup. The system is a real game changer – it gives us the opportunity for the first time to systematically integrate precise measurement data into training.

Sebastian Tödling, MBA
Coach of multiple athletes in Motocross and international Enduro sport

Products in Use

OCULUS

Motion Tracking Unit
OCULUS is Lympik's compact, high-precision motion sensor designed to capture every movement with exceptional accuracy. Using advanced GNSS technology and integrated motion sensors, it detects position, speed, acceleration, and more — and provides reliable data even in demanding training environments. OCULUS is small, robust and user-friendly and forms the basis for professional, data-based performance analysis in daily training.
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Motion Analysis

Cloud Software for Motion Data
It combines powerful sport-specific analytics with exceptional ease of use and enables coaches to gain detailed insights with just a few clicks. Predefined and customizable templates ensure consistent, comparable results across all training sessions and automatically process key figures such as speed, acceleration and split times. The result: professional-level performance analyses that are simple and efficient and are suitable for daily use in training.
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IRIS

Video synchronization unit
IRIS is Lympik's camera adapter: it writes a frame-accurate timestamp to the audio track of your camera. Videos are then automatically assigned to the right athlete and run and synchronized with timing and motion data. Coaches see metrics such as speed and time on every single frame, gaining deeper, sport-specific insights. The result is a fully integrated video and data workflow that makes technique analysis in daily training faster and clearer.
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Video Analysis

Cloud Software for Video Analysis
It combines synchronized video recordings and performance data to make technical details visible and measurable in every movement. Trainers can review scenes frame by frame, compare athletes side by side and display important key figures such as speed or split times directly into the video. The result is clearer feedback, faster corrections, and more effective, data-driven training.
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Video Database

Online cloud video storage
No local storage, no manual sorting. Videos automatically end up in the Lympik Cloud, are structured by athlete and session and can be shared with the entire coaching team in seconds.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the OCULUS GPS Tracker and how can it be used in motorsport?
OCULUS records high-precision position and speed data across multiple laps. This makes every single point on the track comparable and analyzable.
Can I use OCULUS without a coach?
Yes — OCULUS and the Lympik Web-App are fully designed for independent use. Riders configure their course once, upload via WiFi after the heat, and analyze sector times, racing line, and speed profile directly in the web app. A coach is optional, not required.
How is OCULUS attached during Motocross?
OCULUS is worn by the rider in a vest — on the body, not on the motorcycle. This protects the device from vibrations and also delivers more precise movement data, as the sensor captures the rider's body movements directly. Putting it on takes just seconds.

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