Pit Management
Pit Management
Pit Exit Lights
Controlled either locally by Pit Lane exit marshals, or remotely from Race Control, MYLAPS Pit Exit lights conform to all applicable standards.
The lights enhance track control by signaling when the track is open or not, and oncoming traffic, ensuring safe pit exits with ultra-bright LEDs for maximum visibility.
Remote control allows local marshal operation.
Pit management
Pit Detection Radar
The fully configurable vehicle detection system looks down the track from pit exit and can reliably detect oncoming vehicles. The system can automatically then activate the Pit Exit Blue light function to alert the vehicle leaving the pit-lane of the oncoming traffic.
Detection RADAR used in the Pit-In vehicle detection system. The fully configurable vehicle detection system reliably detects oncoming vehicles. The system can automatically activate warning horns or other analog devices.
Pit management
Pit-In Warning
A vehicle detection system that activates one or several warning systems is installed along the pit lane to inform all the staff and people in this traffic area that a vehicle is entering the pit lane.
MYLAPS provides connectable horns that can be integrated into the system to provide acoustic warnings.
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FAQ
What do red, green and blue pit-exit lights mean in motorsport?
Under FIA’s recommended circuit-racing procedures, red indicates that the pit exit is closed, green indicates that it is open, and flashing blue warns drivers leaving the pits that traffic is approaching on the main track. A green light permits departure under the applicable procedure; it does not guarantee a clear track. Drivers must follow the event’s pit-exit rules.
How can pit-exit lights automatically warn drivers about approaching traffic?
A pit-exit radar can detect vehicles approaching on the main track and automatically activate a blue warning light. MYLAPS Pit Detection Radar provides this approaching-traffic warning for vehicles leaving the pits. Separately, MYLAPS Pit Exit Lights allow marshals at the pit exit or officials in Race Control to control the signals locally or remotely.
How can a pit-lane warning system alert crews when a vehicle enters the pits?
A pit-entry vehicle detection system can automatically trigger warning devices to alert personnel working along the pit lane. MYLAPS Pit-In Warning can activate one or several warning systems when a vehicle enters, with connectable horns providing an audible alert. This supports awareness of incoming vehicles among pit crews and other pit-lane staff.
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