Starting Lights Motorsport

X2 RACE CONTROL

High Visibility Light panels

Digitally controlled from race control, or by marshals the bright MYLAPS Starting Lights conform to all applicable standards and are visible even in the most difficult conditions.

The LED Race Info Panel is a versatile display designed to provide all essential track information in racing environments. Stay informed with clear indicators for Black Flag notices, Penalty Laps / Stops, and important details like Time or Laps to Go.

X2 Starting Lights

FIA/FIM Starting Lights

X2 Starting Lights provide starting light procedures for FIA and FIM and non-graded circuits. Compliant with FIA’s Appendix H, 2.4.6 for Starting Lights and the procedures for racing use.

With 20 high—visibility LED front discs for rider and driver information, and 10 rear discs for broadcasting, audience, and race direction.

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Display

Info Panel

A multi-functional display (3m x 1m) for all forms of track information.

Black Flag notices
Penalty Laps / Stops
general info such as Time or Laps to Go
Countdown clocks
Video playback
Corporate logos

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FAQ

For car standing starts covered by FIA’s general procedures, Appendix H (2026), Article 2.5.6, addresses signal visibility, light arrangement and redundant controls. It recommends a gantry 10–25 metres beyond the starting line, with the bottom row of lights at least four metres above the track. Championship-specific regulations may prescribe different procedures.

Under FIA’s general standing-start procedure, flashing yellow lights instruct drivers to remain stationary and switch off their engines. If these lights are activated after the red lights, the red lights should remain illuminated. The procedure used must follow the applicable competition regulations.

Rear-facing repeaters allow officials, spectators and broadcasters to follow the start signals from the other side of the gantry. MYLAPS X2 Starting Lights have 20 front LED discs for drivers and riders, plus 10 rear discs for race direction, spectators and broadcasting. FIA’s general installation guidance also includes repeaters downstream of the gantry.