Racelogic VBOX GPS Data Loggers & Video Systems
Harris Race Radios is the authorised New Zealand and Australian supplier of Racelogic VBOX GPS data logging and video analysis systems. We don't just sell VBOX — we use it, configure it, and interpret the data at professional motorsport level. When you buy from us, you're getting advice from engineers who have used data systems at Bathurst, Barcelona, Dubai, and circuits across Australasia and Asia-Pacific.
Why Buy Racelogic VBOX From Harris Race Radios?
Most retailers sell data loggers. We engineer with them. Harris Race Radios is built on over 50 years of motorsport involvement — from our first radio supply job at the Marlboro Series Grand Prix in 1975 through to professional race engineering at the highest levels of Australasian and international motorsport today.
- Aaron Harris — Professional race driver and race engineer. Barcelona 24 Hour 1st in Class (2013). Bathurst 1000 & Bathurst 12 Hour competitor. BMW Race Driver Series Champion (241 starts, 39 wins, 82 podiums). Race engineer for Earl Bamber Motorsport, TekworkX, Matt Stone Racing (V8 Supercars), Porsche Carrera Cup Australia, Asia-Pacific & NZ, and Toyota Gazoo Racing NZ (Formula Regional). Internationally recognised data engineer.
- Rex Harris — Qualified Radio Telecommunications Engineer and approved Radio Certifier for both New Zealand (RSM ARC127) and Australia (ACMA). 50+ years in motorsport communications engineering.
- Authorised NZ & AU distributor for Racelogic VBOX, AiM Sport, and Alfano Data Systems — we have direct manufacturer relationships and full technical support access.
- MSNZ-certified — Aaron is an MSNZ Licence Examiner for helmets, racewear, FHR/HANS, and hybrid devices.
When you contact us with a VBOX question, you're speaking to a professional race engineer who has solved that problem at a race track — not a call centre.
What is Racelogic VBOX?
Racelogic VBOX is the world's leading GPS-based data logging and video analysis system for motorsport and vehicle testing. Used by professional racing teams in F1, WRC, GT, and endurance racing worldwide, VBOX delivers millimetre-accurate speed, position, and lap time data with no calibration required.
- GPS accuracy to 0.05 km/h — the most precise portable speed measurement available for motorsport
- Integrated HD video with data overlay — review performance instantly with telemetry burned into your footage
- CAN bus compatible — log engine, chassis, and vehicle data alongside GPS
- No calibration required — plug in and start logging immediately
- Trusted by F1, WRC, GT, and OEM test engineers globally
Who Uses Racelogic VBOX?
- Professional race teams — F1, WRC, GT, endurance racing for data engineering and vehicle development
- Rally drivers — stage timing, pace note validation, and performance analysis
- Circuit racers — lap time optimisation, braking point analysis, and driver coaching
- Track day drivers — personal performance improvement with accurate lap timing and video review
- OEM vehicle test engineers — vehicle development and benchmarking at professional level
- Driver coaches — side-by-side video and data comparison between driver and coach laps
Racelogic VBOX vs AiM — Which Should You Choose?
Harris Race Radios supplies both Racelogic VBOX and AiM Sport systems. As authorised distributors for both brands, we give you unbiased advice based on your application — not on which product has the better margin.
- Choose VBOX if your priority is GPS accuracy, standalone video overlay, or professional vehicle testing and OEM-grade speed measurement. VBOX is the industry standard for speed and position data in professional motorsport and vehicle development.
- Choose AiM if you want deep ECU integration, a large ecosystem of dash loggers and cameras, or if you're already using AiM hardware. AiM's RaceStudio 3 software is highly capable for multi-channel data analysis.
- Not sure? Contact Aaron or Rex directly — we'll recommend the right system for your application, vehicle, and budget based on real engineering experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Racelogic VBOX used for?
Racelogic VBOX is a GPS-based data logging system used in motorsport and vehicle testing to measure speed, position, lap times, acceleration, and braking performance with high accuracy. It can also record HD video with live data overlay for post-session analysis.
How accurate is Racelogic VBOX?
VBOX measures speed to an accuracy of 0.05 km/h using GPS. This makes it the most accurate portable speed measurement tool available for motorsport and vehicle testing — no wheel sensors or calibration required.
Is Racelogic VBOX suitable for club motorsport and track days?
Yes. VBOX offers systems at multiple price points, from entry-level lap timers to full professional data logging and video systems. Our team can advise on the right model for your level and budget.
Can VBOX log data from my car's ECU?
Yes. VBOX 3i and compatible models support CAN bus input, allowing you to log engine parameters such as RPM, throttle position, oil pressure, and temperatures alongside GPS data.
Does Racelogic VBOX work in New Zealand and Australia?
Yes. Harris Race Radios is the authorised VBOX supplier for NZ and AU. We provide local supply, expert pre-sales advice from professional race engineers, and after-sales technical support for all VBOX products.
How does Racelogic VBOX compare to a GoPro or action camera?
A GoPro records video only. VBOX records GPS data, speed, lap times, and vehicle telemetry, and overlays that data directly onto HD video. VBOX is purpose-built for performance analysis — a GoPro is not.
Who are Harris Race Radios?
Harris Race Radios is a New Zealand and Australian motorsport equipment specialist founded in 2002, with motorsport involvement dating back to 1975. We are the authorised NZ/AU distributor for Racelogic VBOX, AiM Sport, Alfano, Rugged Radios, Schuberth, Chillout, and other leading motorsport brands. Our team includes professional race engineers and qualified radio telecommunications engineers with real-world experience at Bathurst, Barcelona, Dubai, and circuits across Australasia.