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What your connected driver sees in Team Garage

Last updated 29 days ago

If your Team uses Team Garage, you'll see your Team vehicle too — at the top of your own Garage tab, under Team vehicle. It's read-only: think of it as your vehicle's record, not something you manage yourself.

What you can see

  • Your current Team vehicle — tap it to open its page, with Setup, Tires, History, Service, and Details tabs.
  • Its readiness status (the chip at the top of the page) and readiness note, its details, and its full service history, including photos and who logged each report.
  • Its setup sheets and heats — see Team setup sheets and race-day heats. Past heats and setup history need your own Pro.
  • Its Tires tab shows the Team vehicle's tire sets, usage, and tire wear history read-only. Team tire access does not require your personal Pro subscription.
  • Your archived vehicles under Past Team vehicles in your Garage. Tap one to see its details, service history, and read-only Tires section. The archived page does not show the active vehicle's Setup and History tabs.

What you can't see or do

  • Other drivers' vehicles — Team Garage never shows you a teammate's equipment.
  • No edit, archive, or restore controls, and no setup editing — those belong to the Team's staff.
  • The archive reason, who archived a vehicle, and the archive audit details are not shown to connected drivers.

Linking it to your own vehicle

Under the Team vehicle card, Use for my session history links it to one of your personal vehicles, or creates one from the Team vehicle's name. The first time you link, the app offers to group your ungrouped past sessions under that vehicle — nothing is regrouped unless you review and apply it. The Team never sees your personal Garage details.

When your Team logs a new service report on your kart, you'll get a notification if you've turned them on — see Team notifications. If something on your vehicle's record looks wrong — a stale readiness status, a report that needs a correction — ask your Team's staff to fix it.

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