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Road Course — Package
Full Circuit Safety
Complete electronic flagging network for sanctioned road courses — Digital Safety Flags v2, full safety light kit, Track Safety Software, and black flag displays.
Built For
Sanctioned road courses and professional circuits
The full professional safety buildout. Digital Safety Flags v2 at every corner workstation, tall and extra-wide track safety lights for long sightlines, and black flag / lap count displays for direct driver communication. All controlled from race command via Track Safety PC Software.
A 4525 network antenna extends wireless range around the full circuit — critical for courses over 2 miles or with significant elevation changes.
Package Price
TBD
This is a professional-tier install. Onsite commissioning and operator training strongly recommended — request a custom quote with those included.
What's Included
Everything in this package
Model 6715A x8
Digital Safety Flags v2
Digital flag stations for corner workers.
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Model 6750 x4
Track Safety Light — Tall
Tall-format lights for elevation changes.
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Model 6752 x4
Track Safety Light — Extra Wide
Extra-wide lights for long straights and banked corners.
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Model TSSW
Track Safety PC Software
Centralized race command control.
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Model 6728 x2
Wireless Hand Controller
Primary and backup hand controllers.
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Model 6755 x2
Black Flag & Lap Count Displays
15" wireless displays for black flag and lap count.
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Model 4525
4525 Network Antenna
Circuit-wide wireless range extension.
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FAQ
Questions about this package
Is 8 digital flag stations enough?
For a typical 2-3 mile road course with 10-14 corners, 8 stations works if placed at the highest-risk corners. For full-corner coverage, we can scale up to 12–20 stations — request a custom quote.
Do I need to replace existing manual flags?
No. Digital Safety Flags are used alongside manual flags, not as a replacement. Corner workers still carry physical flags as the ultimate fallback.
What does onsite commissioning include?
A RaceAmerica engineer visits your circuit, installs and configures the hardware, tunes wireless range for your specific topology, trains your race-command team, and stays for the first event. Typically 3–5 days onsite.
Designing a sanctioned road course safety system?
Send us your circuit map with corner numbers, existing infrastructure, and sanctioning requirements. We'll design a Track Safety buildout and include commissioning and training in the quote.