At RACELOGIC we are committed to conducting our business in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. We recognise that the sourcing of raw materials can have significant impacts on local communities, ecosystems, and global sustainability. To uphold our commitment, we have established a Responsible Sourcing of Raw Materials Policy to guide our sourcing practices and ensure we promote ethical and sustainable supply chains.
By adhering to these principles, we aim to contribute to the betterment of society, protect the environment, and build a resilient supply chain that supports our business goals while maintaining the utmost respect for people and the planet.
We are striving to establish a strong ethical foundation for our business relationships and ask our suppliers to adhere to the following code of conduct. The Supplier Code of Conduct serves as a guiding framework to ensure that the goods and services provided by our Suppliers are produced and delivered in a responsible, sustainable, and ethical manner.
This document covers a range of topics, including ethics and integrity, data privacy, working conditions, health and safety and the environment. The aim is to promote transparency, fairness and accountability in our supply chain while minimising potential risks and negative impacts.
Julian Thomas founded RACELOGIC from a small office in Buckingham, UK, with the goal of supplying electronic control systems to the motorsport world.
In 1993, RACELOGIC Traction Control became the first product to roll off the production line with customers including Aston Martin and Rolls-Royce using it as one of their first ever driver aids.
1996
The product portfolio expanded to include Switchlogic, an F1 style paddle shifter that could be installed on automatic cars to offer the option of manual gear changing. In addition to growing its product range, RACELOGIC was also growing in size with five full time members of staff now employed.
2000
The US Government switched off the deliberate scrambling of the GPS signal in 2000, increasing its accuracy from 100 m to 3 m overnight.
With many automotive manufacturers still using fifth wheels and expensive optical systems, RACELOGIC uses the effectiveness and flexibility offered by GPS technology to launch the first VBOX.
2006
A new RACELOGIC office is opened in Weilburg, Germany, headed by International Sales Manager Leander Speth.
Applying their experience in high-end GPS technology to the racing and consumer markets, the DriftBox and PerformanceBox are released.
2007
RACELOGIC are awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise to recognise the outstanding progress made by the company with regard to International Trade, which has increased by 229% over the previous 3 years and accounted for approximately 82% of the company’s overall turnover.
Five years later, RACELOGIC were honoured with another two Queen's Awards for Enterprise for both Innovation and International Trade.
2008
Due to continued expansion, RACELOGIC moved into a new purpose-built headquarters in Buckingham with 16,000 square feet of space.
2008 - 2011
RACELOGIC continues to refine GPS based technology and releases products with increased accuracy for automotive testing (VBOX 3i) and the Video VBOX range of video systems which are instantly adopted within motorsports.
In 2009, we launched LabSat. With the ability to record, replay, and simulate GNSS RF data, it was originally designed to calibrate VBOX units. However, it’s potential for use in wider applications was clear, and it was launched commercially to manufacturers of GPS devices. Since launch, it has carved out a successful place in markets as diverse as mobile phone development, aerospace, defence, health and agriculture.
2013
The US distributor VBOX USA was incorporated, creating RACELOGIC USA with Reid Scott as General Manager. New Offices in Farmington Hills, Detroit opened on 1st March 2013.
We launched VBOX Sport.
2017
25 Years of RACELOGIC is celebrated by staff and their families at the Silverstone Classic Event, where Julian races his E-Type Jaguar.
2019
Our ground-breaking new Indoor Positioning System offers centimetre-level accuracy indoors. This makes it ideal for applications such as tyre evaluation, brake testing, validating ADAS sensors and developing autonomous driving systems. It is also finding applications in new sectors including film and gaming.
2020
RACELOGIC embraces remote working. The pandemic created many challenges but the company and staff adapted quickly to new ways of working and serving our customers.
2021
RACELOGIC is named as one of the ‘10 Ones to Watch’ in the 22nd annual Sunday Times BDO Profit Tracker 100, which ranks Britain’s top private companies. Although the effects of the pandemic continue, the sales growth and addition of new products has resulted in RACELOGIC expanding its workforce at a time when many are having to reduce staff numbers.
2022
RACELOGIC celebrate their 30th Anniversary with a party for employees and their families at a local Wine Estate. Fun activities such as axe throwing, snake petting and climbing accompanied a warm-up act from RACELOGIC's very own house band who performed classics like Chic's "Good Times".
"RACELOGIC brings together diverse and talented engineers to solve technically challenging and complex real-world problems."
Lee - Software Development Manager
"RACELOGIC works with really exciting technologies and industries, alongside companies at the forefront of engineering."
Martin - Firmware Development Manager
"RACELOGIC draws on the broad experience of its staff and gives them the freedom to design and develop solutions with real value to customers."
Sam - Applications Engineer
"RACELOGIC is never afraid to try new things. For a company specialising in position and movement, standing still is not an option."
Joerdis - Expo Co-ordinator
At a glance
100+
100+ Employees Globally
RACELOGIC employs over 100 staff at its head office in the UK and satellite offices in Germany, France and the USA.
100% In-house
100% In-house
All facets of design, manufacture and support are completed in-house – ensuring we remain agile in response to the needs of our customers.
100+
100+ Countries Worldwide
We sell and support our products on a global scale, exporting to over 100 countries directly or via a network of distributors.
30
Over 30 Years of Experience
From electronic control systems for motorsport vehicles in 1992, to supporting the live broadcast of Super Bowl LVII with our AirPixel camera tracking solution in 2023 - it's been quite a busy 30+ years!
£2m
£2m for R&D
RACELOGIC spends over £2m per year on the research and development of new products, completed by our ever expanding team of world-class engineers.
ISO17025
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited
All VBOX (where applicable) and LabSat units are shipped with a UKAS calibration certificate for maximum confidence in the reliability and accuracy of your measurements.
Uniting Passion and Profession
The RACELOGIC Endurance Racing Journey
At RACELOGIC, we believe in going beyond the conventional boundaries of work and passion. In an initiative that started in 2022, we embarked on an exhilarating journey that transformed eight of our staff members from various departments into licensed racers. This bold step was not just about racing; it was about fostering a deep understanding of motorsport within our team and enhancing our product development through real-world racing experiences.
The journey began with our enthusiastic participants competing in the EnduroKa series, taking on endurance races in a modified Ford KA that lasted between 5 and 24 hours. This hands-on experience in the racing world enabled our team to contribute to the improvement of existing products and the testing of new innovations, directly translating their on-track experiences into tangible advancements for our customers.
The success of this initiative was evident not just on the racetrack, but also in the positive impact it had on team dynamics and camaraderie. Our drivers brought back invaluable insights and a renewed spirit of collaboration to their everyday roles, truly embodying our commitment to continuous learning and development.
Encouraged by the accomplishments of the 2022 and 2023 season, RACELOGIC is gearing up for another exciting event in 2024, with staff from our French and German offices taking part in the FFSA Tourisme TC France Championship in a Peugeot Sport 208. Follow us on this journey on our social channels (LinkedIn/Facebook, etc.). #VBOXMotorsport #ComteRacingTeam
Company Milestones
1992-1993
Julian Thomas founded RACELOGIC from a small office in Buckingham, UK, with the goal of supplying electronic control systems to the motorsport world.
In 1993, RACELOGIC Traction Control became the first product to roll off the production line with customers including Aston Martin and Rolls-Royce using it as one of their first ever driver aids.
1996
The product portfolio expanded to include Switchlogic, an F1 style paddle shifter that could be installed on automatic cars to offer the option of manual gear changing. In addition to growing its product range, RACELOGIC was also growing in size with five full time members of staff now employed.
2000
The US Government switched off the deliberate scrambling of the GPS signal in 2000, increasing its accuracy from 100 m to 3 m overnight.
With many automotive manufacturers still using fifth wheels and expensive optical systems, RACELOGIC uses the effectiveness and flexibility offered by GPS technology to launch the first VBOX.
2006
A new RACELOGIC office is opened in Weilburg, Germany, headed by International Sales Manager Leander Speth.
Applying their experience in high-end GPS technology to the racing and consumer markets, the DriftBox and PerformanceBox are released.
