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Hello people,
My name is Anand r.s, unlike most of the members here I am just in the process of knowing my way around i2 pro and standard back to back, and right now I am interned for a one make championship series based in Europe, and this is where I have this task to analyse all the 20 car's data and make sure they all have a fair and square competition in other words I am assigned to make sure they're not cheating throughout the racing series, as the teams own the car we simply cannot omit the chances for this.
if you guys have any ways to approch this let me know here.
Thanks alot. <3

Hi Anand,

Policing a series like this can be complicated, especially if you do not have full control over the vehicles.

The starting point would be to determine what values you are looking at to determine equality through the vehicles, some examples are Engine Speed, Vehicle Speed, Inlet Manifold Pressure (Boost Pressure if forced induction) Fuel Pressure, Injector Pulse Width and Ignition Timing, as well as vehicle performance data like acceleration sensors.

Once you have this information, you can configure i2 to to have specific Worksheets (I recommend i2 Pro for this, with the Open Standard Log Files activation so that you can open Standard and Pro logfiles in the same program) that can flag instances where the logged data exceeds your set parameters.