Does Le Mans Ultimate show your personal best lap times?

Not as a history. The game shows a lap while you are setting it and a result screen when the session ends, and official races publish their results per event. Nothing in the game collects your best lap per car and per track across every race you have run, or tells you how that lap compares to the drivers you raced against. bop-tourism.com builds that from the official results it already reads for the whole grid.

What tier is my LMU lap time?

Every lap on the profile carries the percentile tier it falls in, from alien down to offline, cut at the same places bop-tourism.com/tiers cuts them for the public boards, with the exact percentile of the drivers holding a lap in that class at that track beside it. A field under 200 drivers shows the driver count instead of a tier, because a percentile from a small field describes who happened to race rather than the pace.

Is my Le Mans Ultimate driver profile public?

No. The profile is visible only to the account that is signed in, and bop-tourism.com publishes no per-driver page. The drivers you are compared against on the race card appear under an alias. Discord provides a username and avatar and nothing else, the Steam link can be removed at any time, and deleting the account erases the Discord id, username, avatar and Steam link straight away.

How much does LMU BoP Tourism Plus cost?

1.99 USD a month, bought and billed through Discord on the LMU BoP Tourism store page. A free account shows the three tracks you drove most recently and every number on the race card that is its own. Plus opens every track you have raced and adds the comparison on the race card: the two other drivers on the table, and the two box plots, which need the percentiles it opens. The subscription pays for the servers and the database behind the site.

What does the Le Mans Ultimate race card show?

Your last official race as one card: qualifying and finishing position against the driver one place away and the class winner, Driver Rating and Safety Rating movement, total time in the pit lane, a box plot of the three drivers' lap spread, and on any race with a stop in it a stint by stint breakdown with clean laps, best and median pace, tyre compound and the pit lane time at the end of each stint.

How do I read the lap spread box plot?

The box is the middle of that driver's race, from their 10th to their 90th percentile lap, with the median marked inside it. The left whisker is their best lap. The right whisker runs to their slowest, which is normally the lap they pitted on, so it leaves the chart rather than flattening every box on it. The axis runs left to right with the fastest laps on the left, so a box further left is a quicker race and a wider box is a less consistent one.

Why does my sprint race show no stints?

A stint is cut on a pit stop, so a race run without stopping is one stint and there is nothing to compare. The stint timeline, the stint table and the stint box plot appear on races with at least one stop. The result table and the lap spread plot are drawn either way.

Why is my last race card empty?

Because the card is built for a linked account as the race is read in, so it covers races you run after you link your Steam account rather than races you ran before. Your best laps per car and track are the other way round: they come out of the history bop-tourism.com already holds, so they are there the moment you link. Run one official race and the card appears with it.

Do I need to install anything to see my LMU lap times?

No. Official Le Mans Ultimate multiplayer races publish their results and bop-tourism.com reads them daily for the whole grid. Signing in with Discord and linking your Steam account says which of those drivers is you, so the profile is populated the moment you link it.

LMU Personal Bests and Race Analysis

1. Your best laps, per track

One card per track, every car you have raced there.

Spa-Francorchamps

Last raced 30 Aug 2026

Qualifying

Car	Setup	Lap	Tier
Ferrari 296 GT3	Open	2:16.800	Gold Top 14%
Porsche 911 GT3 R	Open	2:17.400	Silver Top 33%
BMW M4 GT3	Fixed	2:18.900	Silver Top 41%

Race pace

Car	Best	Median	Tier
Ferrari 296 GT3	2:18.200	2:19.800	Gold Top 19%
Porsche 911 GT3 R	2:19.100	2:20.600	Silver Top 36%

Tier Where that lap falls in the driver field for the class at the track, cut where Pace Tiers cuts it for everyone. The percentile beside it is your exact place. Under 200 drivers you get the field size instead, because a percentile out of a field that small describes who turned up.
Median The tiered race number is the median, not the best lap. One quick lap does not set your race pace and the middle of your stint does. Race pace is split by race length, so a sprint is never averaged against a 60 minute race.

2. Your last race

The card at the top of your profile, from the last official race you appear in. This one is an invented race so the whole card is on the page.

This one starts with your next race. The best laps above come out of your history the moment you link Steam. A race card is built as the race is read in, so a new account has none until it races again.

Your last race

Spa-Francorchamps · GT3 · Open setup · Split 1 · 30 Aug 2026

In the pits

50.0s over 2 stops

Driver rating

+1.42 Silver 2

Safety rating

+0.18 Gold 1

Driver	Qual	Finish	Best qual	Best race	Median
Driver c81e Class winner BMW M4 GT3	1	1	2:15.900	2:17.400	2:18.900
Driver 4f2a Ahead of you Porsche 911 GT3 R	4	3 +1	2:16.500	2:18.400	2:19.700
You Ferrari 296 GT3	6	4 +2	2:16.800 PB	2:18.200	2:19.800

The race, stint by stint

Each block is a stint, as wide as the laps it ran. Yours are in the stronger colour. A dashed block is a stint with no clean laps in it, which is usually a lap in and straight back out again.

You · P4 52 laps · 50.0s in the pits

Ferrari 296 GT3

Driver 4f2a · P3 52 laps · 75.4s in the pits

Porsche 911 GT3 R

Driver c81e · P1 53 laps · 48.5s in the pits

BMW M4 GT3

Stint	Laps	Clean	Best	Median	Tyres	Pit lane
1	1-18	16	2:18.900	2:19.900	Medium new	24.8s
2	19-37	17	2:18.200	2:19.500	Medium new	25.2s
3	38-52	14	2:18.600	2:20.400	Medium	—

Lap spread

The box holds the middle of each driver's race, from their 10th to their 90th percentile lap, with the median marked. The left whisker is their best lap. The right whisker runs to their slowest, which is normally a pit stop, so it leaves the chart rather than flattening it. That one is not worth a number: it measures how long the car stood still.

Lap time spread, stint by stint 9 charted

Each box is one stint. The box holds the middle of it, from the 10th to the 90th percentile lap, with the median marked. The whiskers run to the fastest and slowest clean laps of that stint, so a tall box is a stint that was hard to keep consistent and a low one is a quick one. A dashed whisker leaves the top of the chart, which is a stint holding one lap slow enough that drawing it in full would flatten every box. Its time is in the box's tooltip.

The table You, the driver who finished one place away, and the class winner. Purple marks a lap that was a personal best, and the green or red number beside your finish is the places you made up or gave away.
In the pits The two sectors each stop actually touched, added up. Cold tyres on the rest of the outlap are left out: that time is lost by pitting, not lost in the pit lane.
Stint table Read down the median column. Stint 3 here is nine tenths slower on tyres that were kept, which is the kind of thing a whole race median hides.
Lap spread Left is fast, so a box further left is a quicker race and a wider box is a less consistent one. Hover any row for the numbers behind it.
Sprints A stint is cut on a pit stop, so a race with no stop has no stint sections. The table and the lap spread are drawn either way.

Free and Plus

Free is your three most recent tracks, and on the race card everything that is yours: your row of the table, rating movement, pit time, your own stint table, and the timeline with your car on it.

Plus is the comparison. The two other drivers on the table, both box plots above (each one needs the percentiles Plus opens), and every track you have raced rather than three. 1.99 USD a month through Discord.

Your profile is private. This site publishes no per-driver page, and the drivers you are compared against are aliased, as above. You can unlink Steam or delete the account from the page itself. What we store.