Applies to: vehicles with lap timer
Important: Call up the lap timer first link►
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Recording lap times
To start the lap timer manually, select
Lap 1 - select OK or
Start lap 1 from the menu.
(Applies to: vehicles with Audi virtual cockpit: ) To start the lap timer automatically when you drive off, select
Start lap 1 by driving off or
Start by driving off from the menu.
To finish measuring the current lap time, select
New lap - select OK or
New lap from the menu. The next lap time starts running immediately.
When you finish a lap, the lap time is compared with the best lap and the difference is indicated by a “
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or “+”/
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or “+”/
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Interrupting the lap timer (pause) and displaying split times
To pause the lap timer
, select
Pause from the menu.
, select
Pause from the menu.
To start the lap timer again, select
Resume - select OK or
Resume from the menu.
To display a split time, select
Split time from the menu. The split time
appears in the instrument cluster for approximately 10 seconds. The current lap time continues running in the meantime.
appears in the instrument cluster for approximately 10 seconds. The current lap time continues running in the meantime.
Resetting the lap timer
Using the multi-function steering wheel, select
Reset or
Reset lap times from the menu.
Note
- Up to 30 lap times (analogue instrument cluster) or 99 lap times (Audi virtual cockpit*) can be recorded.
- If you interrupt the lap timer to take a break, you can resume recording later on, even if you switched off the ignition in the meantime.
- Recorded lap times cannot be deleted individually from the overall results.
- The data recorded in the lap timer remain stored after the ignition is switched off.