Export your AiM data as CSV

Faster method available: if you just want to import an AiM session, the simplest path is to grab the native .xrk file directly from C:\AIM_SPORT\RaceStudio3\user\data\[date]\ — no CSV export needed. See the XRK guide. Continue below if you specifically need a CSV (for example to share with a third-party tool).

Prerequisites

• Software: AiM Race Studio 3 (Windows)
• Compatible logger: AiM Solo, Solo 2, EVO4, EVO5, MyChron5, SmartyCam
• Output format: .csv

Step 1 — Load the session in Race Studio 3

1. Connect your AiM logger to your computer via USB or Wi-Fi
2. Launch Race Studio 3
3. Download your session from the logger (Data Download tab if needed)
4. Load the session in the analysis view

Step 2 — Export as RaceStudio 2 CSV

1. On the loaded session, right-click
2. Select Export items as → RaceStudio 2 CSV
3. Choose a location and save the .csv file

Note: the submenu is correctly named “RaceStudio 2 CSV” inside Race Studio 3 — it’s AiM’s legacy CSV format, kept for backwards compatibility, and it’s the one Brake Point recognises.

All channels available in the session (GPS, IMU, ECU, motorcycle gyro/lean angle) are exported. No need to tick boxes.

Step 3 — Import into Brake Point

1. Log in to app.brakepoint.io
2. Click Import a session
3. Select your .csv file
4. Brake Point automatically detects the AiM CSV format and starts the analysis

Recognized channels

AiM Channel	Brake Point Data
GPS Speed / VehicleSpeed	Speed
Latitude, Longitude	GPS trace
RPM	Engine RPM
Gear	Gear
Throttle Pos	Throttle
Brake Pressure	Braking
GPS Gyro / Lean Angle	Lean angle (motorcycle)
Accel Lateral / Inline	Accelerations

Tips

• Beacon markers: if your session contains lap markers (beacon), Brake Point uses them to split laps automatically. Otherwise, GPS detection takes over.
• Frequency: the file can be at 10, 20, or 50 Hz — Brake Point adapts automatically.
• If you don’t see certain data (RPM, gear), check that your logger is properly connected to the vehicle’s ECU.