Apple

Apple TV 4K

Your replays and TRACK Live, big on the TV.

Use the TV as a second screen: the replay, its broadcast graphics and the timing all render on the TV while your iPhone or iPad becomes the remote. Organizers can put the TRACK Live channel on the venue screen the same way.

01What it adds to TRACK

What it adds to TRACK

  • 01

    Graphics stay on

    TRACK draws the full broadcast layout on the TV, not just the video, so speed, delta and the tower come with it.

  • 02

    Phone as remote

    Scrub, jump between laps and corners, or loop a section from the phone without the controls covering the TV.

  • 03

    The venue screen

    Organizers show the TRACK Live channel on paddock and hospitality TVs.

  • 04

    Connect and disconnect freely

    Unplug or stop mirroring and playback keeps its place.

02How it connects

How it connects

  1. 1Open a replay or TRACK Live in the app.
  2. 2Start Screen Mirroring to the Apple TV from Control Center, or plug in an HDMI adapter.
  3. 3TRACK switches the TV to the broadcast layout and the phone to remote controls.

03Specs that matter to TRACK

Connection
Screen Mirroring (AirPlay) or HDMI
Video-only fallback
Standard AirPlay video, clearly labelled (no overlays)
Native tvOS app
Not built

04iPhone & Android

iPhone and Android

iPhone appCompatible

Screen Mirroring or HDMI from iPhone or iPad. Needs a real Apple TV to verify.

Android appNot compatible

Apple TV is for iPhone and iPad. For Android, casting to a TV or HDMI output is planned with the Android app.

The TRACK iPhone app is in beta. The Android app is planned.

05Where it stands

Tested, pending, and good to know.

Verified so far
  • The TV layout can be reviewed in Apple’s simulator.
Still to do
  • Mirroring latency, the device picker and remote behaviour need a real Apple TV.
Good to know
  • Standard AirPlay video can’t carry TRACK’s graphics; use Screen Mirroring or HDMI for the full layout.
All devices

Prices are typical US retail, checked October 2026, and change often. TRACK doesn’t sell hardware. Apple and product names are trademarks of their owners and describe compatibility only; no partnership or endorsement is implied.