AiM data loggers are used in multiple motorsports for accurate time tracking. Popular models include the Mychron series for Karting. The CSV files can be obtained with the AIM race analysis software (Race Studio) by selecting a "Time" export and including at least the Time (s) stream, and ideally GPS coordinates, altitude, and speed. Export CSV files in the RS2Analysis Style, even if using Race Studio 3. You may need to enable CSV exports first as shown here by going to Preferences (first icon on the top left corner) -> Data Download -> Advanced, or you can convert files with the batch tool. CSV headers need to be in English, so it is best not to have Race Studio in a different language.

Due to their similar format, MoTec CSV files are also supported.

Telemetry Overlay supports most video formats and dozens of embedded and external data formats.

Gauges can be customized to a great extent, but presets and defaults can make the user experience extremely easy.

Map and satellite imagery is available for representing GPS data.

Export formats for both professional and social use are available.

Lots of documentation, tutorials and an active community help achieve great results.

Not all headers included in AiM/MoTec CSV files are supported for default gauges, but using default or commonly used header names and will make compatibility more likely. These are some of the known headers and units (you can deduce some corresponding headers, like GPS Longitude from GPS Latitude): Time (s), GPS Latitude (deg), GPS Speed (km/h), GPS Altitude (m), AccelerometerX (g), InlineAcc (g), GyroX (deg/s), RollRate (deg/s), Logger Temperature (°C), Battery (V), RPM (rpm), Current Gear (#), Throttle (%), Brake (%), Steering Angle (deg), Fuel Level (%), Oil temperature (°C), Oil Pressure (bar), Coolant Temperature (C), Coolant Pressure (kPa), GPS Satellites, GPS PosAccuracy (m), GPS HDOP. For columns that are not mapped to the default gauges, use Custom gauges instead.