
2700 XL Wireless
A wireless system for one or two lanes when setup time and long cable runs matter.
- One or two lanes
- T-Link wireless
- Portable setup
From the first pre-stage beam to the final timeslip, build a drag racing system around the way your track actually operates.
The tree, staging beams, intermediate splits, tower software and scoreboards all affect the same run. RaceAmerica designs the electronics and software to work together, so the crew sees one coherent event from start to finish.
Explore timing equipment ↗Start with how you race. We’ll confirm the specific hardware, beam layout, displays and software for your venue.
Flexible track setups with wireless data links, including portable events and established strips.

A wireless system for one or two lanes when setup time and long cable runs matter.

The wireless platform for an established drag racing facility, paired with RA Command Drag.

A four-lane system with wireless data links for snowmobile, ATV and other side-by-side events.
Cable and fiber options for permanent tracks, from bracket programs to tower retrofits.

A hardwired dual-lane system that can run heads-up or bracket racing and grow with the program.

PC-led operations for clubs and promoters that need registration, qualifying and eliminations.

A central controller that accepts existing fiber or copper home runs, allowing a tower retrofit without replacing the track cabling.

The 3000A architecture is designed for hardwired Ethernet and wireless communications. Ask us about its development and availability for your track.
Ask about 3000A ↗Need help choosing the full configuration? Explore starting packages ↗ or compare timing systems ↗.
RA Command Drag brings registration, qualifying, eliminations, timeslip setup and scoreboard control into the tower workflow. It works with supported RaceAmerica XL timing systems.
Explore the software ↗Tell us your console model and what you want to improve. We can review software, communications, scoreboards and track electronics with you before recommending an upgrade path.
Discuss an upgrade ↗Track length, lane count, permanent or portable, event format and the displays you want: give us the basics and we’ll work through the right configuration with you.