Motorcycle riders leaning through a circuit corner, photographed from behind with no readable race numbers
Motorsport / Motorcycles

AI motorcycle photo sorting software

Motorcycle
photos, sorted
by rider.

Sorting, solved. 30+ photographers · 20,000+ photos a minute · 100% group purity · mAP 0.996 · 5 live stores →

AI photo sorting for motorcycle photographers: your whole event grouped by rider in one pass. Groups riders by how they look: the number isn't needed.

Every rider. Their whole trackday.

Helmet on. Number out of sight.
This is what RaceLabs is for.
Match by appearance RAW + JPEG + video Originals stay on your disk First event free

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The essentials

Motorcycle photo sorting,
at a glance.

RaceLabs recognises rider and bike across the whole event and writes rider folders, ready to edit and deliver.

Made for
Motorcycle trackday and race photographers.
Matches by
Rider and motorcycle appearance. No visible number required.
Works with
RAW, JPEG and video. Normal rider folders on your disk.
You control
Editing and delivery. You review only the exceptions.

01 / Automatic rider grouping

Different views.
One rider group.

Grouped by rider, not by number board. Rear views and half-covered leathers included.

Two real rider groupsOriginal demo photographs

Example 01 / Number out of sight

The number disappears. The rider doesn’t.

Front views and a rear view with no visible race number appear together in this published rider group.

Same rider. One group.
Rider in black Alpinestars leathers on an orange and black motorcycle; photographed from behind, with the back of the rider and motorcycle visible and no race number in view
Rear viewNo visible race number
Rider in black Alpinestars leathers on an orange and black motorcycle; seen from the front with the orange and black motorcycle
Front viewIn the same rider group
Rider in black Alpinestars leathers on an orange and black motorcycle; leaning into a turn, seen from a front three-quarter angle
Leaning into the turnSame rider, another angle
Rider in black Alpinestars leathers on an orange and black motorcycle; leaning through a corner from a different front three-quarter angle
Across the cornerSame rider, another frame

Example 02 / Leathers partly covered

New angle. Covered leathers. Same rider.

Front and rear views appear together in this published rider group. An orange vest covers much of the back in one view; more of the leathers are visible in another. Number 210 is visible on the motorcycle.

Same rider. One group.
Rider in black and red 4SR leathers on a black Aprilia motorcycle numbered 210; seen from behind wearing an orange vest over the leathers; number 210 remains visible on the tail
Rear view + orange vestPart of the leathers covered
Rider in black and red 4SR leathers on a black Aprilia motorcycle numbered 210; seen from a front three-quarter angle on the black motorcycle numbered 210
Front viewIn the same rider group
Rider in black and red 4SR leathers on a black Aprilia motorcycle numbered 210; seen from behind with more of the red and black leathers exposed and orange material visible at the shoulder; number 210 is visible on the tail
Vest shifted, same riderOrange still at the shoulder
Rider in black and red 4SR leathers on a black Aprilia motorcycle numbered 210; seen from the front on the black motorcycle with number 210 visible
Back to the frontSame rider, another frame

Real photographs. Original demo crops. Rider groups from the published RaceLabs motorsport demo.

One event. Every rider, their own folder.

Try it with your photographs

02 / Built for motorcycle photography

Rider matching.
Beyond the
race number.

Every rider carries a signature: helmet, leathers, bike. RaceLabs matches it, even with no readable number.

See how rider matching helps
01

No number. Still a rider.

Practice and open pit lanes rarely show a number. RaceLabs matches rider and bike instead; a visible number names the group.

02

Same rider. New angle.

Helmet, leathers and livery carry through every angle. Mid-corner, wet or in a pack, same folder.

03

Two riders in the frame.

One frame, both riders, both groups. You never have to pick one customer for the shot.

04

You make the final call.

Blurry frames are set aside and uncertain ones go to Unclear. Those exceptions are all you review.

What does the software actually recognise?

RaceLabs groups event photos using rider signatures. A readable number can help name a group.
MethodWhat it looks forThe motorcycle photography challenge
Number recognition / OCRReadable digits on a number plate or bib.A rear view, obstruction or missing number may leave no usable digits.
Facial recognitionVisible facial features.A full-face helmet often conceals the face.
Rider signaturesConnects photographs of the same rider across the event.Can connect different views without a readable number. Uncertain frames go to the Unclear bin rather than into the wrong rider.

03 / Card to rider folders

From trackday
to rider folders.

Keep your camera, your editing tools, your delivery. RaceLabs does the sorting in between.

01

Bring in the shoot.

Back up your card, then point RaceLabs at the folder. RAW, JPEG and video.

02

The rider groups take shape.

The whole event sorts in one pass from lightweight previews, analysed in Germany. Originals never leave your disk.

03

Edit and deliver.

Save the folders and edit in Lightroom. The RaceLabs plugin sends finished JPEGs back to your event.

ON YOUR DISK
Your trackday
Rider 01Sorted
Rider one in a circuit corner, view 1Rider one in a circuit corner, view 2Rider one in a circuit corner, view 3Rider one in a circuit corner, view 4
Photos Rider clips
Rider 02
Rider 03
UnclearYour call

Example structure. Ordinary folders on your disk.

BRING YOUR FILES

CR2 / CR3 / NEF / ARW / RAF / DNG / JPEG

AND YOUR FOOTAGE

MP4 / MOV / AVI / MKV

04 / What we measured

Rider matching.
Measured.

Our October 2026 motorsport benchmark: 6,504 photographs, 175 rider identities held out of training. Every method is published.

Read the full results
RACELABS INTERNAL REPORT OCTOBER 2026
100%Group purity: 0 of 6,504 photos in the wrong rider’s group
96.5%Of each rider’s photos in one group

175 held-out identities · 6,504 photographs

Retrieval mAP 0.996 · ARI 0.985 · on 175 riders the model had never seen. Not one wrong photo.

05 / Before your next event

Motorcycle photo
sorting: answered.

Real workflows have details.
These are the ones photographers ask about.

Ask us something else
Can I sort motorcycle photos without visible race numbers?

Yes. RaceLabs matches riders by helmet, kit and bike, so no readable number is needed. A visible number simply names the group.

How long does it take to sort a motorcycle trackday?

RaceLabs sorts 20,000+ photos a minute, the whole event in one pass. Blurry frames are set aside, so you review only the exceptions.

What if two riders look similar, or a rider changes bikes?

Uncertain frames go to the Unclear bin for your call. You can merge, split, rename or reassign any group.

Does it support my RAW files and Lightroom workflow?

Yes. RaceLabs reads CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, DNG and JPEG into normal folders. The Lightroom Classic plugin uploads finished JPEGs to your event.

Do I have to upload my full-resolution originals?

No. Only lightweight previews are analysed, on cloud GPUs in Germany. Your originals stay on your disk, never recompressed.

Can it organise video as well as photos?

Yes. RaceLabs matches riders in MP4, MOV, AVI and MKV footage and creates per-rider clips alongside the photos.

What does it cost after the free first event?

The first event is free up to 50,000 images and 3 days. Then from €0.01 per photo, less with volume, and no subscription: 5,000 photos cost €50. Website setup and payment-provider fees are separate.

See current pricing →
Do I need a RaceLabs website to use the sorting app?

No. Deliver the folders through any gallery or service. The optional RaceLabs website sells under your brand from €600, with 0% commission.

Your next trackday, organised

Take the shots.
Take back
your evening.

YOUR FIRST EVENT

On us.

Run RaceLabs on a real motorcycle event and see what it does to your evening.

Let’s sort your first event

Then pay as you go: from €0.01 per photo, less with volume.
No sorting subscription.

Send your file mix and photo count; we’ll reply with a price and a plan.

Installers, files and first-event setup

See the pricing

Field notes / Guides for photographers

A better workflow starts here.

All field notes
01 / Choosing software

How to choose motorcycle photo sorting software

Throw your hardest frames at it and time the whole delivery.

Read the buying guide
02 / Galleries & sales

How to sell trackday photos on your own website

Turn sorted rider folders into a clear route from photo to purchase.

Read the website guide