Sounds like the track is not in the Track Library, and you should create it yourself. As you've already been to the track, I think the 2) part of the following instructions will work for you:
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There's two ways you can create a new track:
1) WHILE DRIVING:
i) Start a new session and pressing the "Create new" button. New empty track is created, but you still need to add the few timing traps to it.
ii) While driving slowly around the track (if possible safely), press "Add trap" and then "Add start/finish". Now the track is created and it has a finish line.
iii) Add additional Split traps similarly if desired. Lap timing starts immediately after adding the "Start/Finish" trap.
iv) On the white box with track name and "Add trap" button you also have "Open" button. Press that and Track editor will open. You can change the track name here and adjust the traps you've added.
2) AT THE PITS AFTER RECORDING A SESSION WITHOUT A TRACK:
i) Open the session from RaceChrono > Tracks > your session. Session overview will appear.
iii) Press "New track" (the plus icon on top of the track selection screen). A new empty track is created and selected for that session.
iv) Back at the session overview screen press at the track button again (now with "New track" title), and track editor will appear. You should be able to see the driving line overlaid on the areal images.
v) Press "Add trap" from top of the screen (the map marker icon).
vi) Select "Start/Finish" as trap type and give the track a meaningful name.
vii) Press "Move" and move the crosshairs to the location of the finish line in the track. Zoom in if needed.
viii) After the trap is at correct position press "Rotate". Rotate the arrow tip pointing to the direction of travel in that part of the track.
ix) Go back to the session overview, and you should see lap times, if you positioned the Start/Finish line correctly.
Just noticed that on the track layout when you select Darly Moor the track diagram is shown but the direction arrow is showing the wrong way round the track is always run in clockwise direction
OK. You can edit the track to fix it immediately. Or you can reload the library in ~one hour time. I'll submit separate CCW and CW layouts. Looks like someone has done it CCW direction anyways
Both layouts are now in library. I fine tuned the start/finish line and added two splits as well. Thanks for alerting me PS. I did some Googling and seems like there has been anti-clockwise time trials at least.
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There's two ways you can create a new track:
1) WHILE DRIVING:
i) Start a new session and pressing the "Create new" button. New empty track is created, but you still need to add the few timing traps to it.
ii) While driving slowly around the track (if possible safely), press "Add trap" and then "Add start/finish". Now the track is created and it has a finish line.
iii) Add additional Split traps similarly if desired. Lap timing starts immediately after adding the "Start/Finish" trap.
iv) On the white box with track name and "Add trap" button you also have "Open" button. Press that and Track editor will open. You can change the track name here and adjust the traps you've added.
2) AT THE PITS AFTER RECORDING A SESSION WITHOUT A TRACK:
i) Open the session from RaceChrono > Tracks > your session. Session overview will appear.
ii) Press the "Select track" button (or alternatively "Track > Select another".
iii) Press "New track" (the plus icon on top of the track selection screen). A new empty track is created and selected for that session.
iv) Back at the session overview screen press at the track button again (now with "New track" title), and track editor will appear. You should be able to see the driving line overlaid on the areal images.
v) Press "Add trap" from top of the screen (the map marker icon).
vi) Select "Start/Finish" as trap type and give the track a meaningful name.
vii) Press "Move" and move the crosshairs to the location of the finish line in the track. Zoom in if needed.
viii) After the trap is at correct position press "Rotate". Rotate the arrow tip pointing to the direction of travel in that part of the track.
ix) Go back to the session overview, and you should see lap times, if you positioned the Start/Finish line correctly.
The Darley Moor track is in the track library and that's where i selected it from