I use GoPro with Racechrono Pro for track days. Its pretty simple and intuitive. Pair GoPro via WiFi with mobile and the app will find it in "Settings". There you can also set/ change other things. Dont use GoPro app when starting sessions, use Racechrono and it will be easy for load/ copy video into the app and then export it. See example video below Another good app is Harrys Lap Timer, although I find Racechrono more user friendly (and certainly easier to copy files) and I like map with speed and acceleration data to see where I lose time/ not consistent/ etc. I have GoPro5, which is good enough for me (got it second hand as well). I also used it to record rafting, mountain biking, skiing ... GoPro7 looks like a decent improvement, but for what I use it 5 is more than good enough. Couple tips/ suggestions: - get good camera mount. I use Hague, which is a bit pricey and you can make similar DIY. You will have too much vibration with mounting on top of dashboard (although 7 may be better). Dont use suction cap, even with tethering (not worth the risk imo); - 128gb card, not 64 - once you start in FullHD (dont bother with 4K), 64gb is not enough for a track day. Select high speed one. 50fps. - get extra battery (you will forget to switch the camera off occasionally, so extra is very handy). There are cheaper action cameras, but overall I am pretty happy with GoPro and its quite versatile to use in a range of sports. Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk