Driving DNA condenses the whole trip history into a six-axis profile: how you accelerate, brake, corner, carry speed, recover, and vary. It is not a score to beat but a shape to recognize — and to watch change as technique changes, as a new car arrives, or as a season of track days does its work.
The profile is built from the same recorded events and scores as everything else in TripRank, so it moves only when the underlying driving moves. Two drivers with identical personal bests can carry visibly different DNA — which is rather the point.
