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Cloud scoring and live results

Score every read. Show every result. Map every runner.

RaceTime is the cloud scoring platform for timing companies. It turns the chip reads from your timing hardware into accurate, explainable results - live on the web, on race-day screens and on a 3D map. Built by a timer, for timers.

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  • Works with RaceResult, ChronoTrack and MyLaps
  • Five languages
  • First 3 events free
Real race footage

Recorded on a city marathon in October 2026, sped up 16×. Between timing points the position is estimated.

RaceTime in numbers

141,512Participants in published events
99Events published on RaceTime
395Competitions scored
15+Years inside the timing tent
Biggest weekend so far 40+ events · 50,000+ participants Live on RaceTime on the last weekend of September 2026 - including the Warsaw Marathon and the Garmin Gdańsk Half Marathon.

Big races, live on RaceTime

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Participant numbers for single races come from their public event pages.

Cloud scoring

A scoring engine you can trust on race day.

Reads from your RaceResult, ChronoTrack or MyLaps systems are scored into results within seconds, in the cloud. Every result can be explained, corrected and republished without stopping the race.

Race-day dashboard with the start-to-finish funnel at every timing point, race clock, men's and women's Top 10, results by category, the announcer feed and calculation status
The race-day dashboard: every competition, timing point and calculation on one screen.
Times Table with filters for missing starts, missing splits, paces that are too fast or too slow and overdue runners, and every split per participant
The Times Table: filters surface missing splits, odd paces and overdue runners before they become wrong results.
  • Your course as a timelineTiming points, distances, hardware priority and timing rules in one view you can actually read - for every competition in the event.
  • Every time explainedEach result can be traced back to the read that produced it, split by split. No black boxes.
  • Corrections that flow everywhereStart corrections, manual times with suggested values for missing splits, penalties and swapped chips update results, screens and maps straight away.
  • The Times TableFilters that surface missing splits, odd paces and unassigned tags, with quick edits right in the table.
  • Rankings that match the rulebookGun, net or hybrid time, age and extra categories, team rankings and wave starts - configured per competition.
Live marathon results on a phone with rank, flag, bib, gender and category ranks and finish time
Live results list of a city marathon on RaceTime, with the leaders at the top
Top 10 ranking at the finish with progress dots for every timing point, gun and net time and pace
Live results

Results that publish themselves.

Every finish appears on mobile-first results pages the moment it is scored - for every participant, on every phone, in five languages.

  • Results, Top 10 and statisticsRankings by gender, category, club, team and extra podiums, a live Top 10 with checkpoint progress, and race statistics without a spreadsheet.
  • Athlete profilesEvery recorded split with pace, an estimated finish time while the race is on, and a live map.
  • Made to be sharedFavourites, shareable result cards, personalised certificates and award-ceremony links.
  • Your brand, your pageA branded results home for your timing company, with all your events, live and past.
Race formats

Any race format. One scoring engine.

Point-to-point, multi-stage, lap races, relays and team classifications are all set up in the same place and scored live by the same engine - no workarounds, no second system.

Point-to-point

Road, trail and cycling courses from start to finish, with as many timing points as you need, gun and net time, and wave starts with their own gun times.

Multi-stage

Triathlon, duathlon, aquathlon and aquabike with separate transitions, stage times and rankings, plus rankable segments - such as a climb - between any two timing points.

Lap races by lap count

Fixed-lap races: the first athlete to reach the lap limit wins, and everyone still on course is ranked by laps completed.

Lap races by time

Timed races such as 6 or 24 hours: the most distance wins, laps count up to the cutoff - shifted for each wave - and the final partial lap is added in metres.

Relays

A chip per leg with automatic tag ranges, relay types set from the members' genders, rankings within each relay type and a ranking for every leg position.

Team classifications

Teams from the club field or your own list, scored by total time, average time or total rank over the best N, with gender quotas, tie-breakers and every member listed.

Extra podiums

Separate rankings for clubs, cities, companies or any participant field - each with its own open, gender and age podiums.

Functional Fitness

Runs and workout stations in sequence, with each station timed and the total built from them.

See it in real results

Triathlon results with swim, T1, bike, T2 and run times and stage ranks for every athlete
Athlete profile on a phone with bike splits and speed, transition times and run splits with pace

Triathlon results with every stage and transition ranked, and each split with speed or pace on the athlete's profile.

Five-lap relay results with each lap time, the team member who ran it, relay type rankings and the best lap
Lap relay results on a phone with every lap time per team

A five-lap relay: every lap with the member who ran it, rankings per relay type and each team's best lap.

One-hour relay results ranked by distance, with laps completed, best lap and last read
Timed relay results on a phone with distance, laps and best lap per team

A one-hour race on a 400 m lap: ranked by distance, with laps completed, best lap and the last read.

Team classification with total time, gap, average and spread, and every member's time
Team classification on a phone with each team's total, average and spread

Team classification by total time, with average, spread and every member's result.

Real results pages from races timed on RaceTime.

Onsite app scanning a participant's QR code and showing the runner, ready to check in
Onsite app participant list with Check in buttons and runners already checked in
Bib and chip swap review showing the new bib and chip for both runners before confirming
Onsite app and check-in

Check-in that keeps up with the queue.

The Onsite app runs in the browser of any phone or tablet. Give each volunteer team exactly the access it needs, scan race packs and fix last-minute changes without touching the admin.

  • QR check-inScan the code on the race pack or confirmation - a profile link, bib, chip or any field you choose. Each kiosk can use its own scanning rule.
  • Supervised kiosks and a staffed listNamed stations with their own competitions and live online status, plus a searchable list with one-tap undo.
  • Race-pack fixes on the spotSwap bibs and chips between two participants after reviewing both, pick a wave, and find relay teams by any member's name.
  • Secure links for clubs and partnersOnly the permissions you tick, limited to chosen clubs or competitions, with expiring passwords you can revoke at any time.
  • Live arrivalsChecked in, still expected and the busiest minute, by competition and kiosk - with CSV export. Check-in never changes timing or results.
TV and LED graphics

Design your own TV and LED graphics in minutes.

Build branded live graphics for a stream, the finish-line LED wall or a screen in the race village - no designer, no video software. Every number on screen comes from your live results.

TV graphics editor: a race clock and two live leaderboards placed on the canvas, with widget settings below
The editor: drag widgets onto the canvas and see live data straight away.

  1. Start from a template

    Clock and leaderboard, TV finish pack, dual leaderboard with spotlight, feed wall - or a blank screen. Choose 16:9, 21:9, portrait or a custom size up to 4K for LED walls.

  2. Drag in what you need

    Event title and logo, up to four race clocks, a live top-participants list, a participant spotlight, the announcer feed, text, images and video. Pick a theme or set your own colours and fonts.

  3. Go live with a link

    Open the screen link in OBS, vMix or any browser on the LED controller. Choose a broadcast, clean or chroma-key output, switch scenes by hand or let them rotate. Edits reach the screen within a second.

Announcer screens, live on race day

Finish stream announcer screen: each finisher appears with name, bib, category, country and finish time, newest first
Finish stream: every finisher the moment they cross the line.
Top 10 announcer screen with rank, bib, name, country, last split and time
Top 10 board: switch between screens with one key.

Announcer screens

Ready-made boards for the finish LED wall, a split stand, a TV strip and a live Top 10 - with fun facts about runners as they arrive.

Your brand, every screen

Theme presets, your colours, background images and logos, with grid and safe-zone guides so nothing is cut off on air.

One screen, many scenes

Keep several scenes on one screen and switch between them by hand or rotate them every few seconds - leaderboard, spotlight, sponsor images.

Spectator experience · 3D live tracking

Every runner on a live 3D map.

RaceTime estimates where each athlete is between timing points from their own pace, moves the pin smoothly along the course and corrects it at every recorded split. Spectators follow the race on an angled 3D map - you switch it on per competition in its Live Tracking tab.

Favourites map

Real footage and screenshots from a city marathon, October 2026. Names of participants are blurred. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tiles: OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles.

Angled 3D view, flat when you want it

Maps open tilted so spectators get a feel for the course, with a one-tap switch to 2D. Devices that cannot show the angled map get a flat map with the same course and pins.

Pins people recognise

Every pin shows initials and a bib number. The athlete you follow stands out in blue, finishers turn green, and the map keeps the selected athlete in view.

Confirmed race moments

Short notices appear when a checkpoint, lap or finish is actually recorded. An estimated position never triggers a notice - no false alarms for families at the finish.

Leader map
Follow the leaders

The men's and women's race on one map.

An optional leader map on the Top 10 page follows both leaders during the race, with course-record pacers for comparison. Made for commentators and big screens.

Follow your group

Spectators save favourites, share the list with one link and compare everyone's progress, pace and estimated finish at a glance under the map.

Road, laps and multisport

Point-to-point courses, fixed- and timed-lap circuits and triathlon legs - each leg in its own colour, with transitions shown honestly instead of invented positions.

For your timing crew

Set it up in minutes, per competition

Drag in a GPX or KML file and check its measured length, or upload one lap for lap races. Turn tracking on per competition, choose leg colours and add a course-record pacer. Public maps hide after the event's last day; results stay online.

Open API

Your results, wherever your partners need them.

The RaceTime Public Data API gives media partners, apps and registration platforms documented access to your events - with keys your admins control.

  • Documented from day oneAn OpenAPI 3.1 specification, a Postman collection and starter clients for TypeScript and Python.
  • Everything a partner asks forEvents, competitions, waves, participants, results, rankings, splits, stages, relay legs and penalties - and the whole field at one timing point in a single request.
  • Keys with clear limitsYour admins create keys with only the scopes a partner needs. Personal details need their own scope, and rate limits are published.
  • Safe updates before the startPartners can update participants while the import window is open, with retry-safe requests.
GET resultsJSON
GET /api/v1/competitions/42/results?status=finished
X-API-Key: rt_live_••••••••

{
  "data": [{
    "bib": "1204",
    "rank_overall": 1,
    "gun_time": "01:31:44",
    "net_time": "01:30:58"
  }],
  "page": { "has_more": true }
}

Works with your timing setup

  • RaceResult timing hardware
  • ChronoTrack timing hardware
  • MyLaps timing hardware
  • Race Roster pilot
  • RunSignup pilot
  • CSV · PDF · TXT exports
One platform

Everything a race weekend needs, on one engine.

Each area has its own chapter with screenshots from the real product. Open the ones you run.

Live results list of a city marathon on RaceTime, with the leaders at the top
What everyone sees

Live results and athlete profiles

Mobile-first results that update as athletes cross the line. Profiles with splits and projected finish times, club search, team rankings, statistics and shareable result cards.

  • Road
  • Trail
  • Triathlon
  • Laps
  • Relays
Open the chapter →
Race-day dashboard with live widgets
Core engine

Scoring and race-day control

Dashboard, timeline course editor, tag mapping and the Times Table with anomaly filters and suggested times for missing splits.

Open the chapter →
Competition configuration
Set up the event

Race formats and starts

Waves, gun starts with individual corrections, relays with automatic tags, multisport stages, fixed- and timed-lap races and Functional Fitness.

Open the chapter →
3D live-tracking map with the leader's pin approaching the finish flag
Spectator experience

3D live tracking New

Angled maps, leader and group tracking, confirmed race moments and course-record pacers.

Open the chapter →
Report builder
Deliverables

Reports, awards and certificates

A guided report builder, award-ceremony links, medal engraving files, custom CSV exports and personalised certificates with share images.

Open the chapter →
Participant portal
Before race day

Participant portal and check-in

Secure links for clubs and partners, QR and kiosk check-in, and on-site bib and chip swaps.

Open the chapter →
Penalty zone control
On-course officiating

Penalties and officials

Time penalties, penalty-zone countdowns, warnings and disqualifications that flow straight into the rankings.

Open the chapter →
TV graphics scene editor
Broadcast

Announcer and TV graphics

Announcer screens for splits, finishers and the Top 10, plus a drag-and-drop TV editor with clocks and video for streams and LED walls.

Open the chapter →
Result Stand result screen
At the finish line

Result Stand

A self-service finish-area kiosk: chip read, camera scan or keypad, with a result screen you design.

Open the chapter →
How it fits your weekend

Before the gun, on race day, after the podium.

Before

Get everything in place without spreadsheets flying around.

  • Import tens of thousands of participants and relay teams in seconds
  • Draw the course and place the timing points on it
  • Give clubs and partners their own secure portal link
  • Check in with QR codes, kiosks and on-site bib or chip swaps

Race day

One live data stream behind every screen.

  • Chip reads scored into results within seconds
  • Live results, 3D tracking and announcer screens from the same data
  • Start corrections, penalties and manual times without stopping anything
  • A dashboard with every competition, reader and calculation

After

Deliver everything the organizer and partners ask for.

  • Award lists, reports and custom CSV exports
  • Personalised certificates and social share images
  • Results sent to partner platforms
  • An archive that stays online for every participant
Race-day ready

Built from inside the timing tent.

Every decision comes from someone who has stood in a wet tent at 6am fixing a hardware problem while the announcer asks for the top three.

Live by default

Results, tracking and announcer screens update from the same data. No "publish to web" button.

Explainable results

Every calculated time can be traced back to the read that produced it.

Holds up under crowds

40+ events and 50,000 participants in one weekend. If something slows down, spectators keep seeing the latest complete results instead of an error page.

European and multilingual

Hosted in the EU and GDPR-ready. Public pages and tools in Polish, English, German, French and Spanish, in kilometres or miles.

Put your next race on the map.

Run your first three events on RaceTime free - every feature, including 3D live tracking, with the team that builds it one message away.

Nothing to pay during the trial. Setup help included.

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