a comprehensive, flexible, feature rich and brandable interactive map for live event tracking
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now with Virtual/Remote race tracking
virtual racing
- real or imaginary courses
- replay from submitted times
- live tracking - manual and/or transposed GPS
- additional race category for normal events
tracking
- popular race types and custom builds
- multiple concurrent races
- projections, etas and replays
- live timing data - static and mobile
mapping
- detailed race routes
- extensive feature set
- layers and collections
- time and zoom level options
guides
- race tours with estimated paces
- full event schedule
- athlete and spectator guides
- more than just race day
styles
- style app and content
- style map and features
- custom layouts and tailored content
- no compromise on your existing branding
virtual racing
courses
actual
- track against your events real/original courses
imaginary
- track against imaginary courses - factual or fictional
remote
- allow racers to build, and accurately measure, their own local courses
- private not public - for distance measurements only
- our approach eliminates GPS device distance travelled errors, accurately measures progress along known tracks and as such provides a platform for true virtual racing
level 1: replay
collate times
- collect and collate finish times from participants over defined period - short or extended
playback
- replay against race clock - during and/or after data collection
level 2: live - simple
collect times
- collect live participant times - fixed or racer specific split distances via a convenient method
playback
- live, catch-up and full replay options available
level 3: live - comprehensive
remote courses
- build course at racers remote location - equal length to event course but bespoke configuration
manual
- splits at convenient racer specific locations
GPS
- GPS points accurately matched to distance on remote course and transposed to main event playback
tracking
timing systems
static
- stream live from ChronoTrack, Race|Result, MyLaps, J-Chip timing systems
mobile
- for more fine-tuned timing the use of Race|Result trackboxes, both static and mobile, with active transponders is also supported
- additional GPS timing data options available
event & race types
running
- all distances including marathons, half marathons, trail runs and ultras
multisport
- triathlons, duothons, aquabikes and other multi-segment combinations
other
- nordic skiing, MTBs, mud runs, obstacle courses and stage based races
series
- fully featured map based landing page for multi-event series
estimates & projections
estimates
- average, or event specific, divisional estimates - used for course guides and pace until first split for live racers
projections
- racers' current progress projected using last known pace and location
other
leaderboards
- live leaderboards - overall, division and split
elevation
- course elevation profiles with gain and loss
units
- distance and pace units configurable dependent on discipline - eg mile, km & m - mph, min/mile, min/100m
start & finish
- mass and chip starts, gun and chip finish times, first past the post and time trials
multi race
- if a multi-race event all races are tracked, and displayed, concurrently
mapping
markers, paths & overlays
courses & timing
- simple & complex (multi-segment, laps and loops) course routes accurately mapped
- distance markers - from start/to finish - frequency dependent on discipline and zoom level
- timing locations - actual and estimated times for all tracked racers
- mobile trackboxes - current location (and status) plus previous route
event
- event specific markers, paths and overlays
racers
- current location, projected using last known pace and location, for all tracked racers
- mobile timing - latest GPS and mobile trackbox location plus previous readings
etas
- "you are here" - spectators (auto)locating themselves on the map can get estimated times of arrival of their tracked racers
- etas to any point on the course(s) are also available
other assets
- in addition to racers other assets, eg key personnel & video bikes, can also be tracked if GPS option used
labels & infowindows
labels
- all features can have associated labels with titles and additional content - which can be fixed or dynamic
infowindows
- where labels are not enough pop-up infowindows can also be implemented - again these can contain static or dynamic content
layers and collections
layers
- group similar features in layers - eg water/food stations, parking, music
collections
- group related features in collections - eg start/finish zones
zoom & time
zoom
- all features' display, content and styling can be sensitive to the maps current zoom level
time
- all features' display, content and styling can be sensitive to the current race clock
guides
races
courses
- timed course guides using category/division based estimates
- individual racer estimates can also be used if provided
- course routes can be styled to reflect surface - eg paved, trail, snow cover
event
athlete
- create an interactive athlete guide with key itinery items such as check in, bag drop and start times/waves
spectator
- spotlight cheer zones, good (and bad) viewing spots and event infomation for spectators
all
- entertainment, food and drink
- transport, parking and road closures
- accomodation and sightseeing
links
- add links for external resources and sponsors
styles
app appearance
general
- reflect your own style by applying your palette, backgrounds, borders and fonts to the map wrapper and content
sponsors
- show sponsors in various placeholder locations including headers, footers, homepage, labels and infowindows
map background
base display
- customise the presentation of the base map, changing display of background features eg roads & landscape
links
- build map background styles/content using online tools such as Google Maps Styling Wizard and Snazzy Maps
map features
markers
- combine symbols, points, lines, icons and offsets to build custom display styles
- event or theme based icon sets, style sheets and images
paths
- display as solid, dashed, dotted, double, doubleDashed, arrowed or other
- use different styles for separate course sections - allowing surface to be shown and/or highlighting of particular segments
labels & infowindows
- simple titles and content rich labels and infowindows
- built using HTML templates and styled with CSS
feature highlight
- default, highlight (hover) and focused (click) styles and content display
- currently focused race course/segment highlighted
advanced
extra content
- display event specific non standard content via json, html templating and css
embeddable
- as a webapp racemyrace event, and event series, pages can be embedded in apps and websites
contact
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