The desk and the track keep different clocks
If time-based sessions and lap-based sessions are written down separately, the front desk and the track will not agree on the same heat.
In-house software
Timing system
A local edition and a network edition. The base edition runs daily rental by time or by laps. The race edition runs sprint and endurance. Domestic and imported timing equipment are both supported.
Where venues get stuck
Rental and race day are two procedures
A rental heat has to move quickly. A race needs sprint and endurance. Software that only does one of those forces a second system when the format changes.
Domestic gear and an imported decoder do not talk
A venue that already owns timing hardware should not have to replace it because the software only recognises one brand.
What is in the system
01
Local edition and network edition
Choose from the venue network. The local edition suits a timing PC at the track. The network edition passes results to the operations side. Deployment is confirmed when you ask for a quote.
02
Base edition: time or laps
For daily rental. The current website says the base edition covers venue operations and can time by the clock or by laps.
03
Race edition: sprint and endurance
For race day. The current website states support for sprint and endurance.
04
Domestic and imported timing equipment
The system supports both. RACE RESULT can be the timing hardware. It is not the only option.
05
An interface meant for the track
The current website says the interface is clear, the functions are complete, and it is simple to operate. The screenshots below are those product images.
Screens
Send the track and the front desk details
Tell us the city, how many karts you run, and the timing equipment you already have. We can book a demo, or quote from the hardware list.