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What everyone sees

The results page people actually want to refresh.

This is the face of your event - the link that goes out to thousands of phones at the finish line. It's mobile-first, updates live with no "refresh" button, and looks good enough to screenshot. Road race or triathlon, the layout adapts to the sport.

Lives at
Your public results URL
Built for
Phones first
Covers
Road · triathlon · laps · relays
Updates
Live - no refresh button
The results list

Clean, fast, and live - on every screen.

One ranking table, built for clarity: rank, bib, flag, name, gender and category, the official time and the gap to the leader. It updates as athletes cross, with no page reload, and reads the same whether ten people are watching or ten thousand.

racetime.net / 18-poznan-halfmarathon / results
Public results list for a half marathon on desktop - ranking table with rank, bib, flag, name, gender, category, chip time and gap, plus a rankings pill rail and filters
Mobile-first
Designed for a phone on a 4G signal at the finish line, then scaled up - not the other way round.
Real-time
Results stream in as athletes cross. No "publish to web" step, no manual refresh.
Every format
Road, triathlon and other multi-stage events, lap races and relays each get the right layout.
EN · PL · DE · FR · ES
The public side ships in five languages today: English, Polish, German, French and Spanish.
Mobile-first

Because the finish line is a sea of phones.

On a phone the dense table becomes a stack of clean cards - a big rank, the bib, flag, gender and category, the time, and a one-tap favourite star. A bottom bar jumps between Results, Favourites, Top 10, DSQ, DNF and Statistics without losing your place.

results · mobile
Public results on a phone - ranking cards with rank badge, bib, flag, gender, category, net time and a favourite star, with a bottom tab bar
Results, on a phone. Rank cards instead of a cramped table, with a favourite star on every row and quick tabs for Top 10, DNF, DSQ and statistics along the bottom.
athlete profile · mobile
Athlete profile on a phone - gun and net time hero, open, gender and category rank medals, nationality and city, a segment leaderboard and a full split-time table
The athlete profile. Tap any row: gun & net time front and centre, open / gender / category podium medals, segment classifications, and a full split table with per-section pace.
Triathlon & multi-sport

Swim, bike, run - broken out the way athletes read a race.

For triathlon and other multi-stage events the results carry every leg: swim, T1, bike, T2 and run, each with its own time and rank. Bike legs show speed in km/h, run legs show pace, and the profile highlights an athlete's best leg.

Triathlon results on desktop - ranking table with swim, T1, bike, T2 and run stage times alongside the net time
Stage-aware table. Every leg in its own column - swim, T1, bike, T2, run - next to the net time, so you can see exactly where a race was won or lost.
Triathlon results on a phone - cards showing per-leg swim, bike and run splits with the net time and rank
Legs on a phone. The same multi-sport detail folds into a card per athlete, with discipline icons and per-leg splits that stay readable on a small screen.
Triathlon athlete profile on desktop - net time hero, ranks, a 'best on segment' badge, a stage summary for swim/T1/bike/T2/run with per-leg ranks, and a performance-facts sidebar
The triathlete's profile. A stage summary with per-leg ranks, a "best on segment" badge, a live race-status card, and performance facts - swim pace per 100m, bike km/h, run pace.
triathlon profile · splits · desktop
Triathlon profile split detail on desktop - per-leg bike splits with speed and run splits with pace, plus result snapshot and race structure
Down to every split. Expand a leg for split-by-split detail - time of day, section time, and speed or pace - with a result snapshot and race-structure summary alongside.
triathlon profile · mobile
Triathlon athlete profile on a phone - net time hero, rank medals, best-on-segment badge and a stage summary with swim/T1/bike/T2/run chips
And all of it on mobile. The full stage summary, ranks and leg detail collapse cleanly onto a phone - no horizontal scrolling, no compromise.
Find yourself fast

Thousands of names, two seconds to the right one.

Spectators don't browse - they search. The results page is built so anyone lands on the athlete or ranking they came for almost instantly.

Search by name or bib

A single box filters the whole field by name or bib number as you type - the fastest path to one athlete in a field of thousands.

Rankings, one tap away

A pill rail switches between the overall ranking, team classifications, segment prizes and additional category cohorts - every leaderboard, no menu-diving.

Favourites, Top 10 & stats

Star athletes to follow, jump to the live Top 10, or open per-competition statistics - DNS, DNF and DSQ slices included - straight from the bottom bar.

Your brand, your address

Your events, on your own branded home.

Run RaceTime under your own subdomain, with your own logo and colours. Athletes land on a results home that's yours, not ours - a searchable archive of every event you time, with live, upcoming and completed races side by side.

  • Your own racetime.net address - yourcompany.racetime.net, with your name on it.
  • Your logo, colours and header photo - the public side carries your brand from end to end.
  • One home for every event - a season archive with search, plus live / upcoming / completed filters and participant totals.
  • Five languages - Polish, English, German, French and Spanish are built in.
sts-timing.racetime.net
A timing company's branded results home with its logo, colours and header photo, event search, live, upcoming and completed filters, saved events and an explore-by-sport list
Also in RaceTime today

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Core engineScoring & data engineWhere those results come from - the dashboard, course editor and validation trace. SpectatorLive trackingFollow athletes on a live map - road, triathlon legs and lap circuits. At the finishResult StandPut that same result on a finish-line screen the moment an athlete crosses.