For race organizers
Your race.
Better connected.
Clearer costs. Less coordination. A better day for everyone on the course — and beside it.
You should not need to become a technology company to put on a great race. Our offer: one coordinated delivery around the event you already run.
Discuss your raceA budget you can explain.
One agreed scope. Clear setup, delivery and participant costs. Identify duplicate work before adding another service to the stack.
Less chasing. More running.
A shared plan for timing data, race information and participant communication. Fewer hand-offs for your team to coordinate.
Athletes who feel looked after.
Clear results, meaningful progress and a race history worth keeping. An experience that continues after the finish line.
Spectators who actually see it.
Help friends and family follow the action, understand the race and plan where to cheer — rather than spend the day guessing.
The business case
Count the whole cost.
Not just the chip.
The real bill includes suppliers, internal hours, race-day coordination and the questions your team has to answer. We start there — not with a promise to cut your budget by an invented percentage.
Better value. Proven together.
Price and savings depend on race size, existing agreements and delivery scope. A pilot establishes the baseline before wider rollout.
A modern race experience
Not more data.
More understanding.
One race. Athletes, spectators, crew.
More precise communication
Show recorded passages separately from estimates. Explain when data was updated and how uncertain an arrival prediction is. Presentation must never imply more accuracy than the source provides.
A crowd that can follow along
Live race stories, athlete comparisons and arrival estimates give the crowd something to follow between the start and the finish.
A clearer picture of the field
Use passage patterns and dropouts to inform aid-station planning and staffing. Operational use is agreed and tested in the pilot; this does not replace medical or safety procedures.
The managed-delivery offer
You run the race.
We handle the connection.
A pilot can start with your existing timing provider. No forced hardware replacement. We agree what RaceIQ owns, what your team owns and how support works before race day.
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Before the start
Map your setup, agree the scope and costs, connect the supported data feed and rehearse the participant and spectator experience.
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On race day
A coordinated delivery plan, agreed support coverage and clear handling of missing or delayed race information.
03
After the finish
Review results, athlete and spectator feedback, team workload and costs. Decide what to keep, improve and expand for the next edition.
Managed delivery is a proposed, scoped service. Live feed presentation exists today; 3D, camera matching and media experiences are demos. Availability and responsibilities are confirmed per pilot.
Start with one race
A pilot with a purpose.
Not another experiment.
Bring your race size, timing setup and biggest operational headache. Together we define what a better event should look like — and how to measure it.