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Start list and results

The start list, checkpoint splits, and the final protocol — in the app, right after the finish.

The start list opens from the event page: your number, class, and start order — no printouts pinned to a board.

Results are computed from marshals’ check-ins at the start, checkpoints, and finish: splits per checkpoint, standings per class, and the overall. The protocol appears in the app right after the finish — searchable by name and number.

At races with qualifying, the results of qualifying runs are published in the same place.

After the finish the event page changes. Right under the participants bar is your result card: start number, place with a medal, the final time (including penalties, if any), your motorcycle and team. Below it, “Race results”: the podium of every class and, if you are not in the top three, your own row under the podium with your place and the gap to the leader. Classes always come in the same order as at registration: from Novice to Women. The full protocol is behind “All results”.

My track and cuts on the map. The result card has a bar reading “Your track matches the route N%”: tap it to open a map where green marks the parts of the reference route you rode, bright red the parts you skipped (cuts), and yellow your excursions off the track. Under the map is the list of cuts with their length and the organizer’s decision: “under review”, “penalty” with the time, or “not counted”. It is the same map the organizer uses to decide on penalties, so there’s no guessing why a penalty was given.

Badges in the protocol. Next to a name in the results and in “All results” you see one of three things: the percentage of the reference route covered, “under review” while the organizer has not yet decided on your cuts, or “no GPS” when no track is linked to the event. Off-track excursions (yellow on the map) affect neither the badge nor penalties. The main time in the protocol is the counted one, penalties included; if there were penalties, the line below shows their total and the clean time.

The map appears once your track is linked to the event (recorded by the app or a watch, or imported from a file) and the organizer has run the reference check. After the finish the “Log engine hours” button sits under “Race results”.
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