Know where every runner and marshal is.
Trackers on your athletes, marshals, medics and sweeps put everyone on one live map. When someone presses SOS, wanders off course or doesn't arrive when expected, you see it straight away, with their last known position.
Problems stand out, so you can act on them.
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Your crew on the map
Marshals, medics and sweeps carry trackers too, so you can see who's at their station and who's closest to a runner who needs help. Their tracks are kept for after the event.
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SOS
Trackers have an SOS button. A press flags the runner or crew member with their last known position.
- 03
Off course
A runner more than 300 m from the route is marked off course, so a wrong turn is caught early.
- 04
Overdue at a checkpoint
Every runner has an expected arrival at their next checkpoint. Once that passes, they show as overdue, so a runner who's gone quiet doesn't go unnoticed.
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Course points
Water tables, medical points, road crossings and cut-offs on the map, alongside the route and checkpoints.
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Withdrawals
Record a withdrawal once and it shows everywhere: on the race page, in the app and in the results, never as a slow runner.
GPS trackers for the terrain you're racing on.
Cellular trackers for most of the course, satellite where there's no signal: mix them in one event. We can also read Garmin inReach and SPOT devices runners already carry.
GSM tracker
- Battery
- 24 h – 3 days
- Weight
- 73 g
- Coverage
- Cellular
Satellite tracker
- Battery
- 4–5 days
- Weight
- 102 g
- Coverage
- Global