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Race Control · by Team MOR.E

Your race, live.Your crew, in control.

The dashboard we built to follow a 100-mile ultra mile by mile: GPS every 5 seconds on the course, telemetry, nutrition, weather and crew on one screen. Plus a link so your family and friends can follow you in real time on their phones.

The Follow view on a computer: the map with the athlete on the course and her time, pace, distance, heart rate and estimated finish.
The Follow view on a phone: the map with the athlete and her time, average pace and distance.

Screens from a simulated race, with fictional names.

live GPS for the athlete and the crew
5 s
views: the crew runs it, your people follow
2
languages, light and dark themes
5
every data point, ready to analyze
PDF · Excel · GPX

One dashboard, two views

The crew runs it. Your people follow.

Everything lives in one web dashboard: nothing to install, and it works on an iPad, a phone or a computer.

The spectators' chat on a phone, with a poll about the finish time and messages of support.

For family and friends

Follow

One link and that's it. A big map with the athlete and, below it, the essentials: time, pace, distance, estimated finish, heart rate, next stop and weather. With its own chat to send encouragement.

Race Control on a computer: race time, projection against the record, next stop, telemetry and splits.

For the crew

Race Control

Mission control: where everyone is, the next stop and when the athlete gets there, cutoffs, plan and record, nutrition, timers, batteries and the race log. What one person logs, everyone sees instantly.

Features

Everything that happens in the race, in one place.

  • Live map

    GPS every 5 seconds snapped to the course, off-course alerts and automatic arrivals. Streets, satellite, 3D and a 3D flyover.

  • Follow view

    Like the tracking apps of sports watches, but with the whole dashboard: time, pace, distance, ETA, HR, cadence, power, weather and battery.

  • Telemetry with fallback

    Phone, watch and heart rate strap. The dashboard uses the most reliable source with fresh data and, if one goes quiet, switches to the next.

  • Pace, plan and record

    Splits per kilometer or mile, a pace chart against the plan and the record, projected finish, cutoffs and time limit.

  • Hourly nutrition

    Carbs, fluids, sodium and caffeine per hour against the target. One tap logs the intake and restarts its timer.

  • Crew and pacers

    Roles, pacer shifts under the race rules, each person's rest, food and water, and who is on foot, on a bike or in the car.

  • Timers and alarms

    Hydration, food, meds or gear changes, by total time, moving time or distance. With a stopwatch and a world clock.

  • Weather on the course

    Hourly forecast at each aid station for the time the athlete will get there, plus official weather alerts.

  • Crew and spectator chats

    Voice messages, photos, polls and GIFs. Encouragement from family reaches the crew so they can read it to the athlete.

  • Services and photos on the map

    Restrooms, water, pharmacies and food along the course, showing what's open when the athlete passes. And the crew's photos and videos, where they were taken.

  • Summary and export

    Guided wrap-up, a printable report and every data point in PDF, Excel and GPX. With race history and a training mode.

  • Access, languages and offline

    Everyone gets their own code and permissions. It installs like an app, keeps what's logged without signal and syncs when it's back.

The crew map with the athlete, the pacers and the car at the crew point, and the athlete's card with her pace and batteries.

Map

Where everyone is.

The athlete, the pacers and the crew car on the same map, with battery, speed and how long ago the last update came in. Aid stations with their estimated times, and distance markers along the course.

Telemetry: current pace, average pace, distance, estimated finish, times and splits.

Telemetry

Data that doesn't drop.

Current and average pace, moving and stopped time, splits, heart rate, cadence, power and altitude. Every value says which device it came from and when.

Pace chart: the real race against the plan and the record pace, with the projection to the finish.

Plan and record

Are we on record pace?

The pace chart compares the real race with the plan and with the record, marks the night and projects the finish from the race so far.

Nutrition: carbs, fluids and sodium per hour against the target, and one-tap products to log.

Nutrition

What goes in, hour by hour.

Each intake with its carbs, fluids, sodium and caffeine. The dashboard adds it up per hour, compares it with the target and flags when the next one is due.

The crew: the pacers on shift and each person's last meal, water and rest.

Crew

The crew runs too.

Pacer shifts with their distance, who has eaten, who has had water and who is resting. Nobody on the team gets left behind in a race that lasts more than 20 hours.

And more

How it works

From the course to the finish, in four steps.

  1. 01

    We set up your race

    We load the course (GPX), aid stations, cutoffs and your pacing and nutrition plan. Plus the crew, with their roles and access.

  2. 02

    We connect your devices

    Your phone sends the GPS; the watch and the strap send heart rate and the rest. The crew uses the dashboard on an iPad, a phone or a computer.

  3. 03

    Race day

    The crew runs Race Control and your people follow you with a link. If someone loses signal, the dashboard keeps everything and syncs later.

  4. 04

    After the finish

    A summary, a printable report and all the data in Excel and GPX to analyze the race and get ready for the next one.

Today · what's next

Today we build it for you.

Today

Custom builds

We set up Race Control for your race, your team or your event: your course, your brand and your crew. We're with you before, during and after the race.

Let's talk

Coming soon

Race Control as an app

We're turning the dashboard into our own subscription product for any endurance athlete or team. Write to us if you'd like to be among the first to try it.

Contact

Want your own dashboard?

Tell us about your race or your project and we'll get back to you soon.

You can also write to info@teammore.co