Publish a start list before the race, then bring in your timing data and publish results with splits, age groups and relay legs — in a results widget on your event page or your own site, and in each finisher's inbox.

Entrants with bib numbers become a searchable start list. Add it as a widget to your event page or embed it on your own site.
Upload a CSV and RaceLinq matches rows to your entrants by bib, name and category, flagging anything that needs a decision.
Define split points per category and results show segment times and positions. Women's and men's tabs, age-group divisions and relay leg splits are worked out for you.
Publish provisional results as finishers come in, then mark them final once the timing team signs them off.
Entrants filter by category and search by name or bib. The results embed works on any website, in your colours.
Once results are final, each finisher can receive their time, position and splits by email.
Every point here is included for every organisation — the full list is on the features page.
Auto-assign bib numbers in the dashboard, import them from your timing provider's CSV, or edit them one by one. Then publish the start list.
Import your timing CSV or add results by hand. Review any rows the matcher was unsure about.
Go provisional on the day and final afterwards. Results show wherever you have placed the results widget, on your event page or your own site, and in finisher emails.
Results stay published, so last year's race is still there when next year's entries open.
All features are included. No card needed to sign up: entrants pay a 3% booking fee plus card processing (1.5% in pounds, 2.5% in euro) at checkout, and you receive your entry price in full.