HardTracks is in Beta. We are taking on a small number of races this year to test it and make sure it runs well for every runner.

SAFETY BUILT IN

When something happens, everyone knows fast.

Safety is part of race day, not an extra. One alert reaches the whole course, and every athlete can ask for help.

  • One emergency alert reaches every station phone, the live page and every athlete signed up for race day texts: storms, hazards, course holds and the all clear.
  • Athletes report an issue from their own phone.
  • Race Control sees pickups, and emergency contacts are in your race sheets.
  • The sweepers are right there on the map.

SAFETY

Know where every athlete is. Especially when it matters.

What if

4:12 pm.

Lightning on the ridge.

Bib 212 left mile 14 an hour ago and has not reached mile 18.

Where was she last seen?

With HardTracks you know in one tap.

  • Last seen at every stationEvery check in is stamped with the station and the time, so you always know where an athlete was last seen.
  • Overdue athletes stand outWhen an athlete is well past their expected time at the next station, Race Control flags them as overdue.
  • One tap Emergency alertStorm, hazard or course hold: one alert reaches every athlete signed up for race day texts, every station phone and the live page. OK replies come back to Race Control.
  • Help from the trailAn athlete in trouble can report it from their own phone, with where they are, and it lands in Race Control.
  • Families follow alongThe live page shows where their athlete was last seen, so families know without calling the race director.
  • Crews know when to expect themCrews see an arrival estimate at every aid station, updated with each check in.
  • Lightning doesn't check your race schedule.
  • The sweeper shouldn't have to guess.

TAP YOUR RUNNER

Know how their day is going.

Family and crew see exactly how their runner is doing. Tap a name and their whole race opens up.

  • Where they were last seen, and when.
  • Their pace so far.
  • About when they reach the next aid station and the finish.
  • Estimates are always clearly marked.
One runner in the demo race: last seen, pace, next aid station and projected finish