What type of race do you want to time?

What precision does your race require?

?? You can use passive timing technology if your race does not require a precision higher than 0.2 seconds (1.7 meters at 30 km/h). Passive transponders are disposable and cheap, you don't need to collect them after the race.
The active solution offers a much higher precision of up to 0.01 seconds (8 cm at 30 km/h), the transponders are more pricey and need to be collected after the race.

Tell us more about the start and finish setup

How would you like your start times?

Do you want to time with net time or gun time?

?? Net Time: Every participant gets his individual start time - the moment when he crosses the start line.
?? Gun Time: Every participant gets the same start time - the moment of the gun shot.

How many split points do you need?

Are any timing points close-by (within the range of 500m)?

Are start and finish close-by (within the range of 500m)?

Please tell us more about your splits:

Learn more about your opportunities

Please have a look at our overview page about the differences of active and passive technology:

This video gives a detailed explanation about precision of timing systems:

Your're done! Click to get your optimal hardware setup: