Elite Timing
RFID / DFBuilt for high-profile events. Race timing plus audio and video production and live tracking.
What's includedSame accuracy in every package. What changes is what comes with it.
Built for high-profile events. Race timing plus audio and video production and live tracking.
What's includedOur crew runs the timing end to end. The right call for most 5K to half marathon events.
What's includedper participant
Same chip timing, priced by turnout. Good for a first year race that does not know its numbers yet.
What's includedper participant
You run the equipment, we run the results. For small fields and spread-out starts, up to 200 participants for short-course events.
What's includedRemote timing is capped at 200 participants for short-course events. Long-course and multi-sport events can go higher. How remote timing works explains the equipment, what we need from you, and where the cap comes from.
RFID and DF are both chip timing and both produce the same results. We pick based on your event type and what is on site, and most events use RFID. DF stands for dual frequency and is the better call for multi-sport. For the full comparison, read what timing technology is right for your race.
Timing is rarely the only thing a director needs, and every one of these goes on the same estimate.
Elite, Full Service, and Essential all use the same RFID equipment and produce the same results. Elite bundles the screen, live tracking, and your first on-course split. Full Service is the same crew coverage with those extras priced separately. Essential drops to a lower base with one timer on site and charges by participant. Remote is Bluetooth: we ship you the readers, you run them on site, and we still handle the scoring and reports.
Chip timing is very good and it is not perfect, so we plan for the misses instead of pretending they do not happen. Elite and Full Service include camera backup at the finish. On any package we review the results against the start list before they are final, and anything that looks wrong gets tracked down and corrected. If you want the underlying detail, our beginner's guide to how chip timing works covers what the mats actually read.
Yes. Multi-distance combinations, multi-lap courses, corrals, and wave starts are routine for us. Every athlete gets an individual start and finish, and each distance gets its own result set with age group and division reports.
Road races from 5K to marathon, triathlon and multi-sport, cross country from youth to collegiate, trail and ultra, relays and multi-lap, swim races and aquathlons, fun runs, and virtual or hybrid events. Based in Houston, timing across Texas and nationwide. Not on the list? Ask. We have probably timed it.
Yes, get in touch and we'll schedule a free consult call to go over your event. We also do race management consulting hourly or by project if you want help beyond the timing.