For race directors
Getting trackers onto racers, scoring a course, keeping volunteers coordinated and answering “where is team 12?” at 2am — that’s the actual job. Geo.Racing is built around it, by people who run races.
Adventure and rogaine formats included — CP captures, transition areas and rankings computed from the track itself. Nobody stands at a checkpoint with a clipboard.
Passcode-gated manager view: assign trackers at check-in, watch every distance on one map, fix a bib mid-race from a phone.
SOS presses, stalled racers and lost signals raise themselves on the map. Your EMTs, police and sweeps carry trackers and watch the same map you do — so when someone goes down they can see who's nearest and go, instead of waiting for you to describe where.
Link a 5-hour and a 12-hour under one course. Each ranks independently; the director sees the whole field together.
Scrub back through any event to see exactly where a team was and when — for protests, for storytelling, for next year's course design.
Teams compare their route choices against the whole field — time, distance and climb at every checkpoint, plus where each team stopped. Route choice IS adventure racing, and nobody else lets racers see it. Free to your entrants.
Battery burn measured per device against the race clock, so you find the tracker that won't make the finish while you can still swap it.
Cell trackers shipped for the event, pre-configured. Satellite units for courses with no coverage.
Already own SPOT or inReach units? Use them. Or have racers run the phone app for road and trail events.
Run and bike groups get live tracking and race management free, ad-supported. Solo efforts too.
You don’t need a quote to get started, and you don’t need to talk to us. Make an account, set your race up, and see exactly how it works before you commit to anything.
Name, date, distances. Upload a GPX course or draw checkpoints straight onto the map.
Import a roster, set your scoring, open the manager view. It's free and nothing goes live until you say so.
Once it's built, request trackers — or run it on the phone app and skip hardware entirely.
Tell us the format, field size and dates and we’ll come back with what it takes.
Geo.Racing is built and run by Old Dominion Racing, LLC.