Athletics Race Timer
One clock with a finish time for every lane.
Set up for track heats.
Eight lanes are ready, and you can add two more.
| Heat | Lanes | Clock | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athletics Race Timer | 8 to start, up to 10 | One for the heat | Finish time and place |
Hand timing suits school sports and training. Official meets follow their own timing rules.
Make it yours.
Pick a sport to open its scoreboard, then choose the colors and the numbers.
Sport
Opens that scoreboardTheme
Auto follows light and dark modeNumbers
Ready for the gun.
Lanes on screen, finger on the button.
Name the lanes
Type each athlete’s name beside their lane, or leave the lane number.
Start with the gun
Tap the clock or Start on the signal.
Tap Finish by lane
Tap each athlete’s Finish button as they cross the line.
Read the result
Each lane shows its place and time. The clock stops when the last lane has finished.
Built for the track.
- Finish places
- Places are worked out from the order of finish times.
- Finish time per lane
- Rounded up to the tenth, as hand timing rules ask.
- Up to 10 lanes
- Add or remove lanes to match the heat.
- Stops by itself
- When every lane has finished, the clock stops.
Questions.
Is this athletics timer free?
Yes. School sports days, clubs and training sessions can use it for free, with no account needed.
How are places decided?
By finish time, in the order you tap the lanes. The fastest time is place 1.
How precise are the times?
The board shows tenths of a second, timed from your tap and rounded up, as hand timing is. That suits school sports and training, and a big meet would use its own timing system.
How do I show heat results on a TV at the track?
Put the TV on your laptop as a second display, open Second screen and move the window across, then click it to fill the TV. Athletes can check their place and time from the infield.