Race Timer
One clock with laps for every racer.
One clock, many racers.
Four racers are ready, and you can add more up to 8.
| Timer | Racers | Clock | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Race Timer | 4 to start, up to 8 | One for everyone | Laps, last and best lap, place |
One person can time the whole field by tapping each racer’s Lap button.
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 at the start line.
Add your racers and wait for the signal.
Name the racers
Type a name beside each racer. Add more up to 8, or remove any you do not need.
Start on the signal
Tap the big clock or Start when the race begins.
Tap Lap as they pass
Each racer has a button. It shows their lap count and last split.
Stop at the end
Set the race length in Settings and racers get a place as they finish. Or tap the clock to stop it.
Built for racing.
- Lap button for each racer
- Separate buttons, so you can keep up with a whole field.
- Race length and places
- Set the number of laps, and each racer gets a place when they finish.
- Last and best lap
- Shows each racer’s latest lap time and their best one.
- Add or remove racers
- Between 1 and 8 racers, whenever you need.
Questions.
Is this race timer free?
Yes. Karts, runners, swimmers or slot cars, it is free to use and needs no sign-up.
How many racers can I time?
Up to 8. It opens with four, and you can add or remove racers as you go.
What is a split on this timer?
It is the time of a racer’s last lap, from their previous tap to their latest one.
Can spectators watch the race timer on a big screen?
Yes. Hook up a TV or projector as a second display and open Second screen, then drag that window over and click it. Everyone can follow lap counts and splits.