Staggered starts
One competitor every thirty seconds, each timed at their own crossing. That is exactly what net time does.
Chip timing
Starts one by one every thirty seconds, harness categories to separate. A textbook case for net time.
Where we travel The published price covers France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Germany, where booking happens online. For an event anywhere else, write to us, we price the transport and we come.
In canicross competitors start individually at regular intervals for the safety of the dogs. Gun time makes no sense at all, only net time counts. Every start is recorded to the second and the leaderboard builds itself by harness category with no calculation on your side.
One competitor every thirty seconds, each timed at their own crossing. That is exactly what net time does.
Canicross, bikejoring, scooter, run and bike. Each category gets its own leaderboard.
You see who set off and who has not come back, which matters twice as much in a forest.
Velcro transponders and a sensor designed for mud and rain.
Price does not depend on distance, so an event with eighty teams stays affordable.
No. The transponder is worn by the runner or fixed to the bike, never on the animal.
Yes, the leaderboard adds heat times automatically.
You only need to cover competitors on course at the same time. With spaced starts that number is often well below total entries.
One transponder per pair is enough when both stay together, which is the rule of the format.
Few providers cover this format properly. Let us talk about your date.
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