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Road / Cross Country Relay Results Input

Inputting relay result for a Road / XC relay is slightly different to when doing it for the track, as you will have likely recorded the splits for each leg, and runners will be interested to see who ran the fastest leg.

We've got two ways you can load times in depending on how you collected your data, but for both methods we expect to always process a the time from when the gun went off, therefore if leg 1 ran 19:23, and leg 2 ran 18:53, we'd expect for leg 1's time to be input as 19:23, and leg 2's time to be input as 38:16, and then the time of the final leg should = the teams time.

To start you will need to head to your competition, click on STARTLIST/RESULTS and click on the event you want to upload the results for, if you only have one event you'll be brought straight to that page.

Relay Start List

Edit Matrix

Click EDIT MATRIX ☑ which will bring you to a spread sheet where you can input the results, you will need to input the team bib number, their overall performance and the gun time for each leg. If you had a three leg relay, and each team member took 10minutes per leg, the performance=30:00, leg 1 = 10:00, leg 2=20:00, & leg 3 = 30:00. When you've inputted/pasted all results, click SAVE

Edit Matrix

Edit Time Series

Click EDIT TIME SERIES ⧖ which will bring you to a spread sheet with two columns, one for bib numbers and one for times, you need to input the gun time for each leg. We expect each bib to be in the list for however many legs there are, at that point we'll assign the final split as the performance of the team, if a team doesn't have all their splits, we'll mark them as DNF. The times should be cumulative where if all three athletes in a 3 leg relay ran 10:00 and they had bib number 101, we'd see 101 10:00, 101 20:00, & 101 30:00 in the list, and in the results we'd show each athlete to have taken 10:00 with their teams performance as 10:00.

Edit Time Series

Formatting

Make sure you input the results in the correct time format. For example:

  • 9.58 - seconds
  • 58.5 - seconds
  • 63.5 - seconds
  • 1:03.5 - equivalent to 63.5, first digit assumed to be minutes
  • 2:03 - assumed to be an 800m time of 2 minutes, and not a Marathon, because only one colon
  • 2:02:57 - a marathon time, two colons so contains hours 73:15 - a half marathon time, equivalent to 1:03:15

If entering an ultra event, you'll need to count up the hours!

When you're done click SAVE and the Place and athlete details will be calculated: