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One system, instead of five.

Many clubs run a meeting on separate timing software, a separate entries website, paper sign-on and scrutineering cards, a separate live-timing provider and spreadsheets for the championship. Here is how that compares with GT Motorsport.

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Side by side

GT Motorsport and a typical club setup

  • Timing

    GT MotorsportDesktop timing app and local timing service

    Typical setupSeparate timing software

  • Online entries and payments

    GT MotorsportBuilt in, paid into the club’s own card account

    Typical setupSeparate entries website

  • Class, age and licence checks

    GT MotorsportChecked when the driver enters

    Typical setupManual

  • Race numbers and transponders

    GT MotorsportReservations and the driver’s own transponders on file

    Typical setupSpreadsheet

  • Signing on

    GT MotorsportDeclarations and signatures on a phone

    Typical setupPaper

  • Scrutineering

    GT MotorsportMy Kit saved once, checked on a tablet

    Typical setupPaper cards

  • Reception, tickets and passes

    GT MotorsportCheck-in, walk-ins and QR codes

    Typical setupPaper lists

  • Start line

    GT MotorsportStarter console and CIK race lights on a phone or tablet

    Typical setupSeparate equipment

  • Incidents and decisions

    GT MotorsportRace control app, decisions as PDFs

    Typical setupPaper forms

  • Live timing for spectators

    GT MotorsportLive board, driver view and track map

    Typical setupSeparate live-timing provider

  • Result sheets

    GT MotorsportProvisional and official PDFs with your logo

    Typical setupExported from the timing software

  • Championships and standings

    GT MotorsportPoints from results, published standings

    Typical setupSpreadsheets

  • Members and memberships

    GT MotorsportAccounts, households and family discounts

    Typical setupSpreadsheets

  • Club website

    GT MotorsportYour own site, with your branding

    Typical setupSeparate website

  • Emails and text messages

    GT MotorsportBuilt in

    Typical setupSeparate mailing tool

  • Driver and parent logins

    GT MotorsportOne account for everything

    Typical setupAn account on each system

“Typical setup” is a general picture of how many clubs run today, not any particular product or club.

What that means

What changes on race day

  • One system, one login, one set of data

    A driver enters once. That entry is their sign-on, their scrutineering card, their place on the grid, their result and their points. Nothing is typed in twice, and drivers and parents use one account for all of it.

  • Works offline at the circuit

    Timing, the starter console and race control run from the timing laptop, so a session never waits for the internet. Results queue on the laptop and go up when the signal returns.

  • Built for phones and tablets trackside

    The starter, the scrutineers, the clerk and the stewards each work from a phone or tablet. Drivers enter, sign on and follow live timing from theirs.

  • For Motorsport UK clubs

    Permit events, licence details, club declarations, decision sheets that quote the regulations and accounts for under-18s run by a parent: built around how Motorsport UK karting clubs work.

See how it would work at your club

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