Scoring Software that Grows with Your Timing Business
RaceDay Scoring runs the local 5K your newest staff member is learning on and city races with more than 40,000 participants, using the same software and the same data.
Version 6 Built for Speed at Scale
V6 completes a multi-year rebuild in Rust. Background tasks finish in as little as 50 milliseconds, so you can run reports, edit participants and adjust timing logic mid-race without waiting. Read about V6.
Quick Setup for New Timers
An intuitive interface, a free certification course and practice scenarios get new staff ready before race day, and one-on-one training is there when you need it.
Customization for Complex Events
Custom divisions, data actions, computed fields and prediction run scoring cover relays, lap events, last-runner-standing ultras and whatever else your races come up with. See how RaceDay Scoring handles weird scoring situations.
Central Engine for RaceDay Technology
Scoring syncs in real time with registration, RaceDay CheckIn, RaceDay Mobile, RaceJoy and RaceDay Results, so bib changes and reads move across the suite without imports.
Key Features of RaceDay Scoring
- Compatible with all major chip systems, including MYLAPS, ChronoTrack, RFID and Race Result
- Recognized MYLAPS and RACE RESULT scoring partner in the Americas
- Custom file type streams for any hardware that outputs times in a structured format
- Multiple streams per timing location for built-in backups

Scoring Tools for Every Race Format
Beyond age group and overall results, RaceDay Scoring includes tools for the formats and race-day workflows that usually mean manual work.
Prediction Run Scoring
Built-in scoring for prediction runs, where finishers are ranked against their own predicted times.
RaceDay Hub
Connect multiple computers running RaceDay Scoring locally to split up tasks across kiosks.
RaceDay Scoring by the Numbers
Timers use RaceDay Scoring for everything from their first local 5K to city 10Ks with more than 40,000 runners.
4.3M+
Finishers scored in 2025
17K+
Events scored in 2025
50ms
Background processing in V6, even at the largest events
What Timers Say about RaceDay Scoring

GO Race Productions & PrimeTime Timing
Two timing companies used RaceDay Scoring as the primary scoring platform for two of the largest dynamic-bib 10Ks in the U.S., just two weeks apart.
- Participants:Nearly 50,000 across two 10Ks
- Reads Processed:~100,000 before the first finisher crossed
- Result Alerts:Sent within 5 seconds of finishing

Bay State Race Services
After 35 years on RunScore, John and Debbie Burke moved their timing company to RaceDay Scoring and now automate checks they used to run by hand.
- Years Timing:35+
- Event Types:Road races, stair climbs, duathlons, triathlons
- Switched From:RunScore
Dig Deeper into RaceDay Scoring Tools
Want to see the tools in action? Watch how the RaceDay Scoring works on race day.
Getting Started With RaceDay Scoring
RaceDay Scoring Features
RaceDay Scoring Release Notes
Help Guides and Community Forum
RaceDay Real-Time Certification
Timer Dashboard
Photo-Based Timing FAQ
RaceDay Scoring Video Library
Start Scoring with RaceDay Scoring
Download RaceDay Scoring with the RaceDay Real-Time, or schedule one-on-one training and our team will help you set up your first race.
FAQ: All About RaceDay Scoring
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The Latest Blogs on RaceDay Scoring
Photo-Based Timing FAQ
There has been a lot of content recently about Photo-Based Timing, from blogs, field tests, webinars, to folks out there using it and sharing their feedback. From all of these sources we’ve put together a Photo-Based Timing FAQ on the subject of…
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Timers are the backbone of the endurance industry, providing races with technical guidance and race-day logistics that go far beyond scoring and results. RunSignup heavy investment in timers focuses on enterprise-grade technology built specifically for timers—offered at free to minimal cost—and backs…
Read MoreNew Photo-Based Timing Field Test
RunSignup’s new photo-based timing turns bib-tagged race photos into timing reads. Snap a photo in RaceDay Mobile, and a bib number and timestamp flow straight into a stream in RaceDay Scoring. This new feature serves as a powerful supplement to chip timing,…
Read MoreNEW: Photo-Based Timing Reads for Timers
We are excited to announce our new photo-based timing solution that puts big-race technology within reach of every race budget. Using phones or tablets you already have on hand, you can help your races deliver the real-time data and finish line coverage…
Read MoreIntroducing Photo-Based Timing
We are excited to announce our new photo-based timing solution that puts big-race technology within reach of every race budget. Using phones or tablets you already have on hand, your race can now deliver the real-time data and finish line coverage once…
Read MoreRaceDay Scoring and MYLAPS: What’s New
RaceDay Scoring is proud to continue to be one of MYLAPS’ recognized scoring partners in the Americas. RaceDay Scoring and MYLAPS continue its integration. We’ve been closely involved with MYLAPS’ cloud timing efforts from the start, taking part in their beta process,…
Read MoreTimers, Keep Your Races: Leveling Up Is No Longer Optional
This story — and others like it — illustrates the race retention problem timers face. Races don’t leave because of bad timing. They leave because a key contact moved on, a competitor made a more compelling case, or a relationship was never…
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Read MoreRaceDay Mobile Version 6 is Now Available
The RaceDay Mobile version 6 is now available. This release is a major update with a host of improvements and includes a rebranding, previously known as RaceDay Mobile Timing app. The new name reflects the app’s expanded role on race day. Beyond backup or manual…
Read MoreScaling Up: How Timers Partner to Power Two of the Country’s Largest Dynamic-Bib 10Ks with RaceDay Technology
In April 2026, GO Race Productions and PrimeTime Timing used RunSignup’s RaceDay technology suite to time two of the country’s largest road races in the country — the Crescent City Classic 10K in New Orleans and the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10K in…
Read MoreRaceDay Scoring Practice Scenarios
Two questions comes up frequently to support for RaceDay Scoring: How do I practice setting up and testing a race and How do I get my newer staff more experience using the software? The reality is that there aren’t many good substitutes…
Read MoreHow Trail Racing Over Texas Modernized Their Ultra Race Operations by Switching to RunSignup
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