RaceDay Timer Dashboard — Your Mission Control on Race Day 

See every race you’re timing in one place. Confirm you’re ready before the gun goes off, watch reads and finishers come in live, and get to every tool you need in one click, whether you’re at the finish line, at another event or managing crews remotely.

  • Backup and setup status at a glance
  • Monitor remote timing teams
  • Live reads and finishers
  • One click to every RaceDay tool

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Run Your Race Operations from Once Screen

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.

Backup and setup status at a glance

Monitor multiple teams remotely

Real-time reads and finishers

To every RaceDay tool

Key Features of the RaceDay Timer Dashboard  

Before the Race — Know You’re Ready

Catch problems before race morning, not during it. See at a glance that every event is set up and backed up.

  • Confirm RaceDay Scoring cloud backups are in place with color-coded status
  • Check that RaceDay CheckIn is enabled and configured
  • See registration counts for bib inventory and equipment planning
  • View ongoing, upcoming and past races in organized tabs


Connected to Every RaceDay Tool

The Timer Dashboard pulls together data from across the RaceDay Real-Time Technology Suite, so you see the whole picture in one place. Each item below links to its product page.


See the Timer Dashboard in Action

Upcoming Webinar

Join Matt Avery on Tuesday, December 1, for a live walkthrough of the Timer Dashboard. You’ll see how to confirm race readiness, monitor reads and finishers live, and get a first look at the course-level stats coming next. in 2025.

Make the Timer Dashboard Your Race-Day Home Base

Check your backups, watch your race live and reach every tool from one screen.

The Latest Blogs on RaceDay  

Register Now for the 2027 Timer Education Summit

RunSignup’s 2027 Timer Education Summit returns to Tampa on February 23–24, 2027, and this year we’re putting the laptops on the table. Both learning tracks now follow an interactive, workshop-style format, so timers spend less time listening and more time setting up,…

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Results V2 Overview Page Adds Participant Search

As another part of our growing Results V2 Overview Page, we have added a participant search. Runners can now search by name or bib across every public individual result set for the year they are viewing. It is already on for every…

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Timer Dashboard – Mission Control on Race Day

RunSignup’s RaceDay development team continues to build out the Timer Dashboard, and many of the features we previewed last summer are now live. The Timer Dashboard is designed to be mission control for timers on race day. It gives you one place to…

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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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Backing the Backbone: RunSignup’s Investment in Timers

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…

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New 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,…

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NEW: 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…

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