Precision Timing

So a busy day at the office, both for DB Max Events and for DB Max Precision Timing, but the team worked superbly well and the full set of results is available above. The bike lap splits proved very popular for the athletes and of the 420 competitors that crossed the finish line, only one cycled too many laps (6) and only one cycled too few (4). The bike lap timing looks set to prove very useful in confirming lap count for all our future races at Castle Combe and Mallory Park and also at the Palmer Park cycle track in Reading.

We had planned to produce lap splits for the all runners in the EAS 10k too, but unfortunately most of the runners ran straight over the cones that were supposed to guide them over the timing point. 16 runners took the correct route for every lap though and their lap splits are available above.  We are currently building an even longer timing loop (20m) and all being well with testing, will use that one for our Castle Combe 10k on March 1st 2009.

After a year researching the market, DB Max have finally launched their new event timing system. Backed by cutting edge equipment, built by the same company that recorded Usain Bolt's triple Olympic and World Records, in their first outing, DB Max Precision Timing successfully detected every single required passing of the 242 competitors that raced.

Splits were taken at bike out, bike in, run out and finish at the Malmesbury Triathlon on August 24th, with 242 detections at each point and full results available immediately upon crossing the line.

If you're interested in adding this timing service to your event, please email enquiries@dbmax.co.uk for a competitive quote. No job too small with special rates for events with 150 competitors or less.