Easy manual sports timing

RaceClocker is a do-it-yourself tool for manual timing of sports races. Our app offers an easy and fast alternative to chip timing or stopwatches. For race directors, timekeepers or coaches is RaceClocker an excellent solution for high quality timing of your race.

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This time - linked to an atomic clock - is running on our server, making sure that all devices you use for timing are synched. It results in precise timing from multiple devices concurrently. Timing accuracy is NOT depending on the speed of your connection.Learn more...

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You canuse RaceClocker free of charge. Just create an account and get started. It's easy to set up and it works great.

RaceClocker is free up to 10 participants per race. If you want to use it with more features you can upgrade at any time to RaceClocker Essentials or Premium. Have alook at our pricing.

What race directors say

"My compliments to your product and service. I have used RaceClocker for several events, and I have to say - I LOVE IT! Your program has made timing rowing head races very easy. It is easy to use, accurate, and probably the best feature is live results."

Gregg Hartsuff

Head Coach University of Michigan Men's Rowing

"We have been using RaceClocker for the past 4 editions of our annual ADR Regatta. Over the years we have seen it develop into a reliable and easy to use timing solution at very low cost. Among others live results and split times are what rowers enjoy at our event."

Giovanni Margaroli

Race Director ADR Regatta

"Thanks for a wonderful tool. We started using RaceClocker recently for our annual events as an upgrade from stopwatches, pen and paper and Excel sheets. It works smooth, simple, intuitive, accurate and easy. We spend a lot less time on post-race calculation and the live results are a bonus."

Wouter Op den Velde

DDS Rowing Delft, The Netherlands

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