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# Getting started

Real-time geodata: Build applications for sports events such as maps, leaderboards, virtual races, and safety dashboards. Location data from many participants for your races' needs.

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Participants and spectators don't need a RACEMAP account to join live tracking or to watch the race visualization. Only the host of the tracking service needs an account on our platform.

Create your free RACEMAP account to build live tracking for your sports events.

* Free trial for each event.
* Register in RACEMAP. We send an email to verify your email address.\
  [racemap.com/auth/register](https://racemap.com/auth/register)
* Login and create event live tracking.\
  [racemap.com/admin/events/new](https://racemap.com/admin/events/new)

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