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Group and stages

Group and stages unite multiple single events in one interactive map.

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Last updated 3 years ago

Description
Group
Stages

use case

combine several contests

unite all stages of one event

participation

athlete joins one contest

athlete joins all stages one by another

participants

each contest with different participants

all stages with identical participants

keys

one key working for one contest

one key working for all stages

sequence

contests may overlap, single events active at the same time, normally

stages active one by another, not at the same time, normally

sample event

Solo Run Jena

DYNAFIT TRAIL RUN3 - 7 stages

visualization

The group- or stages map displays the information of the selected event(s), only:

  • marker of participants,

  • race course(s),

  • points of interest and

  • duration.

URLs and auto-selection of specific single events

On desktop applications, the group URL selects specific single events, automatically:

The group URL selects all running (live) single events. Past or upcoming events are not selected.

The group URL selects the 1st single event in group settings.

A group- or a stages event has a specific URL ("group URL"):

Every single event in the group (or in stages) has a specific URL, also:

Through the group URL, specific single events can be preselected:

https://racemap.com/player/tortour-ultra-cycling_2021-06-22
https://racemap.com/player/tortour-ultracycling-challenge_2021-08-20
https://racemap.com/player/tortour-ultra-cycling_2021-06-22#events=1
https://racemap.com/player/tortour-ultra-cycling_2021-06-22#events=0,1
https://racemap.com/player/SoloRunJena21#events=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7
https://racemap.com/player/dynafit-transalpine-run-powered-by-volkswagen-r_2021-08-07
Multiple tracks in one visualization
select multiple contests or stages in the map, directly
select a contest or a stage one by another