Course setup
Course mapping that clarifies the route before race day
Plot courses, choose target distances, add anchors, and manage split or camera points before the first race begins.
What we believe
Strong foundations and fundamentals build bigger dreams.
Start with clear facts, useful tools, organized schedules, trusted results, and moments that are easy to find. Then build the deeper sports experience from there. We are just getting started.
See the race-day product
Run the meet with clearer racing surfaces before, during, and after the gun.
Race directors need both operational tools and public-facing race pages that explain the event clearly to families, coaches, teams, and sponsors.
Team scoring
Live team standings for scored races
Show the selected race, current leaders, finisher counts, and incomplete scoring context in one clear scoring panel.
Top finishers
A fast summary of who is leading the race
Top-finisher surfaces help spectators and coaches see the leaders without needing to parse the full results table first.
Full results
Searchable result tables for the full field
Race place, bib, runner, team, time, and status all stay accessible from a searchable results page built for real event use.
Broadcast package
Tournament overlays can show the right details at the right time
Use custom overlays for pregame matchup graphics, starting lineups, score states, and branded line-score cards so tournament coverage feels organized and polished.
Packages and services
Race director operating path
Race directors need both operational control and a public RaceCenter that families, coaches, racers, and sponsors can understand at a glance.
Subscriptions cover the recurring hub experience. Pay-per-request services and advertising packages extend the plan when a customer needs extra reports, production, media, placements, or capacity.
| Decision point | Core plan | Growth plan | Add-ons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meet setup | Create meets, races, teams, racer entries, and basic course details | Assign multiple courses, manage race groups, checkpoints, and public race pages | Full race weekend coverage with maps, media, sponsors, results, and racer profile connections |
| Timing and results | Record finish times and publish basic results | Show top finishers, team scoring, splits/checkpoints, and live/final race status | Automated recaps, deeper performance context, and historical racer/team records |
| Public RaceCenter | Event details, venue, and race schedule | Course map, active race, top finishers, team context, photos, and stories | Sponsor-ready RaceCenter with media, articles, and shareable athlete/race moments |
| Best fit | Small meets needing organized timing and results | Schools and clubs hosting multi-race events | Large meets wanting a premium public race-day experience |
Not sure where to start?
Start with the audience you need to win first, then expand into production, media, and monetization as the operation matures.
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Built for your role
One hub for the sports work you care about.
Choose the perspective that fits you and see how Game Action 360 brings schedules, scores, media, communication, operations, and revenue into one connected sports experience.
Cleaner race-day operations
Better public RaceCenter experience
More value for teams and sponsors
What you can do
Practical tools for the way you follow, run, support, or grow sports.
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Race meet setup with multiple races, teams, racer entries, race schedules, race status, and public RaceCenter pages.
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Course management with maps, course distance, assigned courses by race, named splits/checkpoints, and course previews.
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Timing and results workflows for finishers, top performers, team scoring, race summaries, and racer profile connections.
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Race-specific media, sponsor surfaces, articles, photos, and public-friendly RaceCenter storytelling.
The problem
What gets in the way today
- Race day involves multiple races, teams, entries, bibs, courses, splits, timing changes, and result questions.
- Families need a public experience that shows the active race, course, top finishers, and team context without administrative clutter.
- Results, photos, race stories, and racer profiles often get separated after the meet.
The experience
What better looks like
- Assign different courses to different races inside the same meet and keep the public view understandable.
- Publish race status, top finishers, team context, and course information where families can find it.
- Connect results and media back to racer profiles after the meet.
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