DirtRacer — MTB Event Timing

Public guided demo

See the privacy-safe DirtRacer experience before joining an event.

This demonstration covers club discovery, event configuration, rider consent, athlete-private result access, public non-disclosure and series scheduling.

Demo pages do not expose organiser result data, private rider details, Strava credentials or participant-to-participant results.

Club and event branding
Controlled in-person MTB event setup
Rider categories and public event information
Rider-authorised Strava segment timing
Default activity:read scope
Optional private-activity permission
Athlete-private results
Protected organiser setup with results disabled

Follow the review journey

Five screens that demonstrate the implemented boundary

Open each public demonstration in order or jump directly to the screen needed for the Strava evidence pack.

  1. 01

    See the club experience

    See how a club can present its identity, events, series schedule and Support Local Trails message.

    Why it matters: A professional public home that does not expose Strava-derived participant data.

    Open Demo Club
  2. 02

    Explore a configured event

    View the event window, location, categories, configured Strava segment stages and organiser information.

    Why it matters: Visitors understand the event and how to join without seeing participant identities, efforts or times.

    Open Demo Event
  3. 03

    Review rider consent

    Follow the join path, required privacy notices and the optional choice for activities marked “Only You”.

    Why it matters: A clear mobile-friendly OAuth flow that minimises scope and explains every data use.

    View Join Experience
  4. 04

    Verify public non-disclosure

    Open the public results route and confirm that no multi-athlete Strava-derived leaderboard is displayed.

    Why it matters: Each connected athlete is directed to only their own private result.

    View Privacy Boundary
  5. 05

    Follow the series schedule

    See how rounds can be presented while public Strava-derived series standings remain disabled.

    Why it matters: Clubs can communicate the season schedule without exposing cross-user data.

    Open Demo Series

Current organiser boundary

Event setup remains available. Cross-user results do not.

Configure the event

Protected organisers can review the event window, categories and stage configuration.

Let riders self-serve

Riders get one event page with clear OAuth scope, consent and deletion information.

Wait for written approval

Organiser multi-rider results, exports and distribution remain disabled unless Strava approves the exact workflow.