> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.time2.bike/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Following live results
> Watch results update in real time during a race.
During an event, results post live at
`time2.bike/events/[slug]/live`. The page refreshes every 30 seconds and
shows whatever the timing crew has published from the operator screen.
## What's on the page
* **Event name and date** at the top
* A **search box** — filter by rider name or plate number
* One **collapsible section per session** — for a multi-discipline event
there might be one session for the XC race and another for the dual
slalom
* Inside each session, one **table per race**: rank, plate, name, elapsed
time, status
## Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------- |
| **racing** | On course, time still ticking |
| **finished** | Crossed the line with a recorded time |
| **dnf** | Did not finish |
| **dns** | Did not start |
| **dsq** | Disqualified |
## Time precision
Each session displays times rounded to the precision the organizer set —
typically:
* **1 second** for endurance races
* **1/10 sec** for cross-country
* **1/100 sec** for dual slalom
Internally Time2Bike stores millisecond precision; the page just rounds
for display.
## Why a result might disappear
If the operator edits or deletes a finish (e.g., a wrong plate was
entered), the row updates on the next 30-second poll. Times shouldn't
"jump around" otherwise — the underlying event log is append-only.
## Brackets (dual slalom)
For dual slalom sessions, the live page also renders the bracket
diagram. Winners advance match-by-match as the timing crew records
lane finishes.
## After the race
When the timing crew **finalizes and publishes** the session, results
move from this page to the official
[Final results](/riders/race-day/final-results) page.