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Two separate steps, on purpose:
  • Finalize — “these numbers are settled.” Locks the results.
  • Publish — “the world can see them.” Puts results on your event page.
You might finalize at the finish line and publish after your protest window closes. Or do both at once. Your call.

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Before you finalize

1

Press Stop on each race

Stops the clock. You can still change everything after this.
2

Work through anything flagged

The screen marks what it isn’t sure about:
  • A rider recorded twice — pick which time is right.
  • A finish awaiting start — nobody pressed Start for that race.
  • Riders who started but never finished — mark them DNF.
→ Edits & corrections
3

Mark your non-starters

Anyone registered who didn’t line up should be DNS. Otherwise they sit in the results unaccounted for, and someone will ask.
4

Check every timing device shows green

Finalize won’t let you through while a device still has finishes waiting to upload — which is exactly the check you want at this moment.
Do this while riders are still on site. A disputed time is far easier to resolve with the rider standing in front of you than by email on Tuesday.
!!-IMAGE-NEEDED-!! — A stopped race with two flagged rows waiting to be resolved, and the Finalize button below.

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Finalize

Click Finalize Session in the footer. The results lock and no new times can be recorded — by you or by anyone else timing. Needs the admin level, or organization membership. Made a mistake? Unlock the timer, fix it, and finalize again. Nothing is lost by finalizing early — it’s a lock, not a shredder.

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Publish

Click Publish. This:
  • Puts results on your public event page at time2.bike/events/[slug]/results.
  • Adds each result to that rider’s profile and race history.
  • Emails every finisher to tell them results are up, unless you’ve turned that off for your organization.
Unpublish takes the results page back down. Publishing is not a one-way door.

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What riders and spectators see

  • A table per race: place, bib, name, category, time, status.
  • Sortable by category.
  • For brackets, the bracket diagram with each match’s times.
  • Each rider’s name links to their profile, if their privacy settings allow it.

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Handling a protest after publishing

  1. Unpublish, if you want the numbers off the site while you look.
  2. Unlock the timer.
  3. Make the correction — every original entry is still there, so you can see exactly what was recorded and by whom.
  4. Finalize and publish again.

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PDF exports

Printed results for the awards tent.