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Everything is fixable after the fact, and nothing you do here can permanently destroy a result — corrections sit on top of what was originally recorded, and both remain. See History & corrections.

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The correction menu

Tap any rider’s row: Result actions Finalizing, publishing, and voiding laps need admin.

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The things that actually go wrong

Delete that finish, then record the correct bib. The rider’s real time is the moment the button was pressed, so re-recording immediately gives them a slightly late time — use Set manual time if the difference matters.
Keep recording finishes. They’ll sit as awaiting start.Then use Set the start time under the start buttons and type the time the race actually went. Every elapsed time fills itself in from that moment — including finishes you recorded before you got round to it.This works because finishes are recorded as real moments in time, not as “time since start”. Pressing START RACE instead would put the gun at now, which is after those riders crossed the line, so their times can’t be worked out — the rows stay flagged until a start that precedes them exists.Works the same wherever a start lives: the race gun on a standard race with no waves, a wave that nobody released (see Waves), and every race’s gun on the combined-finish start board.
Use Correct the start time and type when the gun really went. Every finish already recorded is re-timed against it, and the screen tells you how many that is before you confirm.Don’t use RESTART RACE for this — that’s for firing a start you didn’t mean to fire, and it invalidates the finishes recorded against the old clock.
The row is flagged as a duplicate with both times shown. Open the row, pick the one you want to keep, delete the other. Neither is discarded until you choose.
Switch to the correct race tab first so nothing else lands in the wrong place. Then delete the misplaced finishes and re-record them under the right tab.
Find the rider in Registered riders and use Set manual time with whatever you have — a hand time, a photo timestamp, the time from another volunteer’s phone.
For lap racing, an admin can void one lap — after a mechanical, a crash, or a penalty — without removing the rider from the race. Their lap count and best lap recalculate, and a note is added so the reason is visible later.
Unlock the timer, make your corrections, and finalize again. Republish if you’d already published.

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Manual times

When you type a time by hand, enter it as elapsed time — mm:ss or mm:ss.SSS — not a clock time. Time2Bike works out the finish moment from the race start.

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Who should hold what

Give your finish-line volunteers timer: they can record, note, and delete their own mistakes, which covers the fixes that need to happen in the moment. Keep marshal for whoever is actually judging the race — marking riders out and typing in official times is a judgement call, not data entry. → Who can do what