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RUFUS Race Manager
RUFUS Race Manager
  • Introduction to RUFUS Race Manager
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Introduction to Race Timing and Race Timing Software
    • Excel 101: Handling Participant Data
    • Networks 101: Understanding the Basics for Race Timing
    • System Requirements for RUFUS Race Manager
  • installation and setup
    • Installing RUFUS Race Manager
    • Initial Configuration
    • User Interface Overview
  • event management
    • Creating a New Event
    • Managing Events
    • Event Settings
    • Event Control View
  • Participant Management
    • Participants Menu
    • Manually Adding Participants
    • Import Participants from List
    • Editing Participant Details
    • Participant Statuses
    • Participant Passings
    • Organizing Participants
  • Checkpoints
    • Understanding Checkpoints
    • Checkpoints Menu
    • Creating Checkpoints
    • Checkpoint Dashboard
    • Checkpoint-Race View
  • Races
    • Races Menu
    • Creating Races
    • Race Dashboard
  • SEGMENTS
    • Understanding Segments
    • Segments Menu
    • Creating Segments
    • Time Visualization
    • Race-Segment View
  • GROUPS AND AGE GROUPS
    • Groups Menu
    • Groups
    • Age groups
  • Timing Devices Integration
    • Introduction to Timing Devices
    • Devices Menu
    • Connecting Local Devices
    • Connecting Cloud Devices
    • Analyzing Backup Files
    • Event-Devices View
    • Rewind Passings
  • Collecting and Managing Timing Data
    • Understanding the Data Collection Process
    • Timing on Race Day
    • Adding Manual Passings
    • Monitoring Live Timing Data
    • Editing Timing Data
    • Passing Statuses
    • Reprocess Passings
  • Classification and Results Processing
    • Understanding Classifications
    • Results Menu
    • Viewing Race Results
    • Generating Reports
  • PUBLISHING IN THE RUFUS EVENT APP
    • Publishing the Event
    • Publishing Participant Information
    • Publishing Race Results
  • Offline Mode and Data Synchronization
    • Working Offline with RRM
    • Data Synchronization
  • Troubleshooting and Support
    • Common Issues and Solutions
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • Updates and New Features
    • Upcoming Features
    • Keeping RRM Updated
    • Changelog
  • Best Practices and Tips
    • Optimizing Race Timing Workflow
    • Data Management Best Practices
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  1. SEGMENTS

Race-Segment View

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The Race-Segment View provides detailed insight into each participant’s performance within a specific segment of the race. This view is particularly important in multi-sport events, such as duathlons or triathlons, where performance can vary significantly across different segments.

Key Information Displayed:

  • Segment Rank: This shows the specific rank of each participant in that segment, helping assess their performance in individual parts of the race.

  • Pace Calculation: The pace is displayed in appropriate units, depending on the sport type for that segment. For example, running pace is shown in minutes per kilometer, swimming in minutes per 100 meters, and cycling in kilometers per hour.

This segment-focused ranking is useful to track performance in intermediate stages and understand competitor dynamics across different legs of the event.

Features of the Race-Segment View:

  • Detailed Data Grid: The grid displays critical information, such as segment rank, segment time, participant details, and pace, for each competitor.

  • Data Filtering and Grouping: Users can filter, search, and group data to focus on specific segments or categories within the race.

  • Export Functionality: Like other data grids in RRM, you can export the segment data to CSV or PDF, providing a convenient way to share or analyze the performance results.

Usage Scenarios:

The Race-Segment View is ideal for detailed segment-specific analysis, identifying standout performances, and comparing participant splits across different segments. It's a powerful tool for evaluating the nuances of performance during each part of a multi-stage event.

The detailed insights provided by the Race-Segment View enable users to closely monitor competitors' progress, offering a more granular look at how each participant is performing within a race.

Race-Segment View