Endurance events

Bikepacking and endurance races

Track long courses, spread-out fields, course progress, live results, estimated arrivals, replay, and result corrections.

MapCatch is built for formats where participants spread out over hours or days and the public story depends on course progress, fresh positions, and a clear official timeline.

Cyclist riding an endurance route through open terrain

What matters

Designed around this event format

Course progress and arrival estimates

Show where each participant sits on the course, not only where the last GPS update was received.

Long-field visibility

Combine phone, tracker, upload, and correction data when update frequency or signal changes over the course.

Replay and result corrections

Keep the public story and the official event result aligned after the field finishes.

Why MapCatch

Why MapCatch is different here

The participant phone is not just a beacon. It can carry official course, control, or location changes, warnings, chat, and progress context back to the rider while the public event view updates from the same event status.

Long courses can evolve during the race. Organisers can adjust closures, neutral sections, control rules, or fallback tracking sources without rebuilding the event around a separate tracker-only system.

Public tracking can show more than dots: course progress, estimated arrivals, replay, source history, and corrections all stay connected to the official event record.

Plan this format

Planning endurance races?

Share distance, duration, participant count, terrain, expected coverage gaps, and the devices you are considering.