Display your leaderboard on a big screen
Updated October 2026
On race day, your leaderboard should not stay on an operator's laptop. The Cast menu in your space broadcasts your screens full screen, updated in real time. It is a real production tool. One operator drives it, the crowd watches.
Three screens
For a race, the Cast menu opens three screens.
- Departures, the countdown to the start of the next wave, with the official time.
- Live arrivals, the latest finishers with their time, and a QR code that leads to the public leaderboard.
- Photo finish, one finisher's time displayed large, for the photo.
Photo finish in one click
The Photo finish screen shows the latest finisher on its own. To show another one, click their time in the list. It switches onto the screen with their category and the Final time label. The runner sees their time behind them, the crowd cheers, you get your highlight moment.
Open the page twice in the same browser, one window for the operator and one window projected on the big screen. Both stay synced, and the operator picks without showing the crowd what they are doing.
On any screen
The Cast opens in a browser. No software to install, no proprietary hardware. You plug it into whatever you have on site.
- An LED wall.
- A connected TV.
- A tablet.
- A projector.
The Live arrivals and Photo finish screens can also be sent wirelessly to a TV fitted with Chromecast, with the Cast button, from Chrome or Edge on a computer.
Where the times come from
With chip race timing, times flow in automatically as runners cross the finish line and show live on the Live arrivals and Photo finish screens. It is true live, with no manual entry.
