Motorsport Use Case

During a session

The weekend starts on Friday.

So practice, qualifying, sprint and race each carry their own start time and state, and their own timing screen, in the fan's own timezone. Live timing runs positions, gaps, lap count and the session clock, with tyre and pit columns when the feed carries them.

Editors set the series, the event and the active sponsor campaign from the CMS. If timing goes stale mid-session, the rows dim and the screen says so.

Motorsport, handled

✓Race weekends as events, with practice, qualifying, sprint and race as separate sessions
✓Session states through upcoming, live, completed, delayed and cancelled
✓Session times in the fan's own timezone
✓Live timing with positions, gaps and lap count, plus tyre and pit columns when the feed carries them
✓Driver and constructor championships, with the followed driver or team highlighted
✓Driver profiles with bio, number, country and season results
✓Sponsor activations tied to session state, with the CMS warning you before one lands on top of live timing
✓Multiple series in one app, each with its own season and standings

What you own

✓Your App Store and Play Console accounts
✓Fan profiles, follows and consent records, with export and deletion built in
✓Your data licence, held directly with your provider
✓Audience segments your team builds in the CMS without writing queries
✓Day to day: one content editor, no engineers

Best fit

Series, teams, promoters and event operators launching a motorsport app this season.

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