Post-race GPS data: replay, analysis and debrief
Replay for the awards ceremony, protests, timing archives, lessons for the next edition: putting your rally raid’s GPS data to work after the finish.
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Practical guides and field notes on GPS tracking for rally raids: hardware choices, live tracking, crew safety, budget and logistics.
Replay for the awards ceremony, protests, timing archives, lessons for the next edition: putting your rally raid’s GPS data to work after the finish.
Read the articlePublic map, private telemetry, informing crews, retention periods: how a rally raid organizer applies the GDPR to competitors' GPS data.
Read the articleSpotting a stopped crew on the map, calling the retirement, organizing recovery, keeping families informed: assistance from race control's side.
Read the articleMandatory organizer liability, minimum guarantees, personal accident cover, repatriation: a tour of the insurance layers, from the organizer's side.
Read the articleMap draft, recce, liaisons and selective sections, waypoints: how to build the route and turn it into the roadbook and the GPS tracking setup.
Read the articleThe dates of the 4th edition, the route from San Sebastián to the Erg Chebbi dunes and the public RaidLine map: how to follow the raid in real time.
Read the articlePassage times, penalties, live publication: what GPS tracking data brings to timing and results on a rally raid, and where its limits are.
Read the articleFormat, permits, budget, route, safety, GPS tracking: the overall picture and the order of the work, with a detailed guide for each part of the job.
Read the articleDZ, FZ, validation radii, penalty scales: how GPS speed control works in rally raid, and how to set it up on your own event.
Read the articleThe two departures, the route from the Pyrenees to the Bardenas Reales and the public RaidLine map: how to follow the raid in real time.
Read the articleFIA-listed tracking, Dakar-style navigation or a white-label platform: Anube Sport, ERTF and RaidLine compared by use case.
Read the articleHow many beacons, which model, what to prepare before the start: renting GPS beacons for a rally, walked through step by step.
Read the articleEntry fees, safety, logistics, GPS tracking: the budget of organizing a rally raid line by line, with the levers to keep it under control.
Read the articleUnderbudgeted tracking, the wrong beacon, an improvised SOS chain: the GPS tracking mistakes that sink a first rally, and how to avoid them.
Read the articleNetwork, hardware, budget, white label: the criteria grid for choosing your race tracking solution, with Owaka as a worked case study.
Read the articleRoute loaded once, waypoints shared, zone alerts set automatically: what a digital roadbook changes for organizers.
Read the articleRoadbook, tripmaster, GPS tracker, batteries, SSV/UTV mounting: the competitor-side gear checklist, item by item before the start.
Read the articleMandatory insurance, duty of care, alert traceability: what GPS tracking changes for organizer liability in rally raids.
Read the articleA live map shared by link, no account or app needed: how family and sponsors follow your rally raid in real time.
Read the articleFIA, Dakar, Africa Eco Race, FFSA: what the rules actually require for GPS tracking in rally raids, and what is left to the organizer.
Read the articleGSM store-and-forward, Iridium and Globalstar satellite beacons, hybrid setups: how to keep tracking your crews in a dead zone.
Read the articleBreak-even point, hidden fleet logistics and the smartphone option: how to decide between renting and buying your GPS beacons.
Read the articleWho receives the alert, who decides, who goes out on the ground: the emergency procedure an organizer must write before the start.
Read the articleOwaka, Anube, ERTF or RaidLine: which GPS tracking solution for your rally raid, by hardware, network coverage and budget.
Read the article50 teams, ten days of racing and every module in production: a look back at RaidLine’s first real-world event.
Read the articleGSM and satellite technologies, selection criteria, tracking platform, budget: everything an organizer should know before equipping a rally raid.
Read the articleGSM or satellite, battery life, mounting, SOS button: the criteria that actually matter when equipping your crews with GPS beacons.
Read the articleA live map, a link to share, favorite crews to follow: how GPS live tracking grows the audience of your rally raid.
Read the articlePower, mounting, exposure to impacts: each category has its constraints. The right GPS tracker for each type of vehicle.
Read the articleSOS, speeding, low battery, stopped vehicle: how a well-operated GPS beacon protects your crews.
Read the articleBeacon rental, satellite airtime, tracking platform: the cost items of a tracking setup and the levers to optimize them.
Read the articleCan a mobile app replace the dedicated beacon? Strengths, limits and the hybrid setup most raids settle on.
Read the articleLive overview, real-time alerts, targeted announcements: how to run an effective race-control room around GPS tracking.
Read the articlePre-downloaded maps, waypoints, voice announcements: what onboard navigation changes for crews in dead zones.
Read the articleFrom D-90 to the debrief: every step to deploy beacons and tracking platform with no bad surprise on race morning.
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