Timing is handled using an electronic chip attached to the back of your bib. The system records both your gross time (from the start of your start group) and your net time (from when you cross the start mat), and stops when you cross the finish line. Results and rankings are based on gross time.
You don’t need to worry if you start far back in the starting corral. However, it’s important that you run across the timing mats along the course as well as at the start and finish. This ensures that your split times are recorded. Final placements in the races are determined by the order in which runners cross the finish line (gun time).
The chip is single-use and does not need to be returned after the race. Feel free to keep your bib – share your experience on social media or hang it up at home. Be proud of your achievement!

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