We recently did an interview with Simply Bikepacking about what happens behind the scenes and what makes the dots move. A little insight story about Tedde de Boer and Follow My Challenge. “Most stories about bikepacking and ultra-cycling events are told around the marvelous achievements of riders: The days and nights with close to zero rest, […]
We are very excited to share the news that we will be providing tracking for The Transcontinental Race as well as The Trans Pyrenees, organized by Lost Dot, in 2022. The Transcontinental is one of the most respected events out there. It was the inspiration for many of the events that we now work with, so it’s genuinely
Our maps and trackers now work together to allow participants to temporarily hide their location – typically for personal safety reasons. To enable this, the participant holds down the function button on their tracker (only Queclink GLXXX models), which triggers our platform to create a geofence around that location, hiding any pings within a certain
Most events have fixed routes. With a fixed route, you have the perfect reference in order to determine the participants ‘distance on track’. But what happends if somebody goes off track? Or if the event is free-route, like TransIberica for example. Although free-route events intent to be ranked based upon checkpoints, ‘first rider in is
‘It’s pretty darn impressive.’ We’ve had the honour of being interviewed by Ray Maker of dcrainmaker.com about the tracking device that’s currently tracking Lachlan Morton in ‘The Alt Tour‘ . It also reveals our direct data feed into the VeloViewer WorldTour Package, used by the film crew following Lachlan. You can read the full article hear: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2021/06/lachlan-mortons-tour-de-france-alt-tour-how-the-tracking-device-site-works.html
