For watchers · No app · No account
Someone you love is out there. Be there too.
When they share their live track with you, the long silence of race day is over. You see them moving. You see them climbing. You see them coming home. One link, any browser — and you're with them the whole way.
How following works
Three steps. One of them is theirs.
They send you the link.
One link is the whole setup. They start tracking, share their live track with you, and that's it — no invites to accept, no app to install, no account to make.
You open it anywhere.
Any browser on any device — the phone in your hand, the laptop in the kitchen, the telly if you're feeling ceremonial. It just works.
You watch it happen.
Live position on the map, the trail so far, gaps to the riders around them, and the moment they cross the line. You're there for all of it.
Race day
Better than being in the team car.
You don't just get a position on a map. You get the whole race — who's where, who's chasing, who's about to be caught. Fair warning: it's quite hard to put down.
The leaderboard, live.
Where they sit in the field right now — not where they were at the last checkpoint, an hour of worrying ago.
The gaps, as they change.
Thirty seconds down to the group ahead and closing. Watching a chase unfold live is more fun than any results page has ever been.
Checkpoints and splits.
Every checkpoint they clear, with times. You'll know they went through CP3 before they've had a chance to text you.
For the long ones
2 a.m. is easier when you can see them.
Ultras run through the night, and the night is the hard part — for them out there, and for you at home. On the live map the overnight sections aren't a blank: you see them ticking along the ridge, pausing at an aid station, moving again.
Moving again is the best thing a map has ever told anyone. Put the kettle on. They're fine.
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