Displaying LiveTiming.com/limitations

mhowardMember

2 weeks ago at Attitash, UNH hosted a carnival race. We displayed the race on a large screen in the base lodge, via a projector connected to a laptop. It was a huge success and very popular with competitors, coaches, spectators. The limitations are that the web page needs to be refreshed every so often to save bandwidth. That day there were so many races live, the results were behind and eventually did not catch up. The result? One male competitor missed his start for the 2nd slalom run. His excuse? The live timing was not current, so he didn't know when to get on the lift... Never heard that one before!

2/10/075:45 PM

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