Managing Events

If a rider has entered an event with one bike type but wishes to ride the event with another, e.g. entered using a Road Bike and then decided to ride a TT Bike, it is possible to change the bike…

QR codes are a great way to let people know how to access live results on their mobile devices at the event. There are a number of ways to find the appropriate QR code: Open the event results using a…

Distributing the link to the ResultSheet event ahead of time can help generate buzz and helps people find the results during the event. To get the event link that can then be shared, perform the following: Ensure your event is…

Events will not be viewable by other people or appear on the ResultSheet website until they have been published. You would normally publish an event once the start sheet has been finalised within ResultSheet and before the event itself, this…

To save time, start sheets from other sources, eg the CTT, can be imported directly into ResultSheet. To import a start sheet, perform the following: Login into ResultSheet on a computer (you can only import start sheets on a computer)…

Startsheets can be uploaded automatically from the CTT website. A video explaining how to upload startsheets from the CTT website can be found here. To upload a start sheet, perform the following: Ensure your startsheets have been uploaded and accepted…

It is normal practice to run multiple competitions within the same ResultSheet event, eg Overall, 2-up and Tandems, rather than have a separate ResultSheet event for each. This way you have a single link to the results page and enable…

In order to use an event once it is created you will need to pay for it. This is done in three ways: If your club has an active ResultSheet subscription, the event will automatically be upgraded to the Pro…

A video on how to create an event can be found here. To create a new event, follow these steps: Log into ResultSheet From your events list, click "Create Event" Fill in the event details as follows: Event name: The…