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Race Chase connects mountain bike results, class standings, racer profiles, and available event coverage across cross-country and downhill racing.

Public results and racer profiles can be browsed without claiming a profile. Sign in when requesting profile or team access and using account controls.

The iPhone app is coming soon and is awaiting Apple approval. Use Open web app at the top of this page to explore Race Chase in your browser. The iPhone download link will be added after approval.

An Android download is not currently linked here. You can explore Race Chase in your browser using Open web app. Check the Race Chase overview page for release updates.

Register with the event using the organizer’s normal process. Race Chase connects eligible published results into season views; following an event does not register you to race.

Current results, account actions, and connected coverage need an internet connection. Do not rely on previously loaded information as the latest official result.

Check the discipline, season, class, and spelling first. Coverage depends on available official event data. If it still appears missing, report the racer and event with an official results link.

A classified finishing position earns base points for its discipline, multiplied by the published event value. Use the current How the Chase Works guide for schedules and event values.

Eligible cross-country Olympic and short-track points combine only within the same championship class. Points do not move between separate classes.

No. The official Final placing earns downhill Chase points. Seeding sets start order; splits explain the run rather than adding separate Chase points.

Race Chase assigns published event values under its inclusion and scoring approach. Check the event and the discipline’s current scoring guide rather than assuming all races use the same multiplier.

The XC Team Chase score is the sum of the team’s ten highest individual race-point results. One racer can contribute more than one finish. A displayed full-season total may therefore differ from the official Team Chase score.

Timing detail depends on the official data supplied for that race. Not all events publish checkpoint or lap data. Compare downhill runs only when round, course, and class match.

Availability depends on event data and verification. Do not assume every race supplies live timing or that all results appear immediately after the finish.

No. Profile customization is separate from official results. Report an incorrect result with the event, racer, class, and supporting official source.

The XC guide describes separate seasonal championships, with a new season starting at zero. Select the season you intend to view when reviewing records.

Favorites are stored on the device, with separate XC and downhill lists. They are not a guaranteed account backup or cross-device sync service.

Each discipline has its own saved list. Switch back to the discipline where you followed the item.

In the XC My Chase view, choose Compare and select two racers. Review the season and results, then use Build + Share Matchup to create a card.

Use the available share control on the relevant screen to build a card and open your device’s share options. Available card types vary by screen and discipline.

It requests a reviewed connection between your account and an existing racer record. An approved racer claim unlocks the available profile customization controls.

Select the correct racer, provide the requested verification and current headshot, and complete the media release. Read the release before submitting your signature.

Yes. Claims for minors require a parent or guardian to complete the appropriate role and release steps. Use the existing racer record.

Claims require review. Refresh the status in Account → Profile. No fixed approval time is promised here; contact Support if you need help with an unresolved claim.

No. A matching number can help verification, but the headshot and signed release still require review.

Sign in to the account connected to the approved claim, open Profile, and choose Customize My Profile. Save the changes through the editor.

The current app exposes team claims in the XC account view. Downhill currently provides Racer, State, and Bike Chase views.

Contact Race Chase with the event name, dates, venue, discipline, classes, public event page, and official results source. Inclusion is reviewed and is not automatic.

The rider-facing workflow documented here is to contact Support with the official source. Do not assume a personal account or team claim grants results-publishing access.

Provide the exact event and date, discipline, class, racer or profile, the current value, the expected value, and an official final-results link. Explain whether the source results were revised.

No automatic coverage commitment is implied. Discuss broadcast or partnership arrangements separately and provide approved coverage links for review.

The workflows here concern Race Chase results and audience tools. Keep using your event’s registration, check-in, and timing services for operations.

Check the chosen alert categories and the phone’s notification permission for Race Chase. Alerts also depend on relevant updates or scheduled coverage being available.

Use Account → Support in the app or the Race Chase contact page. Include the screen, device, exact steps, and what you expected to happen.

In a signed-in account, open the Account section for privacy links and Delete My Account. Read the confirmation carefully. Consult the linked account-deletion policy for what is removed and retained.

Official race results remain event records. Read the current account-deletion policy for the treatment of account data and retained records before choosing deletion.