Make larger drawings in the remaining two roadbook columns! RBR Roadbook Reader's latest update introduces options to adjust the first column's width of a roadbook by modifying display settings (hide the 'hundred digit' and show one decimal).

Managing events on RoadbookRally.com has become easier with the introduction of a new event management interface.

You can navigate a track using either a roadbook or a GPX trail. Both methods allow for waypoints, speed zones, real-time results, penalties, ride replays, and more. You can combine different navigation types in event sections as needed.

RoadbookRally supports three unique section start types: "Standing Start", "Open Rolling Start", and "Rolling Start with Time Window". There's no need to hire a timing official for rolling starts. Learn more about section start types here: roadbookrally.com/faq/section-st…

RoadbookRally introduced a penalty for not stopping at STOP signs. Competitors must slow down to under 1 km/h to be recognized as having stopped. The organizers can edit the STOP penalty rules, including radius, speed, and penalty seconds.

In the "RBR Roadbook Reader" app, the default track line width for GPX trail navigation is now set to 5px. You can customize both the width and color of the track line through the app's settings.

Introducing our new feature: Event Start List Live Fullscreen Mode! Ideal for Rally Headquarters, large TV displays, or start locations. Competitor names turn red 30 seconds before the start and green for 10 seconds after. Accurate server-synced time for all!

Introducing a new feature for event organizers: "Auto-skipping missed waypoints". Learn more here: roadbookrally.com/faq/auto-skipp…

New feature in the RBR Roadbook Reader app: now you can hide the partial odometer if you don't use it. This prevents it from accidentally mixing with other numbers while you quickly glance at the screen.

A new feature in the RBR Roadbook Reader app: the speed warning vertical bar's maximum height is aligned with the odometer, ensuring it does not obstruct the view, thereby keeping the odometer clearly visible.

🚀 Two new features just landed in Event Settings for Live Tracking: 🔁 Set a live tracking delay (in minutes) 🗺️ Allow or Deny public users & competitors to view section track lines + waypoints on the live map

🆕 You can now fully delete a competitor from an event - great for cleaning up test data or fixing mistakes.

🛠️ Admin improvements for better event prep: ✅ Event admins (and their team) can now access the Live Tracking page anytime—great for thorough testing and early planning (yes, even a year ahead!). 👀 The admin team can now see testers on the live map.

New: Nominal Time configuration. Handle DNS, DNF, or late finishes fairly and automatically. Example: If a competitor misses a section or finishes late, the system can assign a standard result time (either a fixed time or winner’s time + X minutes) to keep overall results fair.

Quick update: Event admins can now view event itinerary test-ride replays.

New feature: Track and event owners can now download GPX files of competitor rides - perfect for sharing, analysis, backups, or updating routes.

It’s now possible to sort the track leaderboard by riding time. First attempts reveal pure navigation skill. Later attempts show speed. Now you can view both: keep the default (attempts + time) or sort by riding time only.

Small update: printed section class results now automatically include the organizer’s and sponsor’s logos. Should this be a toggle in event admin to enable/disable logos?

GPX routes in the RBR app now show direction arrows. When tracks cross, riders instantly know where to go.