Timing an Enduro Race

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Intro to Enduro Racing
What is and Enduro? Here is everything you need to know about the sport and how it works so you can time it effectively
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Timing a Linear Enduro
Linear Enduro is a Zone4 term to help distinguish between two different Race Templates. Here's what you need to know about them
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Timing a Non-Linear Enduro
The Enduro Race Template is slightly different from the Linear Enduro Template, but can be a much more powerful tool.
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Troubleshooting
Things to keep in mind when timing and Enduro Race
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What is an Enduro

What is an Enduro?

Enduros are Mountain Bike races, consisting of several timed downhill segments (or Stages), separated by untimed uphill sections. The total time for an athlete is calculated by adding the sum of the downhill segments. Whoever has the shortest time is the winner.

Because they are a selection of timed and untimed segments, there is usually a more relaxed atmosphere around these races. Because the start and end of the various segments are usually not concentrated at the same place and racers can take as much time as they want between the segments (as long as they finish everything by the event end time), there can be a lot more waiting around than at a typical race event.

Enduros can be fun, intense and challenging and are very popular. They can be a bit of work to set up though.

The difference between Enduros and Linear Enduros

Timing an Enduro Race

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What is an Enduro

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