Detect
Multiple vision models work the same frame in parallel, picking race aircraft out against sky, terrain and ground clutter.
Timing an air race has always meant putting something on the aircraft. A transponder, a tracker, a beacon — hardware to fit, charge, hand out and collect, on airframes whose owners would rather you didn't.
GoRace just watches the race.
How It Works
One camera. Several models. One set of times.
Identify
Each detection is matched to the aircraft actually in the race, so a track belongs to a competitor rather than an anonymous contact.
Track
Model outputs are fused across frames into continuous tracks, held through occlusion and close passes where two aircraft cross.
Time
Those tracks become timing data as the aircraft come through — live, not reconstructed from footage afterward.
On Course
Low, fast, and close together
Race aircraft fly the regime that breaks conventional tracking — down low, at speed, in tight formation around a course. That's the case GoRace is built for, not the edge case it tolerates.
Why It Matters
Nothing fitted. Nothing to collect.
No hardware on the aircraft
No transponder, no tracker, no mounting, no wiring, no weight, and no conversation with an owner about what you want to attach to their airframe.
No setup per competitor
Nothing to fit, charge, hand out or collect between heats. Late entries and swapped aircraft need nothing prepared for them.
Live, not after the fact
Times are produced as the race runs, so results go up while the aircraft are still on course.
One camera to deploy
A single camera and the box that drives it. It sets up for the event and packs down again afterward.
It gets better by training
The capability lives in the models, so it improves by retraining on more racing — not by buying more equipment.
More than the finish line
The same tracks that produce lap times carry speed, line and separation. There's a lot more to tell an audience than who crossed first.
Live Results
Times, as they happen
Timing is only useful if people can see it. Results publish live to the GoRace results app — open on any phone in the pits or the grandstand, no install required.
results.gorace.net Open the live results app ↗2026 Season
See it run this year
Roswell, NM
Las Cruces, NM
Dates and on-site details are still being finalized. If you run a race and want to talk about timing it with GoRace, get in touch.
Bring GoRace to your race
Tell us how your event runs today and what you need out of timing. We'd rather hear the awkward requirements early.