Quick incident
The abbreviated steps to report an incident during a race. For the long form (types, severities, follow-up updates), see Incidents.
The five-tap version
From Race Mode Active:
- Report Incident tile.
- Pick the type:
- DNF / DNS / Lapped / Eliminated / Mechanical — athlete-specific, so the next screen asks for an athlete number.
- Course / Medical / Other — general, no athlete number required.
- Athlete-specific only: type the number on the keypad → Enter.
- Tap the Severity dropdown and pick one:
- Insignificant — informational, no action needed.
- Minor — track but don't escalate.
- Major — needs attention from race control.
- Critical — immediate response (medical, safety).
- (Optional) add a description and photo evidence → SUBMIT.
Tap through the whole flow:

Submission can take 20–40 seconds on a slow connection — the SUBMIT button shows a spinner. When it clears, you're back at Race Mode and the Incidents tile's badge count goes up.
What the app records automatically
- Your GPS location at submission.
- The exact timestamp.
- Your identity.
- The race + event the incident belongs to.
When to use which severity
| If… | Severity |
|---|---|
| You want a written record (timing query, course note) | Insignificant |
| Something to monitor but no action needed | Minor |
| Race control should know about this now | Major |
| Medical, safety, or anything that pages the on-call team | Critical |
When in doubt, pick the higher severity — it's easier to downgrade an escalated incident than to recover from one that wasn't flagged in time.
Follow-up
After submission the status is Open. The officials with update permissions can add updates (photo, note), change the status to In progress / Closed / Cancelled, and assign it to specific roles. See the Incidents guide for the full lifecycle.