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Bryan Nijhof · 11 November 2026
Race day checklist for organisers
What has to be ready the evening before, what belongs at the entry desk and what you must not forget at the end of the day.
Bryan Nijhof · 11 November 2026
The evening before
- Entry list per class loaded into the timing system, transponder numbers checked
- Timetable final and sent to all participants
- Tyres counted against the orders, set aside by name
- Rental transponders charged and numbered
- Check-in tablet charged, card terminal tested
- Officials know their post and when to be there
At the entry desk
- Overview of who has paid and who still has to
- Tyres and transponders ready per driver
- Race numbers or stickers for those who do not have them yet
- Regulations and timetable on paper for whoever asks
- Consent form for drivers under 16, if not done online
The briefing
- Timetable and pre-grid times
- Flags and what happens on a red flag
- Where scrutineering is and when
- Where and how results are published
During the sessions
- Pre-grid closed on time, according to the timetable
- Marshal reports straight to race control
- Check each session result before it goes out
- Pass timetable changes to all participants right away
At the end of the day
- All rental transponders back, ticked off by name
- Result official after scrutineering
- Standings updated and published
- Cash counted against payments taken at the track
- Short round with the officials: what went well, what did not
Evenyo does a large part of this list for you: the check-in on the tablet shows per driver what needs to happen, the timetable goes out to everyone with a push message, and results and standings follow from the timing system.