Ski race photos, found by bib number
Skiers find their photos by the number on their tabard, thigh or helmet. Alpine, cross-country, ski mountaineering and biathlon.
Where the number is read
- Read
- Bib tabard front and back, a thigh number, a helmet sticker.
- Counted once
- The same number on the front, the back and the helmet.
- Ignored
- Gates and gate panels, flags, course markers, fences, nets, advertising boards, brand prints on skis, poles and boots, lift towers, piste signs, shooting targets and timing boards.
- Valid list
- Add your numbers and only those count.
Goggles and helmets
They do not change which numbers are read. Selfie search uses a stricter match in winter sports, so number search is the main path. Photos without a readable number can be tagged by hand, and the timeline helps too.
Photos come in by camera FTP, a cloud folder or the browser, and participants search minutes after upload, on your website or through a link. How it works for organizers and photographers
Questions
Which numbers are read on a skier?
The tabard front and back, a thigh number and a helmet sticker.
Are gates and lift numbers ignored?
Yes, along with course markers, shooting targets and brand prints on equipment.
Does it work for cross-country and biathlon?
Yes. Choose Winter Sports when you create the event: alpine, cross-country, skimo and biathlon use the same rules.
Create your ski race and upload the first photos.
The first 5,000 photos are free.