Motocross and enduro race photos found by rider number

A rider's number is on the front plate, the side plates and the jersey, often with letters for the class, and after two laps all of it is under mud. Riders wear helmets and goggles, so faces rarely help on track. Photographers shoot thousands of frames per moto, and riders want theirs before they load the van.

Choose Motorsport when you create the event. Motorsport has its own recognition, separate from the one used for the other sports. It reads the rider's identifier worn by the rider or fixed to the motorcycle: the plate, the jersey or the bike number, with letters and digits, such as M201 or C1001. Numbers on vehicles that are not race motorcycles are ignored, and so are banners, signs, timing displays and spectators' signs.

Add the list of valid numbers so that only entered riders count. When a plate is covered in mud, you can tag the photo by hand, and riders can browse the timeline by the time of their race. Selfie search helps in the paddock, on the podium and anywhere the helmet is off.

Photographers upload from the browser, a cloud folder or straight from the camera over FTP, and photos are searchable minutes after upload. Embed the gallery on your club or series website, or share a link with the results. If you decide to sell photos, connect Stripe and payments go to your own account; watermarks protect the previews.