Your finish. Made official.

Results in seconds, not days. Your chip reads at the start mat and the finish mat, and the board is live before the awards table is set.

Chip time Gun time Age group place

Look up my time Full results by race

Results Lookup

Find your time.

Pick your race, then enter your bib number or your name. Demo build, so any entry returns a sample finish.

A sunrise start pack under the race arch with the Fort Worth skyline behind

Two women in their sixties laughing together partway through the race

A woman running on a running blade at sunrise with the Fort Worth skyline behind her

Browse Past Races

Top of the board.

Fort Worth Dawn 5K, overall standings.

Place	Bib	Name	Chip Time	Pace
1	001	Maya Reyes	17:42.3	5:42
2	114	Devon Carter	18:05.9	5:49
3	208	Priya Natarajan	18:31.0	5:58
4	077	Luis Ortega	19:04.4	6:08
5	152	Hannah Blake	19:22.7	6:14
6	033	Marcus Lee	19:47.1	6:22
7	190	Sofia Grant	20:10.8	6:30
8	061	Ethan Cole	20:33.5	6:37

Demo data. Live results connect to RunSignUp and RaceResult.

A firefighter in full turnout gear running past a line of flags at sunrise

A turkey trot crowd in turkey hats on a cold morning with breath visible in the air

An evening holiday 5K with runners in glow necklaces and Santa hats

Behind The Number

How results work.

Three things happen the moment you cross the mat, and none of them need you to do anything.

The RFID chip

A passive tag is laminated to the back of your bib. It has no battery and no button. When you pass over a mat it is energised by the antenna for a fraction of a second and reports its own number. Start mat, finish mat, and a split mat if the course has one.

The live kiosk

A screen at the finish festival updates as runners come in. Type your bib, see your place. It is the fastest way to know whether you need to stay for awards, and it stays up until the last finisher is scored.

The text message

If you gave a mobile number at registration, a text lands with your chip time, overall place and pace, usually before you have found your shoes bag. The link in it opens the full public results page.

A low angle of running feet crossing the RFID timing mat with a finisher raising both arms behind

Finish festival with runners hugging, a volunteer handing out water and the results tent behind

A runner reading her result text message while friends lean in to look

Chip time versus gun time. Gun time starts for everyone at the horn. Chip time starts when you personally cross the start mat. If you lined up four rows back, those are different numbers, and the chip time is the honest one. Overall awards are usually scored on gun time, because that is who actually crossed first. Age group awards are scored on chip time. We print both.

The Last Hundred Metres

A man sprinting through the finish chute with his bib clearly visible

A grandfather and grandson crossing the finish line holding hands

An announcer placing a medal around a young girl's neck at the awards stand

A wave of runners pouring through the start arch after the horn as confetti falls

Demo imagery.

Official results by race.

Every RUNROO event posts a permanent public results page. Demo links.

Families at an autism awareness fun run carrying pinwheels

A family pushing a jogging stroller along the river trail during a 5K

A corporate team of eight wearing finisher medals with the Fort Worth skyline behind them

Aerial view of a race course following the Trinity River at golden hour

Help

Can't find your time?

Nine times out of ten it is one of four things, and all four are fixable.

You registered under a different name. Search by bib number instead. It is printed on your bib and on your confirmation email.
You swapped bibs with someone. The chip follows the bib, not the runner. Tell us both numbers and we will correct the record.
Your bib was folded or pinned through the chip. Send us your bib number and we will review the race records and correct your time where we can.
You crossed with the untimed family wave. Those runners are recorded as finishers but not scored. We can still confirm you finished.

Email runrooracing@gmail.com with your race, your bib number and your approximate finish time. Corrections are reviewed and posted as quickly as possible.

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For Organizers

Results in seconds, not days.

Timing-only engagements start at the mats and end with official results shared after the race.

Request a quote See how timing works