Race Timing Clocks
Professional Race Timing Displays
Bright Race Timing Clocks for Timing Companies and Race Directors
RunningClocks.com provides bright, affordable LED race timing clocks for finish lines, starting areas, course checkpoints and timed events. Get the essential timing functions you need without paying the premium price of traditional legacy equipment.
Built for Professional Race Timing
Bright Race-Time Display
Large LED digits make elapsed time easier for runners, officials, spectators, announcers and photographers to see.
Simple Standalone Timing
Operate race timer, count-up, countdown and stopwatch modes using the included wireless remote.
Better Equipment Value
Add clocks for finish lines, split points, backup inventory and additional events without paying thousands more.
What Is a Race Timing Clock?
A race timing clock is a large digital display used to show elapsed time during a running race, marathon, cross country meet, triathlon, cycling event or other timed competition.
Race timing clocks are commonly positioned at finish lines, starting areas, intermediate checkpoints, relay exchanges and transition zones. They provide a visible race-time reference for athletes, timing officials, race directors, spectators and event media.
Some race timing clocks connect directly to professional timing systems. Others operate independently as standalone displays. The current RunningClocks.com model is a standalone timer controlled by its included wireless remote.
Race Timing Clocks for Every Event
Use a professional LED race timing display wherever athletes and spectators need to see elapsed event time.
Race Timing Clock Modes
The included wireless remote gives race timers direct access to multiple timing and display modes without requiring a computer, mobile application or internet connection.
Race Timer Mode
Count upward from zero in hours, minutes and seconds for road races, marathons and endurance events.
Count-Up Timer
Begin counting from a custom preset time when matching an existing race time, delayed wave or alternate start.
Countdown Timer
Display countdowns for race starts, wave releases, ceremonies, warmups and scheduled event activities.
Stopwatch Mode
Display minutes, seconds and hundredths of a second for shorter timed events, testing and demonstrations.
Interval Timer
Program repeating work and rest periods for structured workouts, training events and fitness testing.
Real-Time Clock
Display the current time in either 12-hour or 24-hour format when the clock is not timing an event.
Why Race Timing Companies Need More Than One Clock
Professional timing companies often support several event locations at once. A single race may require clocks at the start, finish, halfway point, transition area or multiple finish chutes.
Timing businesses also need backup equipment. A damaged display, delayed delivery, dead battery or last-minute course change should not leave an event without a visible race clock.
More affordable race timing clocks make it easier to expand an equipment inventory and improve event coverage.
- Primary finish-line timing display
- Starting-area race clock
- Intermediate course checkpoints
- Separate clocks for multiple distances
- Backup equipment for major events
- Simultaneous races in different locations
- Training and testing events between races
Standalone Race Timing Clock Versus Integrated Timing Display
Before purchasing a race timing clock, determine whether you need an independent elapsed-time display or a clock that automatically receives data from professional timing software.
| Capability | RunningClocks.com Current Model | Integrated Timing Clock |
|---|---|---|
| Standalone race timer | Included | Usually included |
| Wireless remote control | Included | Varies by model |
| Count-up and countdown modes | Included | Varies by model |
| Computer required | No | Often required for integration |
| FinishLynx compatibility | Not currently supported | Available on certain systems |
| Bluetooth or Wi-Fi data | Not currently supported | Varies by system |
| Purchase price | More affordable | Often significantly higher |
Important: Our current clock is designed for buyers who need a bright standalone race timing display. It does not currently receive timing data from FinishLynx, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or another external timing system.
A More Affordable Race Timing Clock
Established race-clock systems can be extremely expensive, particularly when a timing company needs several displays. Many traditional clocks also use older industrial designs and legacy connection methods.
RunningClocks.com focuses on delivering the core functions many race timers need most: a bright LED display, multiple timer modes, simple operation and a clean appearance at a more approachable price.
- Bright LED race-time display
- Included wireless remote control
- Multiple timing and clock modes
- No computer required for standalone use
- Modern visual design
- Lower equipment cost
- Direct customer support
What to Consider Before Buying a Race Timing Clock
Do You Need Timing-System Integration?
Confirm whether the display must receive time directly from FinishLynx or another timing platform. Our current model is controlled independently through its wireless remote.
Where Will the Clock Be Used?
Decide whether the display will be positioned at a finish line, start line, checkpoint, transition area or training location.
How Many Displays Do You Need?
Timing companies frequently need several clocks for multiple course locations, overlapping events and backup equipment.
How Visible Is the Display?
Large, bright LED digits help athletes, spectators and officials locate and read the race time under real event conditions.
Who Will Operate the Clock?
A straightforward remote-controlled display is easier for timing staff, race directors and trained volunteers to manage.
What Is Your Equipment Budget?
A lower purchase price can allow a timing company to buy additional displays rather than investing the entire budget into one premium clock.
Race Timing Clock Frequently Asked Questions
What is a race timing clock?
A race timing clock is a large digital display used to show elapsed time during a race, marathon, cross country meet or other timed event.
Can this clock be used at a finish line?
Yes. Race Timer mode displays elapsed time in hours, minutes and seconds for finish lines and other race locations.
Does the race timing clock include a remote?
Yes. The wireless remote controls timing modes, time entry, start, stop, resume, reset and display settings.
Does the clock need a computer?
No. The current model operates as a standalone race timer and does not require a computer, application or internet connection.
Does it connect to FinishLynx?
Not currently. The present model does not receive race-time data from FinishLynx.
Does the clock support Bluetooth or Wi-Fi?
No. The current model uses a dedicated wireless remote but does not communicate with computers or timing systems through Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
Can the clock count down?
Yes. Countdown mode can be programmed in hours, minutes and seconds.
Can the clock start from a preset time?
Yes. Count-Up Timer mode can begin from a custom preset time.
Can the brightness be adjusted?
Yes. The wireless remote provides five brightness levels for different operating conditions.
Can timing companies order multiple clocks?
Yes. Contact us regarding multiple-clock purchases, equipment packages and current pricing.
Build Your Race Timing Equipment Inventory
Add bright, professional LED timing displays without paying the traditional premium price for every clock.
Call 757-955-6273 or email runclockrun@gmail.com.