Create a race course animation for participants
Give runners and riders a route-first view of a course, including selected aid, hazard or cutoff points supplied by the organizer.
RIDGE 42 · Race course animation
Use course context where it matters
Add organizer-provided route moments and labels to orient participants before race day.
A finished scene sequence from one route
For activity recaps and route previews, Auto Story uses route shape, climbs, descents, and supported activity moments to produce an ordered sequence you can review scene by scene and edit in the same Studio.
Brand the course without losing editorial control
Manually add the organizer name and logo, a final CTA, and verified course facts such as aid points, hazards, technical zones, checkpoints, and cutoff times. Choose the camera, map treatment, overlays, speed, and publishing format for each audience.
Create an event flyover →Reveal the course with clear route framing
Use a course reveal sequence to explain route shape and selected operational points without claiming live or reconstructed conditions.
Export a course reveal as MP4
Create a shareable route video for a course announcement or participant update.
Open Flyover StudioA briefing-ready course view
- Road, trail or mixed-sport course geometry from GPS data.
- Organizer-selected aid, hazard, crossing and cutoff labels.
- Route profile and camera framing for participant orientation.
- MP4 export for an announcement or participant update.
Prepare a race course animation
- 1Provide the final course GPS file and choose the event sport.
- 2Add the operational points participants need and review their route positions.
- 3Set the presentation and export the course animation.
FAQ
Can organizers add aid or hazard points?
Yes. The briefing supports selected labeled points supplied by the organizer.
Is this live race tracking?
No. It is an editorial course presentation built from supplied route data.