Your tendencies
Review your positioning, timing, equipment choices and tactical outcomes across events.
RACE DAY, IN FULL VIEW
A coach through the meet.
A plan for the next start.
The Omnium Day Coach is TRI's flagship experience: reassess the competition after each result and decide what to do next. For standalone races or mixed programs, use event-specific coaching without assuming an overall points classification.
Explore the simulated demo ↗The interface panels below are illustrations, not screenshots of the TRI app.
THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE · IN DEVELOPMENT
Not just how you race.
How you race against them.
TRI aims to connect three kinds of evidence to make future race plans more specific. This is the product direction; the beta has not established comprehensive opponent profiling or automatic tactical prediction.
Their tendencies
Use verified results and attributed race observations to build cautious, revisable profiles of familiar competitors.
Your next adjustment
Look for repeat encounters: who has forced you out of position, which moves you anticipated and what response might be worth testing.
Illustrative scenario, not a live opponent prediction: You have twice lost position when a familiar rival accelerated before the Elimination bell. If those observations are recorded and reliable, TRI could suggest moving earlier and protecting your line next time. Two encounters are a clue, not proof of a fixed rider behavior.
BUILT FOR YOUR RACE PROGRAM
Not every race day
is an Omnium.
Choose the context that matches the competition. An Omnium needs cumulative standings and a points strategy; standalone races need focused event-specific coaching and results.
Omnium day
Follow the overall classification, scoring gaps, remaining events and podium implications between races.
One-off race
Prepare for a single event, record its result and decisions, and use the experience to inform future racing.
Multiple standalone races
Keep separate heats or events organized on the same day, each with its own race-specific priorities and outcomes.
Availability and workflow details should be confirmed against the current app beta; this page describes the intended race-day experience.
01 · GET READY
Prepare the race day
Organize the competition context so the next decision starts with the right event, goals and available evidence—not a blank coaching conversation.
- Upcoming, in-progress and completed meets
- Event lineup and category context
- Start-list and results source fields
Milton Omnium · simulated
Milton Velodrome
November 28
ScratchTempoEliminationPoints
02 · CAPTURE THE RACE
Capture what changes the plan
Record the result and one useful tactical observation quickly, so the next-race advice can respond to what actually happened. Add detail later.
- Gear selection and finish placing
- Quick typed or voice-to-text notes where available
- Results links and meet context
SCRATCH RACEFinished
101.25″GEAR RATIO
3rd of 8
★★★★☆
“Stayed patient, moved before the bell. Lost one place in the final sprint.”
03 · READ THE MEET
Results & Omnium standings
For an Omnium, see event placing alongside points and cumulative totals, including gaps when results support them. For standalone races, focus on individual event results rather than a nonexistent overall classification.
- Event-by-event placing and points
- Cumulative simulated meet view
- Source-aware results; no invented confirmed scores
SIMULATED OMNIUMAFTER 2 / 4
01Marco D.78 pts
02Alex M.76 pts
03Joe A. YOU74 pts
04Lee P.68 pts
−4 pts to leader · −2 pts to 2nd
04 · MAKE THE NEXT MOVE
Omnium Day Coach · between races
Reassess the rider's achievable objective after each event using available standings, opponent context and race observations. Then focus on a specific tactical priority for the next start. The website illustration is scripted, not a verified live recommendation.
- Next event and available race context
- Concise tactical priority and actionable cue
- Follow-up conversation in supported app builds
✳
AI COACHBETWEEN RACES · SIMULATED
“I’m third overall heading into the elimination. What’s my tactical priority?”
TACTICAL PRIORITY
Stay attached to the front group before the bell. Protect position early so you can choose your line when the pace lifts.
Illustrative scripted example · not live AI05 · LEARN OVER TIME
Rider Intelligence · learn and adjust
Use past results, gearing and race observations to recognize patterns that may improve future decisions. The longer-term goal is to connect your own history with specific competitor encounters so the next tactical decision improves. Stored history is supporting evidence, not the product's end goal.
- Overall and event-specific history
- Use available data; missing fields stay missing
- Rider corrections remain part of the record
RIDER INTELLIGENCESIMULATED
Scratch1 synthetic Scratch entry
Sample note: moved before the bell, then lost one place in the final sprint.
Video race analysis
Post-race review of selected clips — such as keirin final laps, scratch positioning, elimination decisions, match sprint tactics or Flying 200 technique — is planned for a future Pro experience. It is not available for purchase or public processing today.