Understand the race
Learn event formats, event placings, Omnium standings and what to expect next.
Example question: “What do Tempo points mean for my overall result?”
Explore the new-rider coaching example ↗EVERY STAGE OF TRACK RACING
Get better at racing.
Wherever you start.
New riders learning the Omnium and experienced racers chasing a podium need different answers. TRI is being built to help both make smarter decisions—not just collect results.
THREE STAGES
Different questions.
The same drive to improve.
First understand the meet. Then improve your positioning and timing. Later, find the decisions that separate a good performance from the podium.
Race with intent
Focus on positioning, shelter, passing lanes and making your move before the acceleration.
Example question: “Six laps left. Which wheel should I protect?”
Explore the developing-rider example ↗Find the margin
Review event-specific results, gearing and tactical decisions to understand what may be worth changing.
Example question: “What kept me fourth instead of third?”
Explore the contender example ↗These are illustrative marketing questions, not actual coaching conversations or guaranteed improvements.
NEW TO THE OMNIUM?
Know the format.
Then race the format.
A common four-event Omnium includes Scratch, Tempo, Elimination and Points racing. Each calls for different decisions, while cumulative points shape the overall result.
01
Scratch
Finishing position, protection and sprint timing.
02
Tempo
Repeated scoring opportunities and effort choices.
03
Elimination
Protected positioning before every elimination.
04
Points
Scoring sprints and their impact on overall standings.
Event formats and scoring rules vary by organizer and meet. Always consult the official technical guide.
RACE-DAY FOCUS
Not another
training dashboard.
TRI is designed around competition decisions across bunch races, sprint/keirin events, and timed efforts. Event coverage varies by app beta build.
Read the field
Scratch, Tempo, Elimination and Points: scoring, timing and positioning.
Read the opponent
Race format, opponents, line selection and decisive accelerations.
Review execution
Flying 200 and 500 m TT: gearing and event-specific race history where available.
BEYOND THE RESULTS.
See a race-day decision in context.
Try a simulated four-event Omnium with synthetic results and scripted coaching. No account or payment required.