Before the start
Know what you are racing and what matters. Prepare an event-specific plan using your goals, available history and competition context.
Prepare a meet ↗BUILT FOR RACE DAY
Your coach for race day.
Better decisions on the track.
Track Intelligence is a track cycling race-day companion. Record your races, use supported results to understand the competition, and get an event-specific plan for your next start. Whether you're learning your first Omnium or chasing a podium, the goal is simple: make better decisions on the track.
Public demo: free, simulated, and available on your phone. No account or credit card required. The full TRI app is still in private beta.
The racing photograph is real; the coaching example is illustrative, not a screenshot or a live recommendation.
REAL TRACK RACING · INDOOR VELODROME
✳ PERFORMANCE COACH · BETWEEN RACES
Move into the front third early. Protect your lane before the decisive acceleration.
Illustrative coaching scenario•••
RACE DAY, CONNECTEDMeet SetupCompetitive IntelligenceLive StandingsBetween-race coaching
THE RACE-DAY GAP
Results tell you what happened.
Race intelligence helps with what’s next.
Training platforms support the work you do between competitions. TRI is designed for the decisions that happen at the track: before the first start, between events, and after the final sprint.
Between races
After each result, reassess the situation: who matters, what changed and which positioning or scoring decision gives you the best achievable next outcome.
Step into the demo ↗After the meet
Review what worked, what did not and what to change. Use your racing history to inform future decisions—not simply to store results.
See Rider Intelligence ↗THREE LAYERS OF RACE INTELLIGENCE
Know yourself. Understand your competition.
Race smarter.
TRI is being developed to learn from your races and your encounters with other riders—not just store results. The aim is to help you decide what to do differently next time.
Know your racing patterns
Use your results, positioning decisions, gearing and observations to recognize strengths, recurring mistakes and what has worked.
Understand the field
Build evidence-grounded context from available start lists, historical results and race observations. A rider's tendencies are hypotheses until enough encounters support them.
Learn from each encounter
Connect your decisions with specific opponents: which moves caught you out, which responses worked and what to test at the next start.
Competitive profiles and longitudinal head-to-head learning are development goals, not proven automatic predictions or comprehensive coverage in the current beta. Observations must be distinguished from verified results.
ONE COACH · DIFFERENT RACE DAYS
Omnium podium chase.
Standalone race ambitions.
The Omnium Day Coach is TRI's flagship experience, but not every track meet is an Omnium. Use the same event-aware coaching workflow when your program includes independent races, heats, or finals.
Omnium competition
Navigate the full event lineup with standings, points gaps and between-race tactical priorities as you pursue the overall podium.
Standalone events
Prepare for a single Scratch, Keirin, Flying 200 or other event with discipline-specific tactics, gearing context and post-race reflection.
Mixed race programs
Race several independent events on one day without treating them as an Omnium. Keep each result distinct and prepare for the next start.
Omnium scoring and overall standings apply only when the competition actually uses them. Coaching remains tailored to each event.
RACE INTELLIGENCE
Know where to be.
Know when to move.
Every wheel, gap and change of pace creates a decision. TRI is built to turn event-specific race experience into practical positional and tactical guidance—not another training dashboard.
Explore Race Intelligence ↗RACE INTELLIGENCE · THE RIDER’S PERSPECTIVE
See the race the way
a rider experiences it.
Track racing unfolds in seconds. Positioning, timing, and anticipating the next move can determine the outcome. Track Intelligence helps riders turn race experience into smarter tactical decisions.
EVERY STAGE OF RACING
Become a better racer.
Build your path to the podium.
Fitness is only part of racing. TRI is designed to help riders turn race intelligence into better decisions, whether they are learning the Omnium or looking for the points that separate fourth from third.
Learn to race
Understand Scratch, Tempo, Elimination and Points racing, Omnium scoring, positioning and when to spend energy.
Race to improve
Review your decisions, spot repeat mistakes and use standings and opponent context to pursue stronger placings across the meet.
Chase the podium
Refine timing, positioning and race-specific strategy when a few points or places can make the difference.
See how TRI supports each stage ↗
TRI supports tactical decision-making; improved placings and podium finishes are goals, not guaranteed outcomes.
YOUR COACH IN THE PEN
Try a race-day decision
before you make it yours.
Explore a simulated four-event Omnium and see how the next tactical decision changes as the standings change. The examples are scripted, not live AI advice. TRI is also designed for standalone events and mixed programs.
Explore the interactive demoRACE DAYSIMULATED
NEXT EVENT · 12:10 PMElimination
UP NEXTGEARING99.6″
POSITION3rd overall
GAP TO LEADER4 pts
“Stay in contact before the bell. Don’t wait for the gap to open.”
MADE FOR THE MEET
The details that shape
your next decision.
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Race Day entry
Log event, gearing, placing and notes while the race is fresh.
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Omnium picture
Review event points, cumulative totals and gaps in one view.
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Gearing history
Recall what you chose for an event and how it went.
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Rider Intelligence
Connect observations across races without treating missing data as failure.
PLANNED MEMBERSHIP
Race day, with more context.
Two planned tiers. Prices remain provisional while the commercial model is reviewed.
WEB FIRST · MOBILE APPS LATER
Your next race-day companion
is in the works.
Track Intelligence is preparing for public web access. Download links will appear here after release approval; iOS and Android store availability is not confirmed.