Now resolving results across every major timing platform

The canonical source of truth for road race results

RaceVault ingests race results from timing companies and organizers, resolves duplicate and conflicting entries across sources, and gives you one clean, validated, provenance-tracked record per runner per race.

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The problem

Race results live scattered across hundreds of timing companies and organizer sites, in inconsistent formats, with no shared identity for a runner across races or a race across sources. Building anything on top of that data means redoing entity resolution and validation from scratch.

The solution

RaceVault does that resolution once, centrally, and keeps the provenance of every field. The result is a single canonical dataset — queryable by API — that other tools, timing companies, and runners themselves can rely on.

How it works

Ingest

Results come in from timing companies, race organizers, and public results pages — every source in its own format.

Canonicalize

Runners and races are matched and deduplicated across sources, so the same person’s result never appears twice under two spellings of their name.

Validate

Times, splits, and placements are checked for consistency, with every field traceable back to the source it came from.

Serve

One clean, provenance-tracked record per runner per race, available through the API or the results archive.

Live from the archive

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2026 TCS New York City Marathon Training Series 18M

September 20, 2026

New York City, NY

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2026 New Balance Bronx 10M

September 19, 2026

Bronx, NY

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PPTC Al Goldstein Speed Series 5Ks

August 12, 2026

Brooklyn, NY

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Brooklyn, NY

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2026 RBC Brooklyn Half

Brooklyn, NY

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TCS New York City Marathon 2025

November 2, 2025

Brooklyn, NY

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