Race day on your phone
On race day, your team admin shares a link to the live race-day view — looks like stintiq.app/race/{plan-id}. Open it on your phone or laptop (you'll need to be signed in to StintIQ). The page updates live as the race runs.
What you see
The page lays out vertically:
- Status badge — top right, naming where the race weekend is: Practice, Qualifying, Awaiting green, Race live, or Finished.
- Schedule strip — the weekend at a glance in your timezone: Server opens · Practice · Qualifying · Lights out · Green flag, with the step you're in highlighted. Every time is labelled, so the server-open time can't be mistaken for the race start.
- Green Flag button — press it when the race actually goes green to lock the race timer at the real moment. Any team member can press it; admins can clear it if someone fat-fingers.
- Countdown — the big number counts down to your next stint. A smaller line counts to the end of the race.
- Your stint card — what stint you're in next, what role (primary driver or backup), your fuel and NRG targets.
- Plan summary — race name, track, team, and race length.
- Lineup — quick roster strip with everyone color-coded and stint counts.
- View all stints → — opens a drawer with the full timeline: practice and qualifying stints under their session's time, then every race stint with its start time.

Before the server opens
The schedule strip highlights Server opens. The countdown runs to your next stint, and your stint card shows its estimated start time in your timezone (marked ≈), lap range, fuel/NRG targets, and whether you're primary or backup. Race stint times count from the planned lights out and include the pit stops before your stint. Your start time is when the car stops for the driver change, so be in the seat by then.
Practice and qualifying
Once the server opens, the badge and the schedule strip follow the sessions: Practice, then Qualifying.

Awaiting green
When the sessions are over, the badge reads Awaiting green and the strip highlights Lights out. The Green Flag button is ready to press. Until someone presses it, stint times count from the planned lights out, and formation laps and rolling starts usually push the real green flag a few minutes later. Pressing it fixes that, but stint times stay estimates (≈) all race: they're worked out from the average lap and the planned pit stops.

During the race
When the green flag drops, anyone on the team presses 🏁 Press Green Flag and confirms. The badge flips to Race live, the strip shows the Green flag time, and every countdown re-anchors to that moment.

The countdown then ticks live. When your stint starts:
- The card switches to "You are in the car."
- The countdown swaps to a live in-car indicator.
When your stint ends and the next driver is in the seat, your card switches back to your next stint (or "No more stints for you" if you're done).

If you're not driving
If you're on the roster but not assigned to any stints, your stint card shows "You're not driving in this race." You still see the lineup + all-stints drawer + countdown.
If you're listed as backup, your stint card still appears with the role labeled clearly.
If your team retires
Below the Report incident button there's a small Retired? Log a DNF link. Anyone on the team can use it: it stops all remaining stint reminders and marks the race finished, with an Undo if you're still racing after all. See Race results and DNFs.
Post-race
When race time runs out (or the team logs a DNF):
- The badge reads Finished, and the countdown reads "Race ended."
- Your stint card is replaced by the race result card. Anyone on the team can tap Enter result to record the finish, positions, and notes. See Race results and DNFs.
With the StintIQ Telemetry Agent
If your team runs the StintIQ Telemetry Agent, a Live card sits at the top of the page: who's in the car, the lap of the stint, the next stop, fuel, and who's ready. See Race day with the agent.
Tips
- Keep the page open during the race. Some browsers sleep — toggle the screen back on to wake it.
- Bookmark the URL on your phone for fast re-opening between sessions.
- The race-day view requires you to be signed in to StintIQ. The public share link your admin may also send (
stintiq.app/r/...) is a different surface — read-only, no login, stint start times in your own time zone, but no live countdown.
Next steps
- Stay alert (Discord DMs) — Link your Discord so the StintIQ bot DMs you 30 / 15 / 5 minutes before your stint, in case you're not glued to the page.
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