Professional timing crew setting an RFID finish on a road course — aluminum truss, antennas, and Jaguar hardware
Timing companies. Race directors.

Professional race timing systems

Chip timing, photo finish, clocks, and backups for companies that time races for a living. Jaguar G4 — 300 reads per second — behind 18,000+ events a year, trusted by 500+ timing companies worldwide.

Who we serve

If you time the race, the finish has to hold

Timing companies, event producers, and race directors who hire a timer. A charity 5K and an elite marathon run on the same kit — the difference is how you staff the line.

Professional race timing companies

Event production and management firms

Sports marketing agencies

International race management companies

Local timing service providers

Multi-sport event organizers

Race morning

How a race morning actually runs

A packed finish is a reader problem. Chip the field, stand up the line, and the last runner still gets a time — checked against backups and posted live.

01

Chip the field

Issue bibs and chips. Import the start list. Passive RFID — no battery on the runner. The antenna powers each chip as they cross.

02

Stand up the finish

Jaguar G4, antennas, jClock, PhotoVision. One or two people. Recording before the first wave hits the line.

03

Backup reads, live results

Times recorded, checked against backups, matched to registration, and posted to live results. You score the race in the workflow you already run.

Jaguar G4 RFID decoder in its open rugged case

The finish kit

Built for companies that time for a living

The Jaguar G4 is a 4th-generation RFID decoder — 300 reads per second — in a sealed case. The same system behind 18,000+ events a year, trusted by 500+ timing companies worldwide.

300 reads per second

Sealed field case

Trusted by 500+ timing companies

IP-67 with the cover closed. Rated −30 °F to 140 °F. Designed and manufactured in the United States.

What you take to the line

Chip, photo, clock, backup

You're not selling a stopwatch. You're selling a finish the race director can defend — and an experience participants talk about after.

Chip timing

Jaguar G4 reads 300 chips per second — 4th-generation RFID, times to the thousandth. Built to capture a packed chute, not just a trickle of finishers.

Photo finish

PhotoVision cameras capture high-resolution, time-stamped finish images. Review close races frame-by-frame when a chip time needs visual proof.

Finish clocks

jClock puts sunlight-readable LED time on the chute — bib and finish time on the big display moments after they cross. Clients notice. Spectators stay.

Backup reads

Primary chip reads checked against backups in the same workflow. When a race director asks how you know, you have the file — not a stopwatch argument.

When the start gun fires

Time the race once. Keep the reputation.

Contact us for professional timer packages, a walkthrough, or to talk through the kit you already run. Training and US-based support come with the hardware.

Independent product of Innovative Timing Systems. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any race, timing company, or event series.