Table of Contents
Configurations
In this screen we can configure the stages, create virtual radars, RACE SHAPE, and order system calculations.
- Calculate theoretical times
- Calculate PC times
- Calc Radars: to calculate all radars at once. It is recommended to calculate individually, after each leg from the Speed Report screen. Radar penalties are automatically added to the results, without the need to republish.
- Calculate Discards: Once all the legs have been published we can calculate the discards.
- Publish All Stretches Results: to republish all the stretches and apply the discards.
- Calc Performance: to calculate the performance and display it in the results. The ShowPerformance checkbox in Edit Test must be ticked.
- Generate Replay: to generate the Raplay that appears next to the results in the MyRally portal.
- Stages: to assign the stages for each stage.
- Radars: configure virtual radars.
- Race Shape: configure alerts for the MiRally Crono app.
- Copy from another race: allows you to copy data from other races. Very useful if you need to create several races in MiRally for a single Rally.
Radars
To create a virtual radar we follow these steps:
- New
- Fill in the requested fields.
- A section with the name zRadar must be created. The penalties will be added to this leg.
3. Draw the area where the radar is located.
4. Save
The speed camera is now created. When you select Save, the system calculates whether someone has violated the speed limit.
If the participants have not yet passed, on the Speed Report screen you can select the speed camera and click save again to see the penalties once they have passed the zone.
Penalty type
The radar's Penalty type field sets how many points each infraction adds. The excess is measured against the radar's limit, which is the Max Speed plus the Tolerance (%) percentage, using the highest speed recorded during the infraction.
Example: Max Speed 50, Tolerance 10% and Penalty 100 pts. The limit is 55 km/h, and a participant who passes at 62 km/h exceeds it by 7 km/h.
| Penalty type | Points per infraction | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed | The Penalty (pts) points, whatever the excess. | 100 pts |
| Points per km/h exceeded | The Penalty (pts) points for each km/h of excess. | 7 × 100 = 700 pts |
| Square of the excess | The excess squared. Penalty (pts) is not used. | 7² = 49 pts |
- If the radar is Cumulative, the infraction's points are multiplied by the number of Seconds periods it lasts.
- If it is not cumulative, the radar penalizes each participant only once, with the infraction that adds the most points.
- If the radar's Type is Reverse, the excess is how far the participant stays below the limit, using the lowest speed recorded.
- Radars of Type Check Stop always use the Fixed penalty.
Race Shape
This function is used to warn competitors of hazards or incidents, e.g. red flag, vehicle stopped on the road, etc. via the MiRally Crono app.
To create a Race Shape, you must write the issue to be warned and delimit the area on the map. When the participant enters the delimited area he/she will receive the warning in the app.
Instead of drawing the area, you can also create it from the track of a GPX file:
- In GPX, select the file.
- In Road Size, enter the margin around the track. The default value, 0.0005, is about 50 metres on each side. A higher value makes the area wider.
- Save.
If the GPX has several tracks or segments, they are joined into a single line. When you save with a GPX, the area drawn on the map is replaced by the one from the GPX.