Edit Event

• Start date
• End date
• Event venue
• Places: maximum number of participants.
• Categories: as per the race regulations. Separate categories with a comma “,”. When you upload the entries Excel, new categories found in the Excel are added automatically.
• CalcCategories: to create sub-groups and generate partial results.
• Details
  • Calendar photo
  • Rally poster photo
  • Cup logo

• Public: if you tick this box, the event will appear on the home page in the calendar before the rally date, and in the results section during and after the rally. For private events and test runs, do not tick this option.
• Published Results: the results of the race are accessible via a direct link or on the homepage if the ‘Public’ box is ticked. Final Results: This option is only enabled when no further appeals regarding the results are accepted. When enabled, the only change is that the ‘provisional’ label appearing in the results disappears.
• Show Performance: When this option is enabled, each participant can view an individual performance report showing all the race sections and their position in each section.
• Tie-break criterion: decides who ranks ahead when two participants finish on the same points: Most zeros wins (the default) or Winner of the first section wins. See Tie-breaks.

• Max. penalty per CP: maximum points a Regularity or Monte Carlo CP can add. Default 600 (10 minutes).
• MaxPointsCPsDelay / MaxPointsCPsAdvance: maximum points per CP when the participant passes late / early. If left empty, Max. penalty per CP is used.
• Points CPs not passed: points added by a CP the participant does not pass. Default 600.
• Delayed Factor / Advanced Factor: multiply the points of CPs passed late / early. Default 1. Example: with an Advanced Factor of 2, passing 1.5 s early adds 3 points.
• Max. penalty per Section: maximum points a participant can add in one section. If left empty, there is no limit.
• Factor Distance CPs: multiplies the result of Measure distance CPs. Default 1.
• Penalty Reduction (sec): seconds deducted from the error at every CP, early or late, to make up for the GPS margin of error. Default 0 (not applied). Example with 0.3: 1.0 s late counts as 0.7 s, and 0.2 s counts as 0. It does not apply to Stopped Start or C.H. CPs.

Delayed Factor, Advanced Factor and Max. penalty per Section can also be set for each section, in the Sections list. The section value takes priority over the race value.

• Speed Rally: each section is timed by total time, from the start CP to the last CP. The CPs in between are for information only.
• Rally UK (don't accumulate penalty between CPs): each CP is penalised for the error in the time since the previous CP, not against the ideal time. An error at one CP does not carry over to the next ones.
• MotoRally: motorbike event. Shows motorbike icons for the vehicle and the rider in the entry forms and in the Replay.
• TCsNotOrdered: by default, MiRally looks for the passage at each CP after the passage at the previous CP. Turn it on if the CPs can be passed in any order. It can also be set for each section (TcNotOrdered column in Sections).
• StartEvery30Seconds: for Monte Carlo Start CPs, the start time is set to second 00 or second 30, instead of only second 00. For events with starts every 30 seconds.
• DiscardMobilesFromCalcs: calculations only use GPS transponders; positions sent from mobile phones are ignored.
• Allow Robot to Calc Published Sections: the automatic calculation (robot) keeps recalculating sections that are already published. By default it only calculates unpublished sections.
• Mitsubishi Outdoor: Mitsubishi Outdoor event format, with its own calculation. Do not turn it on for regularity rallies.
• Mit Tempo de Prova: Mitsubishi Outdoor only. Length of the event in hours, from each participant's start.
• Mit Tolerancia: Mitsubishi Outdoor only. Hours of margin after the event time: each minute late within the margin is penalised with 10 points, and past the margin the participant is disqualified.

• Ranking Rules / Cup Ranking Points in Categories: points for each position in the cup, separated by commas, for the overall and for each category. See Cups / Championships.
• Hide Totals: new sections are created with the total hidden: the public does not see the total of those sections in the results (the organiser does), nor the accumulated position in the performance report. It can be changed for each section (Hide Totals column in Sections).
• Classification by Stage: adds a classification by stage to the results. Stages are set up in Configurations → Stages.
• ShowPercents: shows a percentage next to the CP results, in the section results and in the CP times (Show % box).
• LayoutRFEDA: results in the RFEDA (Spanish Automobile Federation) format, including results by licence, and adds the RFEDA Excel customisation screen to the race menu.

• Manage Payments: collect entry fees through MiRally.
• Registration opening date and Closing registration date: the Sign up button only appears between these two dates.
• Email Post Inscription: text of the email the participant receives after signing up.
• Disclaimers: documents the participant must accept to sign up. Format: text;link#text;link
• CustomQuestions: mandatory questions on the entry form. Format: question1#question2

More details in Online entries and payments.

• PostponedNoDate: the race stays in the home page calendar, marked “Postponed” instead of showing the date.
• Timezone: the race time zone, in hours from GMT. All race times use it. It is taken from your browser: if your time zone is different when you open this screen, MiRally asks whether to change it.
• TelegramChatId: Telegram chat IDs, separated by commas, that receive the race's automatic alerts: section started, participant who misses a CP or passes far from it, section finished. Add the @MiRallyRobot bot to the chat.
• SosNumber: emergency phone number shown in the MiRally Crono app.

In this section, you can configure the event map.

• LogoOverlay: the logo you want to appear on the map. An https URL link to the Rally website.
  
• GroundOverlay: this is where the link appears for the KML file that was uploaded to the Latest Positions page.
  
• GroundOverlayStart: time the KML is published on the public map.
  
• GroundOverlayOrg: link to the organisers’ KML file.

It is now very common for organisers to decide to apply disqualifications, thereby excusing participants’ worst results at certain control points. This section is used to configure these disqualifications.