Eliminate Arguments about Race Results
Motocross and snocross races are fast-paced and hand scoring them can be a nightmare. Rider numbers are often tough to read, and scorers can easily make a mistake counting laps for each of the riders on the track. The AMBmx transponder-based timing and scoring system provides tracks and race organizations with professional-level results with minimal effort at an affordable price. In addition to accurate results, the AMBmx system provides racers with race data such as individual laptimes, lap charts and more. Since the system is simple to setup and operate, only one or two scorers are needed to manage the scoring for the entire event. The system keeps track of results live during the race, which can be sent simultaneously to scoreboards, TV crews and monitors in the pits. Final results are ready for print or for posting to Mylaps.com immediately following the race.

Setup and operation of the AMBmx motocross timing system is quick and easy. The system is designed to manage motos with riders from multiple classes, and quickly combines points earned in motos for semi and main event races. The system even loads race results, laptimes and more to the Internet results site: MyLaps.com.

AMB timing systems are currently relied on by: FIM Motocross, AMA Supercross/Arenacross, World Snowmobile Association, MoNederland, Manitoba Motocross, and thousands of others.

Each racer needs his/her own Personal Transponder, which reduces race administration hassles for the organization. Once the unique transponder number has been assigned to the rider number in the software, the information can be used for every race within the same event. By implementing this Personal Transponder ‘concept’ the costs of the complete system are spread among their members, making the AMB MX timing system affordable for both small and large Enduro organizations. With millions of available transponder numbers, racers can utilize their Personal Transponder with any of the thousands of tracks and clubs in the world using an AMB system.