Race'n Trash

Anybody Can Be the Track Official
•The Track official creates and sets up the race.
•The Track official can then invite racers or spectators.
•The Track Official can set the speed of the tree.
•The Track Official can not race in his or her own race.
•The Track Official can accept or decline who can join as racer or spectator. •The Track Official can set the distance to be raced. This is done by entering the feet/distance to be raced.
•The Track Official can set the date and time of desired race.
Be a racer
•You can search All Races and ask to join or participate any public race. It is up to the Track Official to accept or deny you.
•Once you are accepted you can race heads up with your opponent.
•You will go to your local designated race track.
•Once there you confirm pre-stage, this will let the Track Official know you are at the track and ready.
•Once both Racers are at their tracks and ready. The Track official will ask you to confirm you are staged.
•Once both parties confirm stage, the Track Official will start the race tree.
•Both parties will run off the same Race tree.
•The 1st person to hit the desired distance set by the Track Official is the winner. •Both Racer will be notified of their speed, average speed, response time, and race time.
•If you jump the start you will be disqualified.
Be a Spectator
•Anybody not racing or not a Track Official can be a spectator and watch the Race that you joined.
•You can ask to be a spectator by searching All Races or be invited by the Track Official to join.
•A spectator can view race results and the live map of the race.