Just as DVR busts TV out of its scheduling shackles — “hey, now you can watch any show at any time!” — Racery liberates races from a specific time or location. In practical terms, our virtual races incorporate miles run (or swum, walked, cycled, rowed) anywhere at any time of …
Many racers have asked us if they can track miles even when they’re not participating in one of our many virtual races. So we’ve built a new map for each racer called “My Trek” that tallies the individual’s miles on one long route. Now you’ll be able to picture your progress …
Click on the “on the map” link in one of the e-mails you receive from Racery… Which leads you to the race’s map. Here, you you click on the three dots top right… Which opens the following menu, where you click on the “Add to Home screen” button …
After just 50 days, Netsertive crossed the finish line on our 1,077 mile relay race around North Carolina. When we laid out the race course, we thought it would take approximately 10 to 12 weeks for one of the 43 teams of four to cross the line. Having traded the …
We recently surveyed racers in the Triangle Tech Challenge, a multi-week virtual race between 43 teams from tech companies in North Carolina. Survey respondents said the race had significant positive effects on both individual habits and people’s social networks. Individual results Racers reported broad positive effects of the virtual race …
