Guides · Updated 29 September 2026 · Sources at the end
The short answer
Open AllRace Live. Every UK meeting publishing live timing appears there while it runs: position, gaps and lap times, updating on its own, with no account. Tap ☆ next to a driver for a free push when they go on track and when they finish.
What a timing board shows
The top of each board shows the session, the flag (green, yellow, red or chequered), the clock and how many laps have been run. If a feed goes quiet the board says so and shows when it last updated, so you never read an old order as live.
Where the data comes from
Circuits and clubs publish timing through their own timing providers; each board links to its source (“Timing by…”). AllRace reads those feeds and puts them in one place, from 1 feed today. Finished sessions become permanent results: 645 sessions from 72 meetings so far, each with a page in Results and on every driver’s record.
At the circuit
Club meetings rarely have big screens. Keep the board open on your phone in the grandstand to see the order through the pit stops and who is on a fast lap. Brands Hatch, Donington Park, Snetterton, Oulton Park and Cadwell Park have free venue WiFi.
Free, and what Pro adds
Watching every board is free, with no limit. AllRace Pro adds Race Control (every live board on one screen), lap-by-lap history for finished sessions, and live pushes when a driver you follow takes the lead or a podium place.
Questions
How can I watch live timing for UK club racing?
AllRace Live shows every UK meeting that publishes live timing, free and with no account. Each board updates on its own and links to its timing source.
What does the gap column mean on live timing?
In a race it is the time behind the leader. On a practice or qualifying board it is the gap to the fastest lap.
Can I get an alert when a driver goes on track?
Yes. Tap the star next to a driver on any board for a free push when they go on track and when they finish.