Privacy
What we collect, and what we don't.
Short version: an email if you give us one, a push subscription if you ask for alerts, and anonymous usage that cannot follow you from one day to the next. Nothing is sold, ever.
AllRace is operated by SVE Ventures Ltd (company no. 16822306), United Kingdom, which is the data controller for everything below.
Everything we store
| What | When | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your email address | You subscribe to the Monday Paddock Brief | To send you that email and nothing else | Until you unsubscribe — every issue carries a link |
| A browser push subscription (an address your browser gives us, plus the disciplines or drivers you follow) | You turn on the Friday alert or follow a driver | To send the notifications you asked for | Until you turn notifications off, or your browser expires it |
| Your email address, and the drivers and championships you follow | You create a free account | To sign you in and keep your follows on every device you sign in on | Until you delete the account or ask us to |
| A list of the result pages you have opened today, kept in your browser only | You read results without an account | To know when to ask you to create a free account (after three a day). It is never sent to us and is replaced each day | Until the next day, in your browser |
| An app push token and your follows | You allow notifications in the AllRace app | The same, on your phone | Until you turn them off or remove the app |
| Your name, email, role and message | You list an event or claim an organiser listing | To check the listing by hand and reply to you | While the listing is on the calendar |
| Your email, and Stripe's reference for the payment | You buy a featured round | To attach the purchase to your listing and send a receipt | Six years, because it is a financial record |
| Anonymous usage — pages viewed, links clicked, screen size, referrer, approximate location from your IP (the IP itself is discarded) | You use the site | To see which parts are worth building on | By PostHog, our analytics provider, on their schedule |
Analytics, specifically
We count pageviews and clicks so we know what to build next. It is deliberately limited:
- — No analytics cookie, and analytics store nothing on your device. Analytics run in PostHog’s cookieless mode: visitors are counted with an anonymous code made on PostHog’s servers that changes every day, so we cannot follow anyone from one day to the next. That is a real limitation for us, and the point.
- — We honour Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends either, we send nothing at all.
- — Processing is by PostHog Inc. on its EU Cloud (Frankfurt), with IP addresses anonymised. Events go through allrace.co.uk itself, not straight to a third party.
- — When you create an account or start or cancel a subscription, our server records that it happened (plan and price, never your email or name) so we can count sign-ups and subscriptions.
- — We never record your screen, and we do not build a profile of you.
Who else sees it
Only the companies that run the thing: Supabase (database, EU), Vercel (hosting), PostHog (analytics, EU), Stripe (payments, if you buy something) and the push services run by Google, Apple and Mozilla for notifications. Nothing is sold or shared for advertising.
Entry, ticket and stream buttons take you to the organiser’s or broadcaster’s own site. Once you are there you are on their terms and their privacy notice — we do not follow you across.
Results and driver pages
Result pages and driver pages are built from classifications the organiser’s own timing system published — the same names already on their public results. We do not add anything to them. If a page about you is wrong, or you would rather it were not there, mail us and we will fix or remove it.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected or deleted, and object to how we use it. Mail privacy@allrace.co.uk and a person will read it. The fastest routes without asking us: unsubscribe here, turn notifications off in your browser or phone settings, or turn on Do Not Track to stop analytics.
If we get it wrong you can complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk.
This notice describes what the site actually does today, checked against the database rather than written from a template. Last reviewed 10 September 2026; analytics section updated 16 September 2026.