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Filter

Depending on which tab you are currently in, a different filter will appear. Filters allow you to filter the displayed data to just the cars, classes or drivers you would like to look at. Several different filters are available, which will all be covered below.

A filter in general consists of several inputs with different meanings. For example, you can filter by car number. Each filter additionally contains a title to the far left and a Clear button to the far right. Clicking on the Clear button will reset the filter and clear every input field.

Default​

The default filter contains three different elements you can filter on.

#

The # filter allows you to filter by car number. Simply enter a number and every car containing the entered number will remain in the list. If you enter number 7 in the input, cars with the numbers 7, 76, 007, etc. will all show up. Cars with numbers not containing the number 7 will be hidden.

Driver or Team Name​

As the name suggests, the Driver or Team Name filter allows you to enter any driver or team name - or even only parts of it. Upon typing, the input will suggest existing driver and/or team names to you.

The Driver or Team Name filter ignores character casing, meaning it does not matter if you enter the names in all lower-case or all upper-case letters.

Classes​

The Classes filter allows you to filter for one or more car classes. Within the filter you can see a list of all available car classes and can check each class you would like to filter for. At the very top of the filter, you can find an input where you can search for car classes by name.

You can select none, one or more car classes. Selecting no car class has the same effect as selecting all car classes. If any car class is selected, only the cars of the selected car class(es) will show up in Live Timing.

The small X next to the name of a car class in the input field itself allows you to quickly deselect a single selected car class.

Session Events​

Session events filters contain the same filters as the default with one addition.

The Session Event Types filter functions similar to the Classes filter where you can select none, one or more session event types from the list of available session event types. Again, you can search the available session events within the filter input. Selecting no session event has the same effect as selecting multiple.

The small X next to the name of a session event type in the input field itself allows you to quickly deselect a single selected session event type.

Single Entry​

The Single Entry filter allows you to select a single entry from the entry list. This filter is mainly used in analytics.

Multiple Entries​

The Multiple Entry filter allows you to select a single or multiple entries from the entry list. This filter is mainly used in analytics to compare data between different entries.