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# Tracking an Athlete

# Tracking an Athlete

### Follow every station. Miss nothing.

Your friend is racing in Hamburg. Your race in Manchester. ROXFIT allows you to track any athlete, in any location live. Showing their splits, rankings, and race results straight to our app so you're with them every step of the way, even when you're not in the building.

#### **In this guide**
1. What is athlete tracking?
2. Adding an athlete to track
3. Setting up notifications
4. The Track tab
5. Tracked athletes on the Home feed
6. Removing a tracked athlete

### **1. What is athlete tracking?**
Track any HYROX athlete through every stage of their race. Whether they're on the start list, mid-course, or already finished. You'll see their live status, station splits, and overall and age group rankings as the race unfolds.
Worth knowing: you track individual race entries, not athlete profiles. That means you can follow the same person across multiple events, or track several athletes at the same race. Each entry is its own card.
Important: You will need to enable push notifications to have the updates sent automatically to your device.

### **2. Adding an athlete to track**
You'll need a ROXFIT account and to be signed in to track a race.

1. From the **Home feed**, you can discover athletes racing this weekend. Tap the **Track button** 
2. Or from the **Races tab**, tap the search bar
3. Type in the **name** of the athlete you wish to track
4. **Select the race** you wish to track them in
5. Tap **Track race**

That's it. They're on your **Home** feed under **Tracked athletes** from that point on. You’ll get notified of their progress as the event develops.

### **3. Setting up notifications**
When you track a race you can choose exactly what you hear about and when.

| **Notification** | **What it tells you** |
| **Start / End** | When they cross the start and finish line |
| **All stations** | Updates as the race progresses and each station is complete: runs, and all 8 workouts |
| **Rank changes** | When their overall or age group ranking shifts during the event |
If you've ever tried to follow someone through a HYROX and spent the whole day refreshing a results page, this is the fix you need.

### **4. The Track tab**
All your tracked athletes live in the **Tracking Tab** of your** Events **page**.**
At the top, all your upcoming athlete tracking events will be displayed. Each race card shows:

| Card element | What it shows |
| Date badge | Race date |
| Status | Live (red dot), Upcoming (purple time), Finished (green result) or DNS/DNF/DQ |
| Rankings | Overall rank (#OV) and Age Group rank (#AG) |
| Details | Division, Age Group, race name |
Tap any card to open the full result with splits and analysis.

### **5. Tracked athletes on the Home feed**
On race day, **Tracked athletes** appear on your Home feed showing a horizontal scroll of live cards for anyone racing that day. Tap a card to open their event, or tap **See all** to go straight to the **Tracking** view in the **Events** tab.

It sits at the top of your feed on race day. Hard to miss, which is the point.

### **6. Removing a tracked athlete**
If for whatever reason you no longer wish to track an athlete (maybe you had an argument over squat depth on wall balls during a training session idk). There are two ways to stop tracking a race entry:

* **From the Tracking view in the events page:** Swipe left on the race card and tap the bin icon to **Delete**
* **From the Home page: **Click the event you wish to remove tracking for, then untick the box that says ‘tracking race’ at the bottom