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About DyrtSync
Different tracks. One place to keep up.
DyrtSync is an independent race-tracking site for fans who follow downhill mountain biking and motocross. It brings UCI DH, US DH, Supercross, Pro Motocross, SMX, and MXGP into one mobile-friendly view.
More than a results list
- A schedule that fits your weekend. Combine series, focus on marquee sessions, view times in your timezone, and add races or subscribe to a calendar.
- Championship context. Follow class standings, points gaps, and the transition from SMX regular-season totals to playoff points.
- A season behind every athlete. Explore available round results, points progression, and championship history. Your series and class selections stay saved when you return.
- Side-by-side comparisons. Compare riders within a class to see where their seasons diverge.
- History with context. Explore past champions by series and class.
How to read the numbers
A championship position is a rider’s place in the season standings; a race finish is their result at one event. The points gap shows how far they trail the championship leader. A rider number is neither of those rankings, and can belong to a particular racing discipline.
Series use different scoring systems. Motocross can award points for individual motos, while a round’s overall finish combines those results. In SMX, DyrtSync adds SX and MX points during the regular season, then switches to the official playoff standings when the reset is available after MX concludes.
Use the scoring-guide button in the header for the in-app reference. Official series rules and published results take precedence when formats or points are revised.
Analysis you can explore
DyrtSync adds its own presentation and calculations around published results: combined regular-season SMX totals, gaps to the leader, round-by-round charts, and rider comparisons. These help you spot consistent scoring, missed rounds, and changes in a points battle.
A flat section of a points chart means no additional points were recorded in the available data; it does not, by itself, explain an injury, absence, or mechanical problem. Comparisons are most useful within the same class and scoring system.
Sources and corrections
Standings come from published series and timing sources, with source links and update information shown where available. Historical records and athlete details also include curated information. Updates can lag, schedules can change, and some records may be incomplete.
DyrtSync is not an official timing service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the UCI, AMA, race organizers, teams, or riders. Names and marks identify the competitions and people being covered.
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