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 Time Slip 
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In the
center
column can be seen 12 references
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Lane: Identifies the runway
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Name: Identifies the name racers
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Entry: Identification number seen on snowmobiles
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TreeSpd: Identifies the speed between the yellow and
green lights
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Dial: Does `s not apply to our race
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RT: Identifies the reaction time
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60: Identifies the time elapsed from the first 60
feet from the start (0-60)
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MPH: Identifies the speed in the last 66 feet of
runway
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660 Ft: Identifies the elapsed time of the race ( RT
is not included)
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Place: Identifies the positioning of race results
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First: Identifies Betting gap in time compared to
the winner
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Status:Indicates the red light (red) or (stg)
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The result of RT (reaction time) added to the time
obtained on 660 ft determine the positioning of
runners (place). If you look at the example of Time
Slip above, the final results are: 1 st place: Track
2, 2nd place: Track 3, 3 rd place: track 4, 4th
place: Track 1.
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In Runway 1 it's the best overall time (RT +660 ft)
who `s is done in this race but it can be noted that
in Status Runway 1 have a red light (RED). At that
time, we notice that the RT is (0,265) which is
below the allowed time by TreeSpd to 0,400 s. To
avoid a red light, it is necessary to obtain an RT
0,400 s and more.
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In Runway 4, there’s no time (no result). Watch the
line Status and see StgFit meaning that the
snowmobile was badly staged departing.
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In the lower left of the Time Slip you can see the
class and date of the race.
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In the lower right corner of Time Slipe you can see
the round (ELIM RND 1), 1 represents the first
round, the identification of the final will be the
final round 33 (ELIM RND 33). You can see the hour.
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