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Filters

The filter buttons in the Details panel let you choose which participants, routes and map details appear on the map.

Opening the filters

  1. Click or tap DETAILS on the right-hand edge of the Live map.
  2. The filter buttons sit just below ACTION CONTROLS: Status, Tags, Favorites, Tracks and Display. There’s also a Reset filters button.
  3. Click a button to open its list, then tick or untick the options. The map and the participant list update straight away.
  4. Click anywhere outside the list to close it.
The top of the Details panel on the Badlands 2026 map, with the Status, Tags, Favorites, Tracks, Display and Reset filters buttons circled in purple.
The filter buttons in the Details panel on Badlands 2026.

Each button shows how many of its options are ticked. For example, Status (5/6) means one status is hidden. When a filter is hiding something, its icon turns red. Every list has All and None shortcuts at the top.

Status

Choose which participants to show by their status:

  • Active: still out on the course.
  • Finished: reached the finish.
  • DNF: did not finish.
  • DNS: did not start.
  • DSQ: disqualified.
  • Crew: support crew or event staff carrying a tracker.

For example, untick Finished to see only the participants still riding. See Statuses and Penalties.

The Status filter list open, showing ticked options for Active, Finished, DNF, DNS, DSQ and Crew, with All and None links at the top.
The Status filter open on TCR No12.

Tags

Tags lists the tags used on this event, plus Untagged for participants without one. What the tags mean depends on the event. Untick a tag to hide the participants who have it. A participant stays on the map as long as at least one of their tags is ticked.

If an event doesn’t use tags, the Tags button isn’t shown.

The Tags filter list open, showing Female, Male, Pair and Untagged under Filters, and Female and Male under Leaderboards, all ticked.
The Tags filter open on Badlands 2026.

Favorites

  • Tick Show only favorites to hide everyone except the participants you’ve starred.
  • Below that, under Favorited participants, each of your favourites has its own tick box. Untick one to hide them for now without removing their star.

If you haven’t starred anyone yet, the list says so. See Marking a Participant as a Favourite.

The Favorites filter list open, showing a Show only favorites checkbox and three starred participants listed under Favorited participants.
The Favorites filter open on Badlands 2026, with three starred participants.

Tracks

Tracks lists the lines drawn on the map, with a coloured dot that matches each line:

  • Routes usually cover the whole course.
  • Segments show sections of it, on events that use them.

On some maps they have names. On others they’re simply called Route 1, Segment 2 and so on. Untick one to hide that line, along with its distance markers and labels.

The Tracks filter list open, showing No routes loaded under Routes and a list of named segments such as Finish Parcours, Parcours 1a and Parcours 1b, each ticked.
The Tracks filter open on TCR No12, listing the race’s segments.

Display

Show or hide parts of the map:

  • Labels: the names next to participant dots.
  • Distance markers: the distance points along the route.
  • Route labels: the names shown on routes.
  • Checkpoints: checkpoint markers.
  • Icons: other icons the organiser has added to the map.
The Display list open, showing ticked options for Labels, Distance markers, Route labels, Checkpoints and Icons.
The Display options open on Badlands 2026.

The filtered view notice and resetting filters

Whenever a filter is on, a red notice appears at the top of the map: Filtered view — some participants may be hidden. It also appears if you’ve switched off a category in the participant list. It’s a reminder, so nobody seems to have disappeared.

To clear every filter for this map:

  1. Click the notice.
  2. When Reset filters? appears, click Yes. Click No to keep your filters.

You can also click Reset filters next to the filter buttons in the Details panel. Either way, the map reloads with everything showing again.

The TCR No12 map with a red notice at the top reading Filtered view, some participants may be hidden, circled in purple.
The Filtered view notice on TCR No12.
Below the red Filtered view notice, a small white box asks Reset filters? with Yes and No buttons.
The Reset filters prompt on TCR No12.

How long filters last

Your filters are saved in this browser for this map. If you close the page and come back, they’re still on. Each map keeps its own filters, and other browsers and devices aren’t affected.

Saved filters clear themselves a week after you last changed them.

Filters on the Analytics tab

The Analytics tab has its own filters, separate from the ones in the Details panel. See Filtering in the Analytics section.

When it might not appear

  • Tags only appears on events that use tags.
  • Tracks only lists the routes and segments the event has.
  • On a phone, the filter buttons sit two to a row.

Last reviewed: October 2026

On this page

  • Opening the filters
  • Status
  • Tags
  • Favorites
  • Tracks
  • Display
  • The filtered view notice and resetting filters
  • How long filters last
  • Filters on the Analytics tab
  • When it might not appear
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