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Organising a rowing race, a regatta or an indoor rowing league? Blyzer makes the organisation easier – from crew entries into categories, through the start list, heats and repechages, to times, results and final rankings. Whether it is a 2000 m club regatta, a 500 m sprint on the canal, a school indoor rowing race or a winter rowing machine league, you have everything in one place and no paper start lists.
Suitable for rowing on water and on rowing machines – single sculls, double sculls, fours, eights, school, club and open races.
Rowers or clubs enter crews via a link into a category (single, double, four, eight, age) and your start list is ready.
Set the format – a timed race, heats with repechages and A/B finals or a league over several rounds – and the system prepares the schedule.
Enter the race times and the category rankings, progression from heats and final results are recalculated automatically.
An archive of seasons with times and rankings – every crew can see their results from past seasons.
Choose the format that fits your race – Blyzer generates the start list, heats and league standings. You can set up any format in the wizard in a few minutes.
A timed race – every rower or crew goes for themselves and the time over the course (2000 m, 1000 m, 500 m sprint) or on the rowing machine decides the category ranking. Results by category and overall.
How to: Create race → Configure → categories and distances → open entries → enter times.
Crews start in heats by number of lanes, the best go straight to the A final, the others through repechages or to the B final. The classic regatta format.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → number of groups and advancing crews → Generate groups → Generate play-off.
Two crews side by side on a short course, lose and you are out. A spectator-friendly format for city sprints and indoor rowing events – seeded by qualifying times.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → no groups, play-off only → Seed crews → Generate bracket.
A regatta series or a winter rowing machine league – points in the individual and club standings for every round, an overall winner at the end. For clubs, schools and corporate indoor rowing leagues.
How to: Create league → Configure → number of rounds and points system → Generate schedule → enter results after each round.
Our guides compare the formats, give recommendations by number of crews and lanes, and share tips on heat scheduling and age categories.
Tip: With 6 lanes and more than 6 crews, go for heats + finals; for the whole winter, a rowing machine league.
In the wizard you set the boat and age categories, the distance, number of lanes and the scoring method.
Add crews yourself or send an entry link – clubs enter their boats straight into the categories.
After each race you enter the times and Blyzer instantly updates progression from heats, final rankings and the league standings.
Less paperwork on the pontoon, more time on the water. Rowers, coaches and spectators always have the latest start list, times and rankings – on the web and on mobile.
Yes. You keep separate rankings for each category (single sculls, double sculls, pair, four, eight, lightweight, age classes) – the club enters the crew straight into the right one.
You split the crews into heats by number of lanes, set how many go straight to the final, and the system generates the next races – the A and B final results go straight into the rankings.
Yes. Indoor rowing races over 500 m, 2000 m or for time get their own start list, times and rankings by category – ideal for winter club and school competitions.
The basics are free – you can create and row a race, regatta or league at no charge.
Create a race, regatta or league, invite the crews and manage everything clearly on Blyzer.
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