See the participant’s profile

  1. Click Participants in the left-hand menu.
  2. Select the participant whose profile you want to see in the table. Select only one: with several participants selected, Information is disabled.
  3. Right-click the participant and choose Information from the context menu.

Participants table with one participant selected and the Information option in the context menu

You can also open the profile from the participant’s readings page, with the Information icon in the right sidebar.

The participant’s profile opens in a panel on the right, titled Results of followed by the participant’s name.

ℹ️ Note: participation analysis is currently only available in the beta version of Copernico.

At the top of the panel, Copernico automatically analyses the participant’s participation (Participation analysis). The analysis usually takes 15 to 40 seconds and shows a verdict (Needs review, No signs of irregularity or Inconclusive), its confidence level (low, medium or high) and the reasons. The result is remembered until you close the browser tab; to run it again, click Analyse again. If the analysis cannot be completed, the panel shows “Not available for this race.”

If the participant is registered in several events, there is one tab per event. Each tab shows:

  • The participant’s details, category, team (if any) and status.
  • For each split, two tables, one with the official results and one with the real (net time) results: time, average and overall, category and gender position.
  • For each timing point, the time, the net time and the time of day of the passing. Double-click a time to open the time editor (see Editing times).
  • Video replay: timing points with video replay enabled show a button to watch the video of the participant passing (see How to enable video replay).

Results of panel with the participation analysis, the participant header and the results by split table

To change the participant’s data, see Editing participants.

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