Racer Profiles

Number Plate & Name

Your primary racing number and full name displayed prominently. The number shown is typically from your first registration.

Age & Gender

Calculated from your date of birth. Helps with class eligibility and appears publicly on your profile.

Elo Rating(s)

Your skill rating per discipline (Motocross, Supercross, etc.). Ratings above 1200 are public; below 1200 are private by default.

Upcoming Races

Future events you're registered for, with dates and classes. Helps fans and sponsors track where you're racing next.

Past Races (Career History)

Complete chronological list of all races you've competed in, with finishes, lap times, and event details. Non-sanctioned races are marked separately.

Machines

All bikes you've registered with detailed specs: make, model, displacement, wheelbase, seat height, front/rear wheel sizes, ground clearance, propulsion type, and more.

Sponsors (Premium)

Sponsor logos displayed on your profile (requires subscription). Upload brand logos to showcase partnerships.

Equipment Gallery (Early Access)

AI-recognized gear from race photos: boots, helmets, exhausts, etc. Shows what equipment you use and when.

QR Code

Scannable QR code linking directly to your profile. Share digitally or print on your bike/gear.

Follow Button & Follower Count

Others can follow your profile to track your races and results. Your follower count is publicly visible.

Subscription Status

Displays active subscriptions and tier (visible to you; public status may vary based on settings).

Automatic Creation

You don't create a profile manually. It's generated automatically when you:

1. Create an Adrenaline account
2. Register for your first event (online pre-registration or day-of registration)
3. Provide your name, number plate, and bike details

Adrenaline uses this information to create your profile at a permanent URL based on your number and name.

One Profile Per Racer

Each racer has one profile URL. If you register for multiple events, all results feed into the same profile. Your profile grows over time as you compete in more races.

Multiple Profiles Per Account

One account can manage multiple racer profiles. This is useful for parents managing kids' profiles or teams managing multiple riders.

Edit Profile URL

Change your profile URL if you:

• Change your racing number
• Change your last name (marriage, legal name change, etc.)
• Need to correct a typo from initial registration

Warning: Changing your URL may break existing links others have saved. Redirects are preserved when possible.

Add or Remove Machines

Manage the bikes listed on your profile:

1. Go to your profile manager (click "Edit" from your profile page)
2. Scroll to the "Machines" section
3. Click "Add Machine" to add a new bike
4. Enter number plate, make, model, and specifications

Each bike appears with detailed specs. Race results automatically link to the bike you registered for that event.

Upload Sponsor Logos

Premium subscribers can add sponsor logos:

1. Access the "Partners & Sponsors" section in profile manager
2. Click "Add Sponsor"
3. Upload logo image and enter sponsor name/website
4. Logos display prominently on your public profile

View Subscription Options

See available subscription tiers and features from the profile manager. Subscriptions unlock sponsor logos, enhanced analytics, AI vision tools, and more.

Share Your Profile

Your profile manager includes sharing tools:

• Copy your profile URL to share on social media
• Download or display your QR code for easy scanning
• Embed your profile link in email signatures or websites

Privacy Levels

You can set your profile to one of three privacy levels:

• Public: Visible to anyone, appears in search results and popularity lists
• Unlisted: Shareable via link, hidden from search and discovery
• Private: Invisible to everyone except you (requires login)

Learn more about privacy settings →

Public Profiles (Default for 16+)

Public profiles allow sponsors, fans, and other racers to find and follow you. Your profile appears in search results and popularity rankings.

Private Profiles (Default for Under 16)

Private profiles are only visible to you when logged in. Your profile won't appear in search results or be accessible to others, providing maximum privacy and safety.

Private Ratings (Below 1200)

Ratings below 1200 are hidden from public view to protect beginners. You can see your own rating, but others cannot until you reach 1200+.

Equipment Tracking Opt-In

Equipment recognition (Early Access) is opt-in. You can enable/disable it and control visibility of recognized gear.

Sponsor Visibility

You control which sponsors appear on your profile. Add or remove sponsor logos anytime from the profile manager.

Race Results in Sanctioned Events

Official race results from sanctioned events remain public for transparency and rating system integrity, even if your profile is private. This ensures fair competition and prevents rating manipulation.

Following Other Racers

Click the "Follow" button on any racer's profile to track their results and upcoming races. Following helps you discover when riders you care about are competing.

Your Followers

Your follower count is public and appears on your profile. Higher follower counts can attract sponsors and demonstrate fan engagement.

Follower Notifications

Followers may receive notifications when you register for events or achieve notable results (depending on their notification settings).

Cannot Block Followers

Since profiles are public, anyone can follow you. There's no blocking mechanism—following is a one-way action that doesn't require permission.

Editing Your URL

From the profile manager, click the edit icon next to your profile URL. You'll be able to change:

• Number plate
• Last name
• First name

You must acknowledge that changing your URL may break existing links before the change is saved.

Redirect Preservation

Adrenaline attempts to preserve redirects from your old URL to your new URL. However, some links (especially those saved in browsers or shared externally) may not resolve after a URL change.

When to Change Your URL

• Number change: If you switch to a new permanent racing number
• Name change: Marriage, legal name change, or correcting a registration error
• Typo correction: Fixing misspelled names from initial registration

When NOT to Change Your URL

• Temporary number: If you only use a different number for one event, don't change your permanent URL
• Nickname preference: URLs should use legal names, not nicknames
• Aesthetic reasons: Avoid changing URLs just because you don't like the format

How do I create a racer profile?

You don't create it manually. It's automatically generated when you register for your first event. Just sign up for a race and your profile is created.

Can I have multiple profiles?

One racer = one profile. However, one account can manage multiple racer profiles (e.g., parent managing kids). Each racer has their own unique profile URL.

Can I make my profile private?

Yes! You can set your profile to Private, Unlisted, or Public from your profile manager. Profiles for riders under 16 default to Private for safety. Riders 16+ default to Public but can change this anytime. Learn more about privacy settings.

What if someone else has my number?

Number plates aren't globally unique. Multiple racers can use the same number. Profiles are identified by number + last name + first name, so conflicts are rare.

Why isn't my rating showing?

Ratings below 1200 are private by default. Compete in more races to raise your rating above 1200, or upgrade to a subscription that allows public display of lower ratings.

How do I add sponsors to my profile?

Sponsor logos require a subscription. Once subscribed, go to your profile manager and use the "Partners & Sponsors" section to upload logos with names and websites.

Can I edit past race results?

No. Race results are locked by event officials after finalization. If there's an error, contact the event organizer to request a correction.

What's the difference between my account and my profile?

Your account is your login to Adrenaline (email/password). Your profile is your public racing identity (name, number, results). One account can manage multiple racer profiles.