Tech check
- Scrutineering outcome and tyre-compliance checks recorded against the entry
- Tech-check outcome — scheduled, passed or failed — recorded against the entry, with a note the entrant reads on their own dashboard
- Kenro Digital
- Motorsport events
- Scrutineering & Tyre Compliance Software
For scrutineering and tech checks
Scrutineering and tyre compliance software for the tech-check line.
The scrutineering outcome sits on the entry itself, with a note written for the driver to read on their own dashboard. The tyre verdict is worked out from the car's declared spec against your event's own rule — minimum treadwear, semi-slicks in or out, brands allowed — and stays live while the entrant edits their declaration.
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What runs at tech check.
Tyre rules
- Tyre rules set per event, and per car category where they need to differ
- A minimum treadwear, an allowed-brands list, or a straight ban on semi-slicks — whichever combination your event's tech regs actually specify
- Every declared tyre is checked against the rule automatically, with the exact reason for a flag, not just a pass or fail
How the call is made
- An official's ruling always wins over the automatic check, and stays recorded even if the entrant edits their declaration afterwards
- Undeclared tyres are flagged separately from a violation — chasing paperwork is not the same problem as a non-compliant set
- Position from the published result
See everything the events system runs — the full events page
Run scrutineering and tyre checks on one system.
One event a year or a full season calendar — describe how your event actually runs and we'll tell you whether this fits. Quoted per organiser, never published.