AI enduro photo sorting software

Enduro photos.
Back to
the rider.

Sorting, solved. 30+ photographers · 20,000+ photos a minute · 100% group purity · mAP 0.996 · 5 live stores →

The mud hides the number, not the rider.

One pass sorts the whole event by rider, no readable plate needed.

Try your first enduro event

First event free, up to 50,000 images · Bring your hardest event.

From the course to the customer
EnduroHard enduroOff-road motorcycle events
A motocross rider on a blue motorcycle passes trees on a dirt course.
From the Motocross event in RaceLabs
Sorted by rider, not by plateRAW & JPEG workflowYour folders or your store

01 / More than a clean number plate

The course gets messy.
Your delivery can stay organised.

In enduro, the race number is gone within minutes under mud and bent plates. Number reading sorts only the easy tenth.

Rider signatures take the whole event: start line to finish, mud and all, one collection per rider.

Test it on your own event: run a complete one and time it.

02 / Where number-reading stops

The hard shots
are the point.

Every enduro event produces these.

01 / Mud & dust

Yesterday’s colours, today’s mud.

Three hours of mud make one rider look like two. Signatures put early and late frames together.

02 / Rear & partial views

The best frame may face away.

A rider disappearing into the trees is often the shot of the day. No plate, no face, still the right rider.

03 / Team kit & similar bikes

Matching colours, different riders.

Signatures use more than livery. An ambiguous frame goes to Unclear, not to the wrong rider.

04 / Sections & return passes

One rider, several sections.

Checkpoints hours apart, different light, same rider. Section and class details stay with the photos to delivery.

Real off-road frames

A hidden number. A changing view.

Different riders from the Motocross event illustrate the kinds of photographs to include in your review.

A rider on an orange dirt bike with mud obscuring the front number plate.
Mud across the front number plate
Rear-quarter view of a rider in blue kit on a red motorcycle.
A rear-quarter view of the rider

Enduro tests. Hard enduro terrain.

A different section.
A different challenge.

Cross tests, wooded tests and technical climbs all look different, and hard enduro adds rocks and kit changes.

Dirt bike and cross-country photographers know the evening: thousands of frames, every rider brown with mud.

03 / From the course to the customer

Shoot the event.
Bring each rider’s set together.

See how RaceLabs works

  1. Add the whole event.

    Back up as usual, then import your RAW or JPEG files.

  2. Run the pass.

    One pass over lightweight previews: 20,000+ photos a minute, about 7,000 end to end on a fast line. Blurry frames are set aside; originals stay on your disk.

  3. Make your final selection.

    Check only the exceptions, choose the keepers and finish the edit, video included.

  4. Export, or upload and publish.

    Save rider folders for your usual delivery, or publish to a connected RaceLabs website for sale.

04 / A store under your own name

Finish the shoot.
Open the gallery.

A photographer website connected to RaceLabs gives riders branded galleries, full-resolution photos and videos, checkout and downloads.

Explore the photographer website

From €600Base website template. Personalised work quoted separately.

0% sales commissionNothing to RaceLabs on a sale. Payment-provider fees apply.

Your brand. Your customers.Your logo and watermark. RaceLabs stays in the footnote.

Stripe, direct Redsys and Bizum options

See the connected store in use: live photographer stores.

Their photographer stores.
Powered by RaceLabs.

Explore the live stores

05 / Judge it on your event

Bring the mud.
Bring the difficult frames.

Forest shade, dust, unreadable plates, matching kit, the same rider hours apart. That is where the difference shows.

Our published research reports 100% group purity, 0 photos in the wrong group and 96.5% of each rider in one group, on 175 motorcycle riders held out of training.

Your first sorting event is free. Send us your hardest one.

Plan an enduro trial

Before your next event

Enduro photo
sorting, answered.

The files, the difficult cases and the route to selling your work.

How do I sort enduro race photos by rider?

Import the event and run one pass: RaceLabs returns finished rider collections. Only lightweight previews are uploaded; originals stay on your disk.

Can I organise enduro photos when the race number is covered in mud?

Yes. RaceLabs groups by rider and bike signature, so a muddy, bent or torn-off plate still lands in the right collection.

Is RaceLabs suitable for hard enduro and off-road motorcycle photography?

Yes, through the motorcycle workflow. Technical climbs, woodland shade and riders unrecognisable by the second lap are exactly what it sorts.

What about rear views, similar bikes and riders wearing the same kit?

Grouping needs neither a face nor a number. An ambiguous frame goes to Unclear, not to the wrong rider.

Does enduro mean motorcycle racing or mountain biking here?

Motorcycle enduro, including hard enduro and off-road events. For mountain-bike enduro, ask us about a sample event first.

Can I keep my RAW files and Lightroom Classic workflow?

Yes. RaceLabs sorts JPEG and supported RAW, and you edit in your usual tools. The Lightroom Classic export plugin uploads finished JPEGs.

Can I sell enduro photos and videos on my own website?

Yes. The optional photographer website sells full-resolution photos and videos from €600, with 0% commission. Or export ordinary folders and keep your current delivery.

How much does an enduro sorting trial cost?

Your first sorting event is free, up to 50,000 images. Then from €0.01 per photo down to €0.004 at volume, with no subscription.

For the photographer behind the event

More of the shoot.
Ready for the rider.

Run RaceLabs on a complete enduro event and see what your evening looks like.

Let’s sort your next enduro event