Yesterday’s colours, today’s mud.
A rider shot at the start and again three hours later looks like two different people. Signatures carry both, so early and late land together.
AI enduro photo sorting software
Enduro photos.
Back to
the rider.
The mud changes everything.
Their photo collection should still feel like them.
RaceLabs sorts a motorcycle event by rider, from the first clean plate to the last unrecognisable climb. One pass, every rider sorted.
Try your first enduro eventFirst sorting event free · Bring your hardest event.
From the course to the customerEnduroHard enduroOff-road motorcycle events
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.
A readable race number is useful, and in enduro it is gone within minutes under mud and bent plates. Sort by the clearest front view and you have sorted the easy tenth.
Rider signatures take the whole event instead: the same rider at the start line and at the finish, unrecognisable under mud, in one collection. Sorting, not candidates.
The honest test is your own event, difficult frames included. Run a complete one and time it.
02 / Where number-reading stops
The hard shots
are the point.
Every enduro event produces these.
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.
Matching colours, different riders.
Shared kit, the same helmet and the same bike are the hardest case for any sorting tool. Signatures use more than livery, and an ambiguous frame goes to Unclear.
One rider, several sections.
Checkpoints hours apart, different light, the same rider. Your section, class and session details stay with the photographs through 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.
Enduro tests. Hard enduro terrain.
A different section.
A different challenge.
A cross test, a wooded enduro test and a technical climb produce completely different photographs, and hard enduro adds steep approaches, rocks and riders who change kit between sessions.
Dirt bike and cross-country photographers face the same evening: thousands of frames, riders who all look alike under the mud. Run it on your format.
03 / From the course to the customer
Shoot the event.
Bring each rider’s set together.
See how RaceLabs worksAdd the whole event.
Keep your usual backup, then import the supported RAW or JPEG files with the event details you need for delivery.
Run the pass.
Lightweight previews go up for analysis, so you need a connection; the originals stay on your disk. On a fast line the pass moves up to 7,000 images a minute end to end and hands back rider collections.
Make your final selection.
You look over the event once before it goes out, the way you always have, then choose the keepers and finish the edit, video included.
Export, or upload and publish.
Save rider folders for your usual delivery service, or upload the finished event to a connected RaceLabs website and publish it for customers to buy.
04 / A store under your own name
Finish the shoot.
Open the gallery.
Give riders a direct route from the event to their photographs. A photographer website connected to RaceLabs brings branded galleries, full-resolution photos and videos, checkout and downloads.
Explore the photographer websiteFrom €600Base website template. Personalised work quoted separately.
0% sales commissionNothing to RaceLabs on a sale. Payment-provider fees and app usage are billed separately.
Your brand. Your customers.Your logo and watermark, with RaceLabs acknowledged in a discreet footnote.
Stripe, direct Redsys and Bizum optionsLive photographer stores show the connected store in use: published galleries and the customer side.
Their photographer stores.
Powered by RaceLabs.
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 0.991 retrieval mAP, 0.996 B³ precision, 0.863 B³ recall and 0.919 ARI, from June 2026 on 176 rider identities held out of training across 6,505 photographs. Our own figures on motorcycle riders, not an independent audit and not an enduro-specific score.
Your first sorting event is free. Send us the event you want to throw at it, the cameras and any video, and we will set the scope.
Plan an enduro trialBefore 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 upload lightweight previews for the grouping pass; you need a connection, and full-resolution originals stay on your disk. What comes back is finished rider collections, not a queue of suggestions.
Can I organise enduro photos when the race number is covered in mud?
Yes. Legible digits are gone by the first climb. RaceLabs groups by rider and vehicle signatures, so a plate caked in mud, bent or torn off keeps its photographs in the right collection.
Is RaceLabs suitable for hard enduro and off-road motorcycle photography?
Yes, through the motorcycle workflow. Hard enduro is the hardest thing we are asked to sort: technical climbs, woodland shade, riders unrecognisable by the second lap.
What about rear views, similar bikes and riders wearing the same kit?
Shared team kit, identical bikes and a rider seen only from behind are what signatures are for: 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?
This page is about motorcycle enduro, including hard enduro and off-road events. For mountain-bike enduro, ask us about a sample event first: different subject, and we would rather measure it.
Can I keep my RAW files and Lightroom Classic workflow?
RaceLabs sorts JPEG and supported RAW formats; you edit in your usual tools. Run your own camera files through setup and keep the originals backed up. The Lightroom Classic export plugin uploads finished JPEG renditions.
Can I sell enduro photos and videos on my own website?
Yes. The optional photographer website handles full-resolution photos and videos, checkout and downloads. The base template starts at €600, integration takes less than one week, and personalised work is quoted separately.
Do I need to change my website or pay a sales commission?
No. Export to ordinary folders and keep your current delivery; the connected store is optional. Sell through one and RaceLabs keeps nothing from the sale, though payment-provider fees, app usage and website setup are billed separately. Storage is included at sensible volumes; beyond that, extra terabytes are charged at market rate.
How much does an enduro sorting trial cost?
Your first sorting event is free. After that, sorting runs from €0.01 per photo down to €0.004 at volume, the count resets each year, with no subscription. Video and mixed-file work is quoted separately.
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.
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