Why we exist

Your track.Your race.We bring the rest.

Pump'n'Flow is a platform for pumptrack clubs. You want to run a race of your own — we take care of everything standing between you and the start signal.

The deal

As little work as possible

Putting on a race rarely fails for lack of will. It fails on technology nobody understands and admin nobody wants to do.

01

No idea about timing? That is fine.

You do not need to know how a gate works, what sensor data a smartphone records along the way, or how to read it. The platform handles that. You bring the track and the people.

02

One person is enough.

Race control, commentary and admin all run in the same system. In principle one person can carry it — on site, phone in hand, while the riding goes on next to them.

03

You decide who watches.

A public event with a race calendar and a live ranking for everyone? Or club-internal, for your members only? One click when you create it — and internal really means internal, right down to the ranking.

04

No paperwork.

Registrations, categories, start lists, times, classification, export. All in one place instead of five spreadsheets and a group chat.

On race day

Three roles, one person

Spread the work across a whole team if you can. Do it alone if you must.

Race control

Start categories, switch phases, correct times when the technology plays up.

Commentary

Who is on the track right now, how old, from where, how many of the family are racing — all on one card.

Admin

Check registrations, hand out start numbers, export at the end. Done.

What we want in return

One line.

Nothing more. Mention us as powered by Pump'n'Flow — on the flyer, in the post, on the finish arch. That is it.

And if you like, we come along not only as the technology but as co-organisers. Just say the word.

The person behind it

Marc Buholzer

A design engineer by trade, a tinkerer by conviction. Marc likes to think from the mechanics outwards: what has to hold, what may wobble, what can go. Pump'n'Flow came about exactly that way — from asking why a pumptrack race has to be so complicated when the track is already there.

His creativity has long had other outlets. Here it just happens to come on wheels.

You have a track?

Then all that is missing is a date. Set up your club, announce your race — publicly or just for your own people.