107Live Forecast Pass

One competition, one payment. The pass opens the forward-looking half of 107Live for the meet it was bought for: the finish forecast, every standing measured against personal bests, and the personal-best series behind both. It runs for that competition's window, then closes. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel.

New to this? Start with About 107Live: what it is, and what a forecast is for.

The competition on sale

Checking the competition calendar.

Every competition is priced on its own, and the price is fixed before it starts. One pass covers both halves of the meet, the men's competition and the women's, and it runs to the end date shown above rather than to each half's own last day.

Each competition has its own sale window. It opens on a date set for that competition and closes on the date shown above. The end date is the competition's, not the buyer's, so a pass bought on the first day runs longer than one bought on the last, for the same price. Between meets there is nothing to buy.

What it opens on the competition

Everyone lands on the same 107Live page. What differs is how many of its twelve tabs are open.

The 107Live detail tabs, and which of them are open to everyone, to a Pro subscription, and to a Forecast Pass.
Tab	Open to all	Pro subscription	Forecast Pass
Standings Results and points as they arrive, event by event.
Forecast Projected finishing totals built from personal bests, recomputed as results arrive.
What-if Change any mark and see where the standings land.
Gaps The points between every athlete and the leader, or any athlete you pick.
Compare PB Every mark measured against that athlete's own best.
Next event The standings before the event about to start, and what each athlete needs in it.
Final event Targets for the closing run, and what it takes to match the athlete on top.
RankFlow How the order moved, event by event.
Ranked#1 view Each athlete's points margin to the projected winner across the program.
Stats Per-event ranks and running positions for the whole field, in one table.
Event-by-event The standings after each event, stepped through one panel at a time.
PB Series Each athlete's personal-best series across the whole program.

The table describes a competition with a pass window running. A competition a sponsor has opened is free to everyone with no pass involved, and so is the demo competition, which carries every view in the table permanently.

Before the first event

Four of the views above do not wait for the competition. From the moment the start list is loaded, with nothing yet contested, every event is valued at what the athlete has done before, so the forecast is the personal-best series entire: a whole competition on paper, with a projected winner, a projected order, and the margins between them.

Forecast. The projected result in full, before anyone has run a step.
PB Series. The series the projection is made of, for every athlete in the field.
Event-by-event. The projected competition stepped one event at a time, the order moving as the points go on.
Ranked#1 view. Every athlete's margin to the projected winner, drawn across the programme.

The rest of the table waits for results, which is what it is for: Gaps, RankFlow and Stats have nothing to look back on yet, and there is nothing to set against a personal best until a mark exists. What is read before the gun is also the baseline for everything after it, since every result that lands is a departure from it. More on the projection before the first event.

What it opens elsewhere on the site

A pass is not scoped to the competition it was bought for. For as long as the window is open it also opens:

The full calculator toolkit. Reverse scoring, the last-run calculators, the complete points tables and the splits tables, on top of the free points counters.
The ranking trackers. The tracker view on the all-time and season-best top-lists, not only the results list.
By-country top-10 lists. All-time and season-best top-10s filtered to one nation, numbered by global rank.
The full championships catalog. Every edition of every series, not the latest one per series, with the stats view on each.

These four are what a Pro subscription opens the year round. The pass adds them for the length of the window.

What it does not include

Report sheets. The PDF reports are a separate arrangement and are not part of any pass. They are published in the 107Live PDF archive, free for everyone.
Other competitions. The forecast views open on the meet the pass names, both halves of it. The next meet is its own pass.
Anything after the end date. A pass is not a subscription and does not become one.

Before you buy

This is a closed test. Places are limited to a small invited group, and the purchase flow is being tested with them.
No money is charged. Payments for this competition run in Stripe test mode. The checkout page accepts test cards only, and no real card is billed, whatever price is shown.
Forecasts are estimates. They are computed from personal bests and from results as they arrive. They are not predictions, and the competition regularly contradicts them.
Live data can lag or arrive incomplete. Results are published as the competition releases them and are corrected as it proceeds. A pass buys the analysis of that data, not a guarantee about it.
Access ends with the window. On the end date the forecast views close again, on this competition and everywhere else. Until then they stay open, including after the competition has finished and moved to Past. What does not end is the standings, free on every competition with no account, and the competition's report sheets, free in the archive.
An account is needed. A pass is attached to an account, and registration is by invitation while the site is under construction.

How buying works

Sign in

Registration is by invitation while the site is under construction. You can ask for one at contacts@ten7events.com; invitations are limited and answered individually.
Open your account page

The competition on sale appears there with its price and its end date, the same ones shown at the top of this page.
Pay through Stripe

Checkout is handled by Stripe, in test mode for this competition, so no card is charged. Card details never reach 107events.
Come back and read the competition

Access opens as soon as the payment is confirmed: every view above, on both halves of the meet, plus the site-wide analysis views.
It ends on its own

At the end date the pass expires. Nothing renews and nothing further is charged.

If you already hold a pass, your account page lists it with its end date. Plans and prices for the year-round subscription are on the plans page.