Configure Sector Counts
Configure the number of sectors for each track layout to control how many sector-time columns appear in the lap table.
Before you begin:
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Create a track and at least one layout.
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The Number of sectors setting is configured in the layout editor's Overview tab. Layouts within the same event can have different sector counts.
For instructions, See Configure Tracks and Layouts.
Set the number of sectors
- Go to Configuration → Admin → Tracks
- Open the track and select the layout you want to edit
- Open the Overview tab
- Enter the number of sectors in Number of sectors
- Save your changes
Understand the available values
The lap table's sector columns depend on the configured value.
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Setting |
Behavior |
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Empty on all layouts |
The lap table displays three sector columns, the common standard. |
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1 |
The lap table displays one sector column for the layout. New layouts default to 1. |
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0 |
The value is saved as zero. It does not fall back to three sector columns. |
What happens when an event uses multiple layouts?
If layouts in the same event have different sector counts, ONE RACEHUB applies the following rules:
- All layouts have an empty sector count: The lap table displays three sector columns.
- All layouts have a sector count of 0: The lap table displays no sector columns.
- One layout has a sector count of 0, and another has a positive count: Laps on the zero-sector layout use the other layout's sector-column count.
A value of 0 is therefore different from an empty field.
Example:
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An event uses two layouts of the same circuit:
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The Grand Prix layout has Number of sectors set to 0, and the Short Circuit layout has Number of sectors set to 3.
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Laps on the Grand Prix layout show the three sector columns of the Short Circuit layout.
Recommended configuration
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If you do not know the correct number of sectors for a layout, leave Number of sectors empty. The lap table then displays three sector columns, and you can update the value later.
⚠️ Avoid entering 0 unless you intend to use the zero-sector behavior described above.