The SPARQ XLR8 Digital Timing System used a wireless handheld timer with an LCD screen to display timing information. Digital cones used an infrared beam to detect the athletes as they negotiated an agility course or ran the 40 yard dash. The system was introduced in 2006 and was discontinued a couple years later.
Nike has a relationship with SPARQ and the SPARQ Challenge.
SPARQ XLR8 Digital Timing System
SPARQ has discontinued the XLR8 Timing System.
Freelap Football Combine Timing System
The Football Combine Timing System manufactured by Freelap is designed to measure the 40 yard dash and agility drills. The system includes a touch and release module for three and four point starts, and a transmitter that is placed at the finish. The system is wireless, compact, and portable. For more information, see the Football Combine Timing System on our product page.
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