Team Hub
Comprehensive team management for professional sport
Team Hub is a comprehensive team management system designed specifically for professional sports teams, with a focus on professional cycling. Team Hub provides a single source of truth to manage all aspects of a professional team from event logistics to athlete training and race analysis.
Contact us today at info@bluecattechnical.co.uk to learn more about how a bespoke Team Hub can benefit your team.
Team Hub Features
Logistics
- Auto flight population from TRAVELNET
- Multiple races (streams)
- Standardised logistics reports
Race Metrics
- Import course data from VeloViewer
- Automatic sync with Open-Meteo
- Historic and forecast weather and air quality data
Performance Plan
- Synchronize rider comments from Intervals
- Utilise AI to translate to a common language
- Text analytics of the season
Rider Status
- Expert weekly Red Amber Green (RAG) assessment
- Qualitative and quantitative daily metrics summary
Nutrition
- Estimated and actual race KJ
- Detailed daily nutrition planning and monitoring
Equipment Management
- Default configurations for different conditions
- Recommend tyre pressure based on the conditions
- Email notification of incidents
- Automated puncture reports
Coaches Corner
- Collated view of “My Riders” in a single location
- Define current and historic rider parameters
- CP and W’ trend analysis (fresh and fatigued)
- Power duration analysis (fresh and fatigued)
- Within team and WT power comparisons
- Training volume monitoring
- Automated performance tracking report
- Planning for the future
- Full synchronization with Intervals
Race Analysis
- Linking the Team Hub to EnDuRA
- Automatic identification of riders and races
- Auto alignment of rider and course (VeloViewer) files
- Elevation and distance correction of rider files
- Own team and opponent data comparison
- Sector Analysis
- Cornering and Climb analysis
Intervals Integration
- Race plans
- Travel info
- Training plans
- Wellness data
- Injury & illness reports
- Detailed race and training analysis