National criterium coverage
CritHub
A fan-focused home for the U.S. criterium scene: results, rankings, schedule, livestreams, teams, riders, and editorial context.
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National criterium standings, schedule, coverage, and highlights in one connected product.
2012+
national criterium history represented
As of July 2026
1
connected view of schedule, results, rankings, and coverage
The context
Close enough to understand the actual job.
- Problem
- National criterium racing is exciting but fragmented. Schedules, streams, results, rankings, and team stories are spread across many sources and disappear quickly after race weekend.
- Users
- Criterium fans, racers, teams, and event partners across the United States
- My role
- I built the full-stack platform, data automation, ranking systems, public experience, partner tools, and the technical foundation for a more connected editorial product.
Product decisions
What I chose to make true.
- Connect the schedule, livestream, results, and rankings so each race feels like part of a season.
- Create durable rider and team records rather than a feed that disappears after an event.
- Automate result imports and ranking updates where source data allows it.
- Give teams controlled ways to connect race-day media to their public profiles.
What shipped
The useful part, not the pitch.
- Shipped a live national platform with race results, rankings, schedules, rider and team pages, and livestream discovery.
- Built import automation and ranking calculations for the U.S. criterium calendar.
- Added partner workflows for bringing team media into the public product.
Product gallery
A working product, seen in the details.
Technical depth
Built across the stack.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- Automated imports
- Rankings
- Livestream discovery
- Instagram integration