One card per event, in the running order of an athletics programme — sprints out to the 5000, hurdles, jumps, throws, relays — women first in each. There is one title per event here, so the card gives the champion the left of the screen and lists everyone they beat down the right, with any record the mark set.
Underneath, what happened. A race starts with the field home together on the line, then winds back to where each of them was when the winner crossed: the gaps read in metres rather than hundredths. Seiko's photo finish sits beside it.
A throw or a long jump lays every mark out at the distance it went, with a line reaching from each one up to the winner's, and the four attempts on the right — the one that counted lit where it happened. A high jump or a vault is drawn the way it is contested, bar by bar going up: O cleared, XO cleared at the second attempt, X failed, – passed.
Semifinals sit behind the tabs. The last card, Class of One, holds all 28 titles at once — click any of them to open that event.