Autocross Results Filter Guide

The filter box narrows the displayed results using text searches and optional field filters.
Multiple filters separated by spaces are normally combined as AND searches.

Filters are processed from left to right. The special + operator can add rows back into the current result set, and limit: is always applied last.

Basic Filters

Filter	Result
`Miata`	Find rows containing Miata.
`Brigante\|Daigle`	Find rows containing either Brigante or Daigle.
`Miata 1990\|1991\|1992\|1993`	Find Miatas from 1990-1993 (NA6 Miatas).
`!McMurtry`	Exclude rows containing McMurtry.
`!McMurtry !Cross`	Exclude rows containing McMurtry or Cross.

Quoted Filters

Use quotation marks when searching for a phrase containing spaces.

Filter	Result
`"Alfa Romeo"`	Find rows containing the phrase Alfa Romeo.
`"Aston Martin"\|"Alfa Romeo"`	Find rows containing either phrase.

Field Filters

Use field:value to search only a specific column. Quoted values can be used when the search contains spaces.

Filter	Result
`name:Angelo`	Search driver names.
`car:Miata`	Search vehicle names.
`car:"Alfa Romeo"`	Search the car field for Alfa Romeo.
`event:Gorman`	Search event names.
`date:2025`	Search event dates.
`car:!Miata`	Exclude vehicles containing Miata.

Time Filters

The time: filter supports numeric comparisons.

Filter	Result
`time:<43`	Find laps faster than 43 seconds.
`time:>45`	Find laps slower than 45 seconds.
`time:<=42.500`	Find laps of 42.500 seconds or faster.
`time:>=50`	Find laps of 50 seconds or slower.
`time:=41.950`	Find an exact lap time.

Combining Filters

Normal filters are combined as AND searches. Each normal filter further reduces the currently visible rows.

Filter	Result
`car:Miata time:<43`	Find Miatas with laps faster than 43 seconds.
`event:Gorman time:<42`	Find Gorman laps under 42 seconds.
`name:Angelo car:Miata`	Find Angelo's Miata results.
`date:2025 car:Porsche`	Find Porsche results from 2025.

Include Operator (`+`)

The + operator is different from a normal filter. It adds matching rows back into the current result set.

A normal filter narrows the current results. A + filter expands the current results by adding matching rows.

Filter	Result
`date:!2026 +event:Gorman`	Exclude all 2026 results, then add Gorman results back into the results.
`car:Miata +car:Elise`	Show Miata results plus Elise results.

Because filters are processed from left to right, the position of a + filter matters.

Filter	What happens
`date:!2026 +event:Gorman time:<42`	Exclude 2026 → add Gorman results → keep results under 42 seconds.
`date:!2026 time:<42 +event:Gorman`	Exclude 2026 → keep results under 42 seconds → add all Gorman results.

The first example is useful when you want to exclude something generally, while making an exception for a particular group of results.

Fastest Lap Per Driver

Enable Fastest Lap Per Driver after applying filters to display only the quickest matching lap for each driver.

Filter	Result
`car:Miata time:<43`	Show each driver's fastest matching Miata lap under 43 seconds.
`event:Gorman time:<42`	Show each driver's fastest matching Gorman lap under 42 seconds.

Result Limit (`limit:`)

Use limit:number to restrict the final result to a maximum number of rows.

Filter	Result
`limit:10`	Show at most 10 results.
`miata limit:10`	Find Miata results, then show only the first 10.
`time:<43 limit:20`	Find laps under 43 seconds, then show only the first 20.
`miata limit:1`	Show only the first Miata result.

limit: is always applied last. It does not filter the individual rows; it simply limits the final result set.

For example:

miata time:<45 limit:10

first finds Miata laps under 45 seconds, then limits those results to 10 rows.

If Fastest Lap Per Driver is enabled, the fastest-lap selection is performed before the final limit:.

Filter Processing Order

Filters are processed from left to right, with limit: handled at the end.

Filter	Processing
`date:2026 event:Gorman time:<42`	2026 → Gorman → under 42 seconds
`date:!2026 +event:Gorman time:<42`	Exclude 2026 → add Gorman → under 42 seconds
`miata time:<45 limit:10`	Miata → under 45 seconds → limit to 10
`miata limit:10 time:<45`	Miata → under 45 seconds → limit to 10

The last two examples produce the same result because limit: is always applied after the other filters.

Filter Syntax Summary

Syntax	Meaning
`space`	AND -- further restrict the current results.
`\|`	OR -- either term can match.
`!`	NOT -- exclude matching rows.
`+`	Include -- add matching rows back into the current results.
`field:value`	Search a specific column.
`"multi word phrase"`	Search text containing spaces.
`time:<number`	Compare lap times numerically.
`limit:number`	Limit the final result set to the specified number of rows.