Endurance planning breaks down when time isn’t crystal clear, especially with multi-day races and teams spread across time zones. This release is a big step forward for the timeline: clearer timestamps, better navigation, and a UI that’s faster to scan while you’re editing stints.
1) Drive In / Drive Out now includes the date
The timeline now displays date + time (e.g., “May 9 03:30”), which removes ambiguity when stints cross midnight or when you’re reviewing plans created in a different local time.
2) Per-stint time zone viewing (with a clear indicator)
You can view stint times using a selected driver’s time zone, and when a custom time zone is applied we show a flag indicator. This makes “is this correct for the person driving?” a quick visual check.
3) More readable stint timing layout
We switched to a label + bold value layout for Drive In / Drive Out so the important numbers stand out immediately.
4) Stint navigation is reliable again in the simple timeline view
Stint links/anchors now scroll to the correct stint card even when you’re using the “Assign drivers” timeline view—making it easy to jump around the plan while editing.
5) Small UI improvements that speed up workflow
This update also improves combobox label truncation for long values and adds icons to key actions (restore/share/sync/apply), so common actions are easier to spot at a glance.
6) Styling cleanup for consistency
We removed Tailwind utility usage from the TeamStint UI area and aligned it with the existing SCSS/module styling approach to keep styling consistent and maintainable.
Feedback
If you see a time discrepancy, send:
your local time zone,
the selected driver time zone,
and a screenshot of the stint timing row.