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Privacy Policy

How the SARL website handles information while you explore the event, prepare an entry or access the committee area.

Updated 16 September 2026

Website privacy notice. Registration-specific privacy details will be finalized before official entries open.

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Who operates this website?

Sorcery AI Racing League is organized by Data Sorcerers. This notice covers the SARL website and its current features. For questions about this notice or your information, Contact Data Sorcerers. Please identify SARL in your message so it can be directed to the appropriate organizer.
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Browsing and technical information

The website’s hosting infrastructure processes requests needed to deliver pages, images, video and other files. Technical information can include an IP address, browser details, the requested address and request timing. Security checks also use request information to protect access and limit repeated attempts. Avoid including personal or confidential information in page URLs.
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Registration and future entries

Registration is not currently open. The public registration page does not accept participant entries, collect form submissions or send confirmation emails.

If live registration is enabled, the form collects the information shown at that time, such as participant names and email addresses, division, team details, location, institution, degree level and study program. Eligibility review may require proof of active enrollment and institutional accreditation. This information is intended for entry administration, eligibility verification and event communication. Do not submit another person’s information without their knowledge and appropriate authorization.
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Final build integrity records

The final requires teams to build a new AI driver without LLM or generative coding assistance. To verify compliance, finalists may be required to use organizer-provided development systems and submit source history or development records together with their code. Before collection begins, finalists should receive details about the records collected, who can access them, the review purpose, retention period and available enquiry process. These records must be limited to competition work; participants should not place unrelated personal information, credentials or private projects in the final workspace.
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Committee access and service providers

The committee area uses account and session information to restrict access to authorized staff. Administrative actions can be recorded in an activity log. The planned live setup uses Supabase for committee authentication and application storage, with Google Sheets for participant administration; connection and access arrangements must be finalized before live entries are accepted.

The public site is hosted on Vercel. Hosting providers process technical information to operate their services. You can review Vercel’s privacy information. Following links to Data Sorcerers or other external services takes you to websites with their own privacy practices.
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Cookies and analytics

The current application uses an essential session cookie for committee sign-in. Its frontend does not include advertising pixels or a third-party analytics integration. This does not mean hosting infrastructure processes no technical data. Read the Cookie Policy for the cookie’s purpose, duration and available browser controls.
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Retention, requests and changes

The retention schedule and full privacy terms for live registration have not yet been published. They should be provided before official participant information is collected. Use the Contact Data Sorcerers page to ask about information you have supplied, request a correction or raise a privacy concern. Provide only the details needed to identify your request; do not send passwords, session tokens or identity documents in an initial message.

This notice describes the current website and should be reviewed when registration, integrations or data-handling practices change. Any request will need to be considered under the applicable requirements and the event’s confirmed arrangements.