MultiSport Australia is a leading sports timing specialist brand based in Sydney, NSW. Founded in 1995 by athletes Belinda Soszyn and Greg Darcy, the company understands the critical importance of timing and accuracy for athletes. Over the years, MultiSport Australia has been at the forefront of innovation in sports timing.

They started by processing manually scribed times into computer-generated results and then introduced Low-Frequency returnable chip timing to the market in 2000, which became the industry standard for a long time. In 2006, they introduced Active Chips to the multisport market, and in 2008, the first disposable UHF chip in the Australian market was introduced by MultiSport Australia at the Melbourne Marathon. Today, MultiSport Australia operates under the brand name Sportsplits in over 15 countries, with offices in New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Ireland, and South Africa.

They remain the largest Timing Company in Australia, and Sportsplits is ranked in the top 10 worldwide. With extensive experience in timing services, MultiSport Australia has provided their expertise to various events, including the Mothers Day Classic - Sydney event since 2001. They started with manually scribed timing and gradually transitioned to chip timing in 2003.

As the Mothers Day Classic race expanded, MultiSport Australia expanded as well, covering additional events in Western Sydney, Canberra, and Perth. Ethics and sustainability are fundamental values for MultiSport Australia and Sportsplits Group. They are committed to strict ethical conduct, health and safety, and respect for both society and the environment.

They actively work towards reducing their carbon footprint by reviewing and improving their products, processes, and procedures. The company also promotes the use of recycled materials, equipment reuse, and waste recycling. With a commitment to excellence and sustainability, MultiSport Australia is the go-to brand for reliable and innovative sports timing solutions