add sort by advertised_start_time#2
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Step 2: Order Races by Advertised Start Time
Results are now always ordered by
advertised_start_timeascending (earliest first) by default. You can reverse the order withsort_direction.Field:
filter.sort_direction(enum, optional)Values:
SORT_DIRECTION_UNSPECIFIED(or omitted) → ascending (earliest to latest)SORT_DIRECTION_ASC→ ascendingSORT_DIRECTION_DESC→ descending (latest to earliest)Example – Default ordering (ascending)
No
sort_directionprovided → ascending order.Example – Explicit descending order
Returns the most recently scheduled (or already started) races first.
Combine ordering with visibility: