You can import data for GC (General Classification), Points, and Mountain Points to display on the rider status view. Each of these is just a text string, so for GC you can either import raw total time, at time, or total points if your race is based on points and not time.
The import view is shown when you create a new stage in your race file, or you can go back later and import data by selecting the detail disclosure icon. (Detail Disclosure is the small "i" in a circle next to the stage name.)
The import .csv that you create from your results needs to have two columns. The first column identifies the rider either with Bib (number) or UCI Code (license). The second column has the text for the type of data being imported.
Your file must include a first row with headers identifying the columns. e.g. for Points "Bib" or "ucicode" in one column and "Points", "Pts", or "Sprint Points" in a second column.
I hope you find this an easy way to format your results for input. Your results company may be able to provide the raw data in spreadsheet form.
This dialog uses iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or a similar provider to select the downloaded .csv on your iPad.
Here is an example of a Sprint Points .csv in Excel:
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