We often get asked by race directors for new events, where should they host their race? While some non-profits will hold their race at...

After your event you need to ask yourself these two important questions: What did not go well? Did registration flow smoothly? Were the...

Once you’re event is over my guess (and hope) is that you’re exhausted but satisfied with your event but even more thrilled you don’t...

Not too long ago the majority of race registrations. were completed on paper forms. Today, 99% of all race registrations are processed...

Yes that’s right we’re back! After a solid fifteen months of lockdowns, restrictions, remote work and masks life is finally getting back...

For a minute put yourself in the shoes of your potential sponsors (and by sponsors I mean companies rather than individuals). Most...

If you are a new race director looking to get your race established in your local area and become an annual community event create...

Last week we introduced two important keys to the success of any new race: sponsorships and marketing. This week we want to begin talking...

We tell new race directors that you can put together the most awesome race ever, with incredible scenic vistas, the coolest sport-tek...

It usually starts something like this...You’re a good person…You want to be a contributing member of your community. You are a “doer“...

One of the most frequent questions we receive (especially from brand new races) is whether we recommend chip or standard timing.