Discover races, plan trips, compare courses, and track every finish from one personal race command center.
RaceRove is a free US race finder. Search 20,000+ races by state, city, month and distance, including 5Ks, 10Ks, half marathons and marathons, then open a race for its date, course, registration link and typical race-day weather. Plan a 50-state trip or a World Marathon Major from the same catalog.
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Discover and compare 20,220 races by course difficulty, historical weather, field size, location, and registration status. Find your next PR, racecation, or state to conquer.
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Real races on RaceRove, each with the month it is usually run. Open one to see every race in that state that month.
Every state and Washington, DC has its own page of races, by month and by distance.
All 50 states and DCEach one opens the race finder with its filters already set. Add a state, a month or a distance from there.
Courses the finder rates PR-friendly: flat or known to be fast, with trail races and ultras left out.
Chase a PR: open this searchMarathons noted as Boston qualifiers, or flat enough to be good ones.
Qualify for Boston: open this searchBig events people travel for: 2,000 or more runners at the last running on file.
Plan a racecation: open this searchRaces in the states you haven't finished yet, from your 50-state board.
Add a new state: open this searchTrail races of every length, from a 5K in the woods to a mountain ultra.
Hit the trails: open this searchRaces whose usual weather for the month and place is cool or cold. An estimate, not a forecast.
Run it cool: open this searchRun a race in every state and RaceRove keeps the board. Every finish lands on it, with a finish year projected from the pace you have kept.
A race page puts what RaceRove knows in one place, and labels every estimate as one.
Elevation gain, how hilly the course runs, and a PR score for how fast it tends to be.
Recorded conditions from past race days, kept apart from forecasts and climate averages.
Finishers at the last running: a big-city crowd or a small local start.
Open, lottery or sold out, with a sellout risk where one can be estimated.
Where the start is, and estimated flight and hotel costs from your home city.
Coverage varies by race: each of these shows only when that race has it on file.
Searching needs no account. A free one keeps your races with you on every device.
No. Search, the calendar, 50 states + map, race pages, compare, the quiz, the goal calculator and the blog all work without one. Without one, what you mark stays in this browser; an account keeps your saved and finished races on every device, plus the plans you want to come back to.
Yes. There is no paid plan and nothing asks for a card. An account needs only an email address; you sign in with a one-time link, so there is no password to remember.
From recorded weather on past editions of that race, taken from a historical weather archive, when the race has it on file. A live forecast appears from two weeks before race day, for races with a confirmed date. The race page can also show long-run climate averages for the race's date and a seasonal estimate for the month and state, each labelled as what it is.
Not always. Many future dates are worked out from the last running and marked est., and prices are estimates unless the race's own range has been checked. Confirm on the race website before you book travel.
Answering its goal questions, the ones it asks to help you pick a race, is free once on each device. After that, 100 questions are free without an account. Create a free account to keep asking.
Not yet. Connecting Strava, Garmin, COROS, Suunto, Apple Health and Endorphins is coming soon. For now you log finishes yourself, or import them from a spreadsheet once you have an account.