Race directory · race archive
Every race you've run,
on one page.
Every directory helps you find a race and then forgets you entered. Race Repeat keeps it: your bib, your chip time, your photos, your report — race after race, season after season, in one archive that's yours.
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Your race history
10 miles| Yorkshire 10 Mile 2025 | 1:09:42 PB |
| Snake Lane 10 2024 | 1:11:05 |
| Guy Fawkes 10 2023 | 1:14:20 |
| Yorkshire 10 Mile 2022 | 1:18:51 |
Nine minutes faster over four years — the kind of thing a spreadsheet never shows you.
Your race history
10 miles| Yorkshire 10 Mile 2025 | 1:09:42 PB |
| Snake Lane 10 2024 | 1:11:05 |
| Guy Fawkes 10 2023 | 1:14:20 |
| Yorkshire 10 Mile 2022 | 1:18:51 |
Nine minutes faster over four years — the kind of thing a spreadsheet never shows you.
How it works
Follow a race, and its page becomes your private record of it.
Follow it
It lands on your dashboard with the date, the GPX route, and what the weather usually does on that day.
Log it
Bib, gun and chip time, status, photos, and a report written while it's still fresh.
Keep it
Every race at that distance, plotted against your PB. Your first 5K and your last Major, in one line.
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Read the guideRead the guide, run the race, then keep the race.
Your bib, chip time, photos and report — filed against the event page, season after season, so the guide you read before the start line has something to point back at.
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And the directory, when you need it
40,000 races, with the details that decide it
Distance, terrain and profile as real filters. Elevation from actual GPX. Historic race-day conditions. The things a listing page leaves out.
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