50 states
Search supports full state names, abbreviations, cities, ZIP-centered sorting, and national discovery.
The Field Today
Your race command center
One place for your next start line, registration deadlines, readiness, friends, official updates, and post-race rituals.
U.S. race directory
The Field
Search running, cycling, swimming, triathlon, duathlon, HYROX, and Spartan Race events. Save your calendar, follow friends, claim results, and build a Trophy Room that feels earned.
18k+
race opportunities
Find the field, save your calendar, and track the finish.
Visibility controls
Choose public, private, and friend-level race sharing.
Official registration
Official race pages open directly from each listing.
Multi-sport ready
Running, cycling, swimming, triathlon, duathlon, HYROX, and Spartan Race filters are separated.
Collections
Curated race ideas
Discover
Find your next race
My Races
Saved calendar
Feed
Race life with friends
Results
Completed races
Trophy Room
Your race legacy
A home for verified medals, jerseys, awards, PR shelves, proud finishes, friend cheers, and annual summaries. Awards only appear when The Field can verify the actual race-year item.
Finish capture
Snap a photo of that trophy
Proudest finishes
Top 3 achievements
Verified hardware
Award case
Series and sets
Grouped achievements
Teams and relays
Shared finishes
Award highlights
Event hardware
Finish wall
Compact timeline
Spectator Mode
Follow race day without hunting for links
Friends
Races your friends are registered for
Notifications
Race reminders and social updates
Submit Race
Add a race for The Field to research
Athletes and organizers can submit official race links, previous-year result pages, or registration pages. The Field reviews those links, finds likely annual recurrences, and sends uncertain matches to review.
Organizer tools
Claim a listing
Organizers can request ownership, upload official photos, add medal/trophy images, update course maps, and mark registration status.
Community database
Race leads from manual results
When users manually add a verified-looking result, The Field can create an internal race lead so future athletes can find the race faster.
Coverage
Built around the event sources athletes already use
Sport families
Running, cycling, swimming, triathlon, duathlon, and HYROX keep their own event types, distances, divisions, disciplines, and scoring formats.
Database refresh goal
The data layer monitors official race pages for new events, sold-out distances, waitlists, results, and course links.
Import plan
Source coverage and update rules
RunSignup
Use the official race search API for U.S. races, date windows, location, event type, registration status, and result links where available.
Eventbrite
Use authenticated API access for public endurance events where allowed, then filter noisy categories before publishing to The Field.
UltraSignup
Prioritize an approved feed or partnership before automated collection, especially for ultras, trail races, results, and runner history.
Running in the USA
Use as a coverage reference and review source terms before pulling listings directly into the database.
EventSignup
Evaluate official access or organizer-submitted listings before using automated import for race discovery and status updates.
365-day window
Default to events from today through 365 days out, while allowing longer-dated events when registration is already open.
Recurring race engine
How The Field builds its own directory
Previous-year races
Past known events become leads, not copied listings. The Field checks whether the official race site has published the next date.
Official race pages
The system prioritizes official event websites and registration pages for dates, status, links, course maps, and results.
Human confidence check
Uncertain matches, duplicate races, date changes, and new user-submitted events can be reviewed before publishing.
How it works
How The Field works
Discover
Search by race, city, state, sport type, terrain, and race-specific event or discipline.
Review
Open race details, availability status, sold-out distances, course links, results links, and official registration.
Track
Save races as interested or registered, then view a compact calendar-style race dashboard.
Connect
See which friends are registered for a race and what distance or event category they are doing.
Race day
Open official tracking, course notes, result links, and post-race capture tools from the race page.
Decide
Use community race reviews, would-race-again signals, and course intel before signing up.
Wish list
Track dream races, lotteries, qualifiers, and registration openings before they hit your calendar.
Celebrate
Build a Trophy Room with medals, jerseys, awards, proud finishes, streaks, and yearly wrapped summaries.
Coverage
Built around the event sources athletes already use
50 states
Search supports full state names, abbreviations, cities, ZIP-centered sorting, and national discovery.
Sport families
Running, cycling, swimming, triathlon, duathlon, and HYROX keep their own event types, distances, divisions, disciplines, and scoring formats.
Database refresh goal
The data layer monitors official race pages for new events, sold-out distances, waitlists, results, and course links.
Import plan
Source coverage and update rules
RunSignup
Use the official race search API for U.S. races, date windows, location, event type, registration status, and result links where available.
Eventbrite
Use authenticated API access for public endurance events where allowed, then filter noisy categories before publishing to The Field.
UltraSignup
Prioritize an approved feed or partnership before automated collection, especially for ultras, trail races, results, and runner history.
Running in the USA
Use as a coverage reference and review source terms before pulling listings directly into the database.
EventSignup
Evaluate official access or organizer-submitted listings before using automated import for race discovery and status updates.
365-day window
Default to events from today through 365 days out, while allowing longer-dated events when registration is already open.
Recurring race engine
How The Field builds its own directory
Previous-year races
Past known events become leads, not copied listings. The Field checks whether the official race site has published the next date.
Official race pages
The system prioritizes official event websites and registration pages for dates, status, links, course maps, and results.
Human confidence check
Uncertain matches, duplicate races, date changes, and new user-submitted events can be reviewed before publishing.
For organizers
Help athletes find the official race page faster
The Field keeps registration on the official event website. Verified organizers can claim listings, update distance status, add course maps, publish results links, and surface important deadlines without replacing their registration provider.
Claim a race listing
Add course map and result links
Mark distances sold out or waitlisted
Send registration deadline reminders
Race data
Designed for an independent race database
The Field can connect to a hosted database, official organizer feeds, public result pages, and partner sources where terms allow so listings and results stay current.
Phase 1Website launch and profile accounts
Phase 2Hosted API, database, and official race ingestion
Phase 3Friend graph, saved races, results, and notifications
Phase 4Mobile app sharing the same race platform
Launch
Get early access updates
Join for launch updates, race data improvements, profile tools, and organizer partnerships.
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Profile
Your profile
Add your city
Add a short bio, your home ZIP, athlete status, and privacy preferences.
Public shows your race calendar, finishes, and Trophy Room.
Private shows only your bio publicly.
Friends can be customized below.
FAQ
Launch questions
Can this connect to my domain?
Yes. Deploy it to Vercel, add your domain in Vercel, then update DNS where your domain is registered.
Is registration handled inside The Field?
Registration links open the official race website, so athletes stay connected to the organizer's own signup flow.
Will this eventually use real race data?
Yes. The hosted version uses scheduled ingestion, source terms review, and partner APIs where available.
How does The Field keep listings trustworthy?
Every production listing should store its source, last verification date, confidence score, and correction path so athletes can report stale dates, closed registration, or wrong course links.
Can organizers update their race?
Yes. Organizer claim flows should let verified race teams update registration, course maps, results, photos, medals, and availability after review.
Privacy
Profiles should default to private until an athlete chooses what to share publicly, with separate controls for friends, followers, upcoming races, results, and Trophy Room visibility.
Terms
Registration remains on official organizer pages. The Field should not imply affiliation with a race unless an organizer partnership or verified claim exists.
Data Sources
Race pages should come from official sites, permitted APIs, organizer submissions, partner feeds, and reviewed community leads instead of unrestricted scraping.
Contact
Use a dedicated launch inbox for corrections, organizer claims, data access requests, and early athlete feedback.