Director's Blog

Welcome to the Director's Blog. A mix of valuable insights gleaned from our site analytics and announcements of new features.

A New Find a Race is Coming

A New Find a Race is Coming

29 Sept 2026

This October, we’re launching a fresh brand and an all-new Find a Race, rebuilt from the ground up to be faster, smarter, and ready for the future of event…

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Find a Race x Maverick

Find a Race x Maverick

18 May 2026

We're thrilled to announce that Maverick Race, the UK’s leading trail running event series, has joined the platform.

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Meet Josh

Meet Josh

14 Apr 2026

We're thrilled to introduce the newest member of the Find a Race family, Josh Morgan, who joins us as Sales Executive.

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Strava route embeds

Strava route embeds

19 Nov 2024

Our new integration with Strava means you can now add course routes to your event page in just a few clicks.

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October Highs

October Highs

12 Sept 2024

October is likely to be the busiest month ever seen for bookings on findarace.com. Are your events ready to make the most of it?

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