RaceTrack
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Race together. Support together.

What RaceTrack is

RaceTrack is a shared noticeboard for a running club. You mark the events you have entered, the ones you are thinking about, and the ones you are going along to support. Everyone else in your club sees it, and you see theirs.

An event card for the Brighton 10K on Sunday 6 April, at Brighton Seafront, marked as a race. Eight clubmates are going, and the viewer has entered.
A race in your club’s list.
  • See who else is goingBefore you enter a race, you can see which of your clubmates have already entered it, who is still deciding, and who is coming to cheer.
  • Find the races your club turns out forClub events sit alongside your own, so the races your club already shows up to are easy to spot.
  • A nudge, not a feedOne weekly email with what is coming up, and an update when plans change on an event you are following. Nothing else.
The event page header for Southwark parkrun, a community run on Sunday 6 April 2025 at 9:30 am, with a share button, the viewer marked as volunteering, and the event picked out by their club.
The same kind of event, opened up.

It is not a race entry site. You still enter through the organiser. RaceTrack is only the bit where your club works out who is going.

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Who is out today

On a race morning the home page tells you which of your clubmates are out, what they are doing and what time they are off. It covers every club you are in, so one list answers it rather than four group chats.

A Happening today list of ten people: two clubmates running Preston parkrun at 9 am, one volunteering there, four including the viewer entered for the Brighton 10K at 9:30, one supporting it, one running a Tuesday track session, and one going to a club curry night.
Who from your clubs is out today, and when.

Thinking of bringing your club?

If you help run a club, the awkward question is always who is actually doing what. Committee members end up asking in a WhatsApp group and counting the replies. RaceTrack answers it on one page: who has entered the spring marathon, who is still deciding, and who is free to marshal.

Two club cards. Thames Striders, 142 members, open for anyone to join, where the viewer is an admin. East Road Runners, 38 members, private and join by request, where the viewer is a member.
Your clubs, and what you are in each one.

Setting it up takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing. You create the club, share one invite link, and approve people as they ask to join. You stay the owner, and you can make other members admins to help you run it.

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Know a club that should be on here?

Send this page to your club captain. The link opens exactly what you are reading now.

Hi, I use RaceTrack with another club I run with. It is a shared noticeboard where everyone marks the races they have entered, so you can see who is going to what. I think our club would get a lot out of it. Have a look: https://www.race-track.co.uk/about