Race Calendar Find My Next Race Launches With 1,000+ Races in 101 Countries
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NEW YORK – September 22, 2026 – Find My Next Race has launched a free global race calendar that lists more than 1,000 upcoming endurance races in 101 countries and lets athletes filter them by sport, distance, date, difficulty and expected race-day weather.
The gap it was built for is the athlete who does not stay in one discipline. A single season can mix HYROX, a marathon and an IRONMAN, or aquathlon, triathlon and HYROX, and until now planning that meant a different calendar for each sport and no single view of the year. Results are scattered the same way, sitting in whichever platform ran the event.
The calendar covers road running, triathlon, trail and ultra, cycling, swimming and obstacle racing. IRONMAN, HYROX, Challenge Family, the World Marathon Majors, parkrun, CrossFit and the UTMB World Series are synced automatically. Race status (open, sold out, closed) refreshes every night, and new races from those operators show up within 24 hours of being announced. Smaller independent races are added by hand.
Two filters are rare in race directories. The first is weather: athletes can filter by typical air temperature, wind, chance of rain and, for swim events, water temperature. The second is difficulty: each race is graded from novice to elite, and carries a 1 to 5 prestige score based on series, finisher numbers, prize money and location.
Athletes can also create a public page that tracks the races they have run, across every discipline rather than one at a time, and follow what the people they train with have signed up for next.
AI season planning is in alpha. It is designed to turn a list of races into a schedule: which events become the A races, which are B and C, and which are there for fun, with the goalposts between them. Athletes will be able to connect training data from Strava, Garmin and similar platforms so the plan reflects what they are actually doing rather than what they intended to do.
Training for that season is handled elsewhere in the same group of sites: hybrid athlete and hybrid training for athletes combining strength and endurance, and AI Training Plan for the plan itself. Coaching across disciplines is what athletes like Lam Quang Nhat, SEA Games champion and Vietnamese IRONMAN 70.3 record holder, already do in practice.
The site takes no money from race operators. Listings are free, registrations are not marked up, there are no affiliate cuts on entries and there are no sponsored placements, so a race ranks the same whether or not its operator has heard of the site. It is available in eight languages.
“My coach races aquathlon, triathlon and HYROX. I do HYROX, marathons and IRONMAN. There was no one place to plan a season across all of that, or to see what my friends had already signed up for,” said Thomas Prommer, a marathoner and HYROX athlete who built the calendar. “I wanted a single list that tells me what I can still get into, how hard it is and what the weather actually does that week, and somewhere to put the results side by side afterwards.”
About Find My Next Race
findmynextrace.com is a global, multi-sport race finder for athletes. It is an independent index of endurance races across running, trail, triathlon, cycling, HYROX and more, linking to each event’s official registration page. It belongs to no race operator, registration platform or ticketing agent.
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