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Sport Event Map
Explore Events

Sport events. One season.

Find your next race.
Build your entire season.

Discover running, trail, ultra and triathlon events across Germany and Europe. Compare races, save your favorites and turn them into a realistic season plan.

No spreadsheets. No scattered race tabs. Everything in one place.

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Germany & Europe

Running · Trail · Ultra · Triathlon

Structured event information

One connected workflow

From race discovery to race day

Sport Event Map connects event discovery, detailed race information and personal season planning in one workflow.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Search events by sport, location, date, distance and registration status.

  2. 02

    Compare and save

    Open structured event information, compare options and save the races that matter to you.

  3. 03

    Plan your season

    Turn saved events into a realistic season with priorities, countdowns and training blocks.

Built around your race calendar

Everything you need to plan your racing season

Interactive event map

Explore events geographically and keep the map, results and event details synchronized.

Explore Discovery

Powerful event filters

Filter by sport, distance, date, location and registration status without losing your search context.

Filter events

Structured event details

Find course information, cut-offs, registration details, race-day information and official sources.

Open Event Wiki

Favorites and shortlists

Save interesting events and build a shortlist before committing to your season.

Find favorites

Personal season planner

Organize A-, B- and C-races, add goals and keep your race calendar realistic.

Open planner

Countdown and preparation

See what race is next and track the information that matters before race day.

Start planning

Event discovery

Explore events without losing context

Search, filter and open event details while the map and event list remain synchronized.

Explore the map

Season planner

Build a season you can actually execute

Prioritize your races, avoid crowded race periods and keep every important event in one personal overview.

  • Countdown to the next race
  • A/B/C race priorities
  • Calendar and season overview
  • Goals, notes and race results
Start planning

Made for the start line

Built for endurance athletes

Choose your discipline and see the event information that supports better race decisions.

5K—42K

Running

Find road races from local 5K events to major city marathons.

Ready when you are

Your next season starts with the right event.

Explore the event database, save the races that inspire you and build a season that fits your goals.

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Event Wiki

Event guides built for race decisions.

Event Wiki is the knowledge area for verified detail information on endurance events, from course profile and cut-off times to race guide links, registration details and planning notes.

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Course

Course information

Route character, surface, aid stations, pacers and PB potential will be shown in a consistent structure.

Cut-offs

Cut-off times

Race-day limits, intermediate cut-offs and triathlon check-in windows will be separated from generic notes.

Elevation

Elevation and difficulty

Elevation gain, terrain, wind, heat, technical trails or open-water conditions will be marked when verified.

Race guide

Bib pickup and race guide

Start documents, official race guide links, bag drop and medical information will stay close to the event facts.

Registration

Registration and prices

Entry status, price phases, lottery rules, sold-out notes and official registration links will remain source-based.

Preparation

Experience and planning tips

Event-specific atmosphere, target group, logistics and preparation notes will be added only when they can be checked.

Season Planner

Community

A place for event questions, travel and shared race plans.

Community is planned as a practical layer around events: questions and answers, rideshares, shared lodging, race reports, organizer news and finding people for training or race day.

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Q&A

Questions and answers

Ask event-specific questions about course, cut-off, bib pickup, heat, waves or logistics.

Ride share

Find rideshares

Coordinate travel with athletes heading to the same start area or city.

Stay

Share lodging or rental cars

Prepare shared hotel, apartment or rental car plans around crowded race weekends.

Stories

Race reports

Collect practical experience from athletes who already raced the event.

News

Organizer updates

Keep relevant organizer news close to the event instead of spreading it across channels.

Buddies

Find training or race buddies

Find people preparing for the same distance, event month or race-day goal.

Select an event to view details.

Add Event

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Profile

Account Settings

Manage your login details and track your race achievements.

Achievements

0 races

Completed Events

Race history

Password

Security

Logout

Sign out on this device. Your saved races and season plan stay connected to your account.

Season Planning

Your Race Calendar

Organize A-, B- and C-races, track spacing and keep your training calendar realistic.

Next race No saved upcoming event
Date -
Location -
Planned Events 0
Upcoming 0
Season Score
Upcoming Countdowns
Season Health
Priority Focus
Key races
Sport mix
Training Block Longest time gap between two upcoming planned races.
Training opportunity
Recommended Events
Season Calendar

Your saved races as a month-by-month season plan with spacing and priority context.

Calendar Export & Sync Download a standard calendar import file for all saved races.

The download is an .ics calendar file, the standard format used by Apple Calendar, Outlook and Google Calendar import.

Season Balance

What Season Balance means

Season Balance describes how demanding your saved race calendar looks overall. It combines race volume, race difficulty, priorities and tight recovery windows into one simple planning signal.

Race difficulty

Shorter races count as lighter load. Marathons, ultras, 70.3 races and full-distance triathlons increase the planning load.

Race volume

More saved races increase the load. A busy calendar is not automatically bad, but it needs more careful spacing.

Priorities

A-races count more strongly than B-, C- or training races, because they usually need more preparation and recovery focus.

Recovery conflicts

If two races are closer together than the recommended recovery window, Season Balance becomes more demanding.

Use Season Balance as a quick reality check: if it says demanding, review whether every race belongs in your season or whether some should stay as C-races or training events.

Race Mix

How Race Mix helps your planning

Race Mix shows what kind of season you are building. It highlights your dominant sport type and the distances that appear most often in your plan.

Season focus

A clear dominant sport can be useful when you are preparing for one main goal, such as a marathon or triathlon season.

Sport distribution

Running, triathlon and ultra events are separated so you can quickly see whether your calendar fits your actual training focus.

Distance focus

Repeated distances show what kind of preparation your season demands, for example shorter races, marathons, ultras or triathlon formats.

Use Race Mix as a quick reality check. If your plan contains very different race types, make sure your training blocks still match the most important goals.

Training Block

How Training Blocks are read

Training Blocks show the time between two upcoming planned races. Past races are not included, so this stays focused on the season ahead.

Under 7 days

Very tight spacing. This is usually more recovery and logistics than meaningful training.

7-21 days

A short block. Useful for recovery, light sharpening or maintaining fitness.

22-56 days

A strong planning window. Often enough time for a focused training phase between races.

More than 56 days

A longer build phase. Good for base work, a new focus block or preparing for an A-race.

The goal is not to fill every gap. Good seasons usually alternate races, recovery and focused build phases.

Season Score

How your season score is calculated

The Season Score is a planning signal from 0 to 100. It is not a medical training metric. It helps you spot whether your race calendar looks realistic, balanced and recoverable.

Recovery windows

Races scheduled too closely together reduce the score. Larger races such as marathons, ultras and triathlons need more recovery time than shorter events.

Priority balance

Too many A-races lower the score. A strong season usually has a few main goals and supporting B- or C-races around them.

Monthly density

If too many races sit in the same month, the score drops. The planner rewards a calendar that spreads load more evenly.

Average spacing

Very short gaps are risky. Extremely long gaps are only lightly marked, because they may still be useful training blocks.

84-100Excellent
68-83Good
45-67Busy
0-44Overloaded

Use the score as a decision helper: review tight recovery gaps, reduce unnecessary A-races and keep your season focused on the races that matter most.

Notice

CLOSED BETA

Willkommen bei Sport Event Map

The platform is ready to use, but event data and planning workflows are still being refined with beta feedback.

  1. Find endurance events with the map, search and filters.
  2. Save races and organize your season with priorities.
  3. Send feedback when data is missing, outdated or unclear.

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