https://asynkrunner.com/tags/race-finding/Recent content in Race-Finding on The AsynKrunner: Bytes, Bites & MilesHugoen-usSun, 30 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://asynkrunner.com/posts/find-your-starting-line-the-race/Sun, 30 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://asynkrunner.com/posts/find-your-starting-line-the-race/<p>You have started running regularly. You struggled in the beginning, but as you put in the days, you discover the hidden <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliud_Kipchoge">Kipchoge</a> in you. More walk-run sessions are slowly transitioning into longer stretches of running. You feel you are a couple of months away from your first race, but which race?</p> <p>How do you find races?</p> <p>My go-to resource is the <a href="https://runningintheusa.com/classic/find-by-state/">Running in the USA</a> website.</p> <p><figure> <img src="https://asynkrunner.com/images/find-your-starting-line-the-race/Screenshot-2025-03-28-at-10.48.25-PM-1-1024x415.png" alt=""> </figure> </p> <p>It lets you filter by month, region, or specific state, and race distance. Once you find a race close to you or in the city you want to run, look up the race on the site <a href="http://raceraves.com">Raceraves</a>. Read race reviews to find out what runners of the previous iteration of the race think about it, focus on what they say about race organization and difficulty.</p>