Upcoming Running Races

Endurance Grid lists 12,077 running races across the US, from November 2026 to April 2028 across 50 states.

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What running races are

Organized running races are one of the most accessible entry points into endurance sports. There’s a distance for every fitness level and a community at every start line. Distances run from 1-mile fun runs and 5Ks up through the 10K, half marathon, and marathon.

Most races are timed and chip-scored, with a mass or wave start and aid stations along the course. Big-city races keep the noise going the whole way; smaller races give you long stretches where it’s just you and the miles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many running races are there in the US?
Endurance Grid's Race Calendar lists 12,077 upcoming running races across 50 states.
Which states have the most running races?
The states with the most running races on Endurance Grid's Race Calendar are Florida, Texas, California, North Carolina, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.
What are the running distances?
Running races are held at 1 Mile, 1 mi, 10 Mile, 100 Mile, 100+ mi, 1000m, 100K, 10K, and more distances.
What is a running race?
A running race is a foot race held over a set distance on roads, tracks, or paths. To learn more about what a running race is, check out Endurance Grid's sports guide.
How are running races timed and scored?
Most organized running races are chip-timed: a small tag on your bib or shoe records your time as you cross the start and finish mats. That gives you a chip time — your actual time on course — alongside the gun time measured from the official start.