About

The Kinetic Chronicle

A syndicated cartography of worldwide endurance racing — professional fields and first-timers, across every continent.

Endurance racing worldwide is scattered across hundreds of organizer sites, timing platforms and federation calendars. Finding the right start line means juggling a dozen browser tabs and a spreadsheet you have to maintain yourself.

The Kinetic Chronicle pulls those listings into a single, filterable directory. We don't run the races and we don't take a cut of your entry fee — we map them. Every record carries the official registration link so you always sign up directly with the organizer.

Race directors can submit new events or corrections through the submission form, then manage every listing — per-race analytics and built-in volunteer sign-ups with CSV export — from the Director Portal. Athletes can build a personal season on the My Season dashboard, track their results on the Athlete Leaderboard, browse editorial Training Guides, and discover events nearby or by series. Questions about using the directory are answered on the FAQ page, and our listing standards are documented in the Editorial Policy.

How we work

Four principles

Aggregated, not invented

Every listing is syndicated from the race's own official site — the organizer's page is always the source of truth for date, price and registration.

Every sector, one grid

Running, trail and ultra, road and mountain biking, triathlon, open water, paddling, skiing, adventure and multisport — all on the same map.

Built to stay current

A structured feed means new events land fast and stale ones fall away. Race directors can submit corrections through the site.

Independent

We take no cut of your entry fee. Registration always happens on the organizer's official portal.

What's inside

Everything the directory offers

Two audiences, one platform. Athletes discover and track races; directors list and manage them. Every feature below is free to use.

How we aggregate

  1. We monitor official race websites, federation calendars and organizer feeds for published events.

  2. Each event is normalized into a structured record — date, start time, location, distance, elevation, price and a direct registration link.

  3. Listings are categorized into sport sectors and made searchable through the directory's filters.

  4. Race directors submit new events or corrections; our editors verify against the official source before publishing.