Finding your next race shouldn't require tabbing through six different websites, cross-referencing dates on a spreadsheet, and still not knowing whether the event is legit. But that's the current state of race discovery for most endurance athletes. Registration sites are cluttered. Search filters are broken or missing. And none of them have any idea what your training looks like.
Findrr was built to fix that. It's a race discovery engine inside Sequorr — searchable, filterable, and connected to the training data you're already tracking.
The Problem With Race Discovery Today
If you've ever tried to find a race, you know the drill. You search for "half marathon near me" and get a mix of expired events, SEO-optimized aggregator pages, and results from three states away. The sites that do index races charge organizers to be listed, which means smaller, local events get buried or excluded entirely.
Even when you find an event, the information is scattered. You're jumping between the race website, a registration platform, a course map on a different page, and maybe a Facebook group to see if the event is actually happening this year.
There's no single place that lets you search races the way you'd search for anything else — by what matters to you, with results you can trust.
What Findrr Does
Findrr is a race search engine. It indexes endurance events globally and lets you search by three things that actually matter when you're picking a race:
- Location — Search by city, state, or country. Set a radius and see what's desirable for you.
- Distance — Filter by race distance: 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon, and everything in between.
- Terrain — Road, trail, or mixed. Know what you're signing up for before you click register.
That's it. Searchable by the criteria runners actually care about.
Race Discovery Meets Training Intelligence
Here's where Findrr diverges from every other race listing site. Because it lives inside Sequorr, Findrr has access to your training data. It knows your CTL. It knows your fitness trend. And it can use that information to tell you something no registration page ever will: whether you're actually ready for the race you're looking at.
When you browse races in Findrr, your current fitness level travels with you. A marathon listing isn't just a date and a price — it's a date, a price, and a signal about whether your body is prepared for the distance given where your training stands today.
This isn't about discouraging anyone from signing up. It's about giving you data where there used to be guesswork. If you're 12 weeks out from a marathon and your CTL is at 45, that's useful to know. You can plan your build accordingly. If your CTL is at 80 and you've been consistent for months, you can register with confidence.
Findrr on the Web and in the App
Findrr exists in two places. On the web, it's a standalone search page at sequorr.com/sequorr-findrr — open to anyone, no account required. You can search, filter, and browse races without downloading anything.
Inside the Sequorr iOS app, Findrr is a native tab. Same data, same search, but with your training context layered on top. This is where the fitness readiness signal lives — because it requires your HealthKit data to calculate.
Find Your Next Start Line
Findrr exists because, I the "Founder" Spencer Kenyon, decided finding races is too much work, tedious, and just outright sluggish. Finding races should be as simple as searching for them — by where the race is, what events are taking place, and what's the environment like. And if you're tracking your training with Sequorr, you'll' know whether you're ready.
Search is open now at sequorr.com/sequorr-findrr. Find your next race and prove it.