For Mountain Race Organizers

1. Why should you verify your event?
   • Be at the top – literally!
   • Your routes deserve more than just a GPX file
   • Take full control of your event
   • See how interest in your event changes
   • Find out what your participants really think
   • Create your own ranking. Build your event's sporting legacy.
   • Don't let your event live only on race weekend
   • Discover the potential favourites before they even start
   • Build relationships with runners that go beyond the finish line
   • Be part of the community. Don't build another isolated island.
2. One platform, one profile, more and more possibilities.
3. How much does it cost?
4. How do you claim your event?
5. Your event is already here. Now make the most of its potential!

Being listed in the calendar isn't enough – it's time to stand out from thousands of other events!

Your event can already be part of RMT – a global platform dedicated to mountain and trail running, bringing together events, routes, results, and a community of runners from all over the world.

But simply being listed in the calendar is only the beginning.

Take direct control of your event, obtain Verified Event status, and make the most of everything RMT has to offer.

Verification is free. The only requirement is having your own event website where you embed the interactive route maps provided by RMT.

Gain greater visibility, control over the information presented, access to data on runner interest, and tools that help you build a community around your event throughout the year.

Don't be just another listing in the calendar. Be an event that runners notice, follow, and choose.

RMT is the best place in the world for your event to connect with its future participants. And we're not going to be modest about it.

Why should you verify your event?

1. Be at the top – literally!

One of the key benefits

In the default calendar view on RMT, events with Verified status are given priority and displayed right at the top of the list.

This means that when runners browse the calendar looking for their next races, your event gets a privileged position ahead of unverified events.

What do you get?

• Priority visibility – your event is displayed ahead of unverified listings in the default calendar view.
• Official status – runners can see that your event profile has been claimed and is managed directly by its organizer.
• Greater credibility of information – you can ensure that the information presented is up to date and complete.

Important: Verified Event status means that the event profile is officially managed by its organizer. It is not a quality certificate or an independent assessment of how the event is organized.

Runners discover new events every day, compare routes, and plan their next races. Don't leave your event further down the list when you can ensure it gets the visibility it deserves.

Unverified events are listed in the calendar. Verified events are featured. That's the difference.

2. Your routes deserve more than just a GPX file

The route is one of the most important factors when choosing a race. Distance, elevation gain, terrain profile, and surface type can tell a runner more than many promotional websites.

With RMT, you can use interactive route maps not only in your event profile but also directly on your own website.

All you need to do is embed the generated map code on your website.

You get, among other things:

• Interactive maps of all your routes.
• The ability to present detailed route data, including distance and elevation gain.
• Route analysis and verification of route parameters.
• Information about surface types.
• A clear presentation of each route and its characteristics.
• Free GPX downloads directly from the organizer's website – no RMT account required. Make it easier for runners to download routes and plan their own training.
• Maps that are always up to date. Change a route in RMT, and the updates automatically appear on your website. You don't need to regenerate or replace the map code, edit your website, or involve a developer.

You don't need to build your own mapping system or maintain additional infrastructure. You simply take advantage of the capabilities offered by RMT, while runners can explore your routes directly on your event website.

One route, many ways to present it. One embed code that enhances your website.

3. Take full control of your event

Who should know best what your event looks like, what routes it offers, and where runners can register? The organizer, of course.

Once your event is verified, you gain the ability to manage the event and its routes directly.

You no longer have to rely solely on information submitted by other users. You can update details yourself, develop your event profile, and make sure that the information presented reflects reality.

You can also publish direct links to registration platforms, making it easier for interested runners to go from your event profile straight to registration.

Your event, your information, your control.

4. See how interest in your event changes

Is your event attracting more attention? Which edition generated the greatest interest? How does your event's popularity change over the years?

RMT provides an event interest chart presenting aggregated year-over-year data covering all of its routes.

This is much more than a single profile view count.

You can monitor changes in interest in your event as a whole and compare them across different years.

Use this information to:

• Compare interest in your event across different editions.
• Monitor changes in interest over time.
• Analyse long-term trends.
• Use data when planning your promotional activities.

Stop relying on intuition alone. See how runners respond to your event.

5. Find out what your participants really think

The race is over. Runners have returned home. The excitement is slowly fading. And you're already thinking about the next edition.

This is the perfect time to find out how participants remember your event.

With access to post-event surveys, you can analyse feedback from runners who took part in your event.

Learn about their experiences, identify the strengths of your event, and find out which aspects of the organisation could be improved.

Instead of relying exclusively on individual comments or random opinions on social media, make use of feedback collected directly from participants.

Every edition can be better than the last. Provided you know what needs improving.

The best organizers don't just organize races. They also know how to learn from their participants' experiences.

6. Create your own ranking. Build your event's sporting legacy.

Why should the competition end at the finish line?

With RMT, you can create custom rankings dedicated to a specific event or an entire group of events.

Are you organizing a race series? Several events in different locations? Or perhaps an event whose participants regularly return for subsequent editions?

Create your own ranking system and give runners another reason to come back to the starting line.

You can also create your own Crown – a sporting challenge covering a single event or a group of events.

Make earning the Crown an additional goal, with completing all the required routes becoming a source of pride.

It's an opportunity to build recognition, sporting traditions, and participant loyalty.

A single race can be a one-time experience. Your own ranking and Crown can create a sporting legacy that runners will keep coming back to for years.

7. Don't let your event live only on race weekend

What happens to interest in your event between editions?

Many events are promoted intensively in the weeks leading up to race day, only to disappear from runners' radar for months afterwards.

You can change that.

RMT allows you to create virtual challenges linked to your event routes. These encourage participants to take on sporting challenges and train on your event routes even before the official race takes place.

Imagine runners discovering your routes before race day, testing their abilities, and getting involved in the competition before they even reach the starting line.

This creates additional opportunities to:

• Promote your routes and the surrounding region.
• Build interest before the event.
• Engage runners between editions.
• Encourage regular training on your event routes.

Don't wait until race day to remind runners about your event. Give them a reason to think about it throughout the year.

8. Discover the potential favourites before they even start

The excitement of competition begins long before the starting signal.

With the ability to create start lists, you can present the runners taking part in your event and analyse the potential field for individual races.

This is a great starting point for building interest in the competition.

Who will be on the starting line? Who could be fighting for the win? Which names are worth keeping an eye on?

Start lists help runners get to know the field and add another dimension to the competition.

Make sure runners are interested not only in the route, but also in who they'll be competing against.

Creating and viewing start lists requires an active Premium account. The same rules apply as for every other RMT user.

9. Build relationships with runners that go beyond the finish line

Every participant in your event is a potential participant in the next edition.

With RMT, you can communicate with participants and people who have shown a direct interest in your event, both before and after the race.

Share event information, maintain interest, build relationships, and encourage runners to come back.

You don't have to start building your community from scratch every time.

Make sure runners remain part of your event beyond race day.

10. Be part of the community. Don't build another isolated island.

This is one of the most important ideas behind RMT.

We're not creating another closed event directory where every organizer operates entirely in their own world.

RMT brings together organizers, runners, and enthusiasts of mountain and trail running from all over the world.

Events, routes, results, rankings, sporting challenges, and participants' experiences all come together in one place.

Your event can benefit from infrastructure and a community that already exist and continue to grow.

You don't have to build everything from scratch. You don't have to create another closed ecosystem. You don't have to compete for runners' attention on your own.

Join a shared space and grow your event together with people who are passionate about mountain and trail running.

RMT is not another isolated island on the internet. It's where all these worlds come together.

One platform, one profile, more and more possibilities.

With RMT, you don't need a separate, isolated organizer dashboard or another system that you have to learn and manage.

Everything takes place within the existing platform and your event profile.

The interface remains consistent, while the available features expand depending on the user's status and permissions.

Once you claim your event, you gain access to organizer-specific features. Wherever a Premium account is required, the same standard rules that apply to all users also apply to organizers.

We don't complicate what can be simple.

How much does it cost?

Verification is completely free.

Yes, really. No hidden subscription fees or fine print.

We don't charge for:

• Taking over event management.
• Obtaining Verified Event status.
• Managing your event profile directly.
• Using organizer features that are available without an additional subscription.

We don't require you to purchase an advertising package, pay for promotion, or commit to a long-term partnership.

There is just one requirement: you must have your own event website and embed the interactive route maps provided by RMT on it.

This is the only condition required to obtain Verified Event status.

Don't have your own website? In that case, you cannot take advantage of free verification. This isn't just a formality – it establishes a genuine connection between the event and its official organizer while ensuring that the routes are presented on an external platform.

Some advanced features offered by RMT, such as creating and viewing start lists, require a Premium account. This is a standard rule that applies to all users – organizers are not charged any special additional fees.

We're not selling you a spot in a directory. We're inviting you to help build a global community of running events.

How do you claim your event?

It's easier than you think. The entire process takes place directly on RMT.

Is your event already listed on the platform?

Find it in the calendar, open its profile, and look for the event verification option in the menu.

Is your event not yet listed on RMT?

Add it to the calendar, then open its profile and use the verification option.

Not sure where to find the relevant feature or need help? Get in touch with the RMT administrator.

Your event is already here. Now make the most of its potential!

Thousands of runners use RMT to discover new events, compare routes, analyse results, and plan their next races.

Your event could be one of those that catches their attention.

You can remain just another listing in the global calendar.

Or you can take control of your event, obtain Verified status, stand out in the default calendar view, and make use of tools that will help you grow your event throughout the year.

The choice of how many of these opportunities you use is yours.

Don't leave your online presence to chance. Don't leave others in control of the information about your races. Don't let your event get lost among thousands of other events.

Claim it. Verify it. Grow it.

Verify your event now!

Free. No commitments. Benefits that can pay off over future editions.

RMT – the best place in the world for your event. Period.

Note: Some features may not currently be available. For details on where to find individual options and how to use them, please contact the administrator of the platform.