Fuelling plans for race organisers

What your runners get

The course, already loaded. Distance, climb and the profile come from your GPX. Nobody types in a guess.
A plan per leg. "Leave aid station 3 with four gels, one bar and 600 ml." Times per leg come from that leg's own climb, so a steep section gets its own clock.
Carbohydrate, fluid and sodium per hour from published guidance, with the overdrinking warning where it belongs. Every number is cited on the page.
It goes with them. A link that holds the whole plan, a calendar file with an alarm for every gel, a printable sheet. No account, nothing stored.

What you get

Runners who have thought about food before the start. The runner who has planned the last two legs is the one who does not need your medics at the final checkpoint.
Your branding. Your name and logo in the header, your official figures, your aid stations by name. It reads as part of your race information, and you can embed it on your own site with one line.
A place for your nutrition partner. The plan ends in a shopping list: this many gels, this many bars, this many salt capsules. Your sponsor's products and a discount code sit right under it. That is sponsor activation you can sell.
Numbers. How many runners used it, and what they are planning to carry, in aggregate. Useful for stocking the aid stations.

How it works

Send the GPX of each course and the aid stations (distance into the race, and the names you use). A logo if you want one on the page.
Within two working days you get a link to review: verticalfuel.run/r/your-race/. Change anything you like.
Link it from your practical information, or embed it. It stays up and updated for the whole season.

Price

€350per race, per edition. All course distances included (your 106K, 53K and 26K count as one race). Updates during the season included.

€250per race from the second race for organisers with several events.

No commission on your sponsor deal; what your partner pays you is yours. If your race is small and the budget is not there, write anyway. The first pages were built for free in exchange for honest feedback, and that offer is not entirely closed.

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