Ice cream races and trail blazing took place this weekend all over the region. Many runners headed west to take on the Blue Bell Fun
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The Most Scenic Spring Races in Houston
Houston may not have mountains, but spring is one of the best times of year to try out different races all over the Houston area.
Series Kickoffs & Course Records: A Huge Weekend for Houston Runners
It was a packed weekend across Greater Houston, with fast 5Ks, ultra milestones, coastal miles, and the first race of a brand-new series. Here’s your
3 Houston Charity Races You Should be Racing this Spring
Houston’s spring race calendar isn’t just about PRs and podiums. For many runners, it’s about purpose. This March, three local charity races are turning miles
Houston Spring Half Marathon Superlatives
Houston’s spring half marathon season offers something for every kind of runner, from PR chasers to costume lovers. If you’re planning your race calendar, here’s
Houston Runners Close January Strong With a Full Slate of Races
Houston runners closed out January and opened February with a busy weekend of racing. The region’s distance running scene took center stage, spanning major city
Houston Valentine’s Day Races Worth Running
With Valentine’s Day landing on a Saturday this year, runners have a rare excuse to start the holiday early at a starting line instead of
Houston’s Best Spring Courses to Race Hard
Spring in the Houston running community (defined here as February through April) delivers a many races across distances. From fast 5Ks to challenging half marathons,
A December Dash to Remember: Houston’s Biggest Race Weekend of the Season, Dec. 6 – 7 Recap
Houston-area runners packed their calendars this weekend, taking full advantage of a stacked race lineup across the region. From ultras on the trails to festive
Missed Out on the Chevron Houston Marathon? Here Are 5 Early-2026 Marathons to Keep You Racing
The Chevron Houston Marathon may have already filled up for 2026, but that doesn’t mean your marathon goals have to wait another year. Luckily, the