The Big One: 969 Finishers at Fort Ben
The Indy Half Marathon at Fort Ben just dropped a monster result set — 969 finishers from 2026. That's the largest field in today's haul by a wide margin, and it's now live on the site. See the full results and dig into the splits.
Fresh Results, Five More Races
We pulled in results from five other races today — roughly 1,693 result rows total across all six. Here's what's new:
- Air Line Trail Ghost Run in Hebron, Connecticut — 275 finishers (2026). Results here.
- Forbidden Run Fest in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — 209 finishers (2026). Results here.
- Treasure Coast Halloween Half Marathon & Relay in Stuart, Florida — 178 finishers (2026). Results here.
- Ninja 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, & Half Marathon at Wakefield Valley Park in Westminster, Maryland — 12 finishers (2024). Results here.
- Ninja 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, & Half Marathon at James D. Martin Park in Gadsden, Alabama — 4 finishers (2024). Results here.
New Races Added to the Calendar
Three new races just landed on HalfRuns — and two of them are already more than a year out. Plan ahead:
- Cedar Pocket Trail Run — Littlefield, Arizona — race day March 6, 2027.
- Hippie Chick — St. Paul, Oregon — race day May 8, 2027.
- Divas Peachtree Half Marathon & 5K event — Peachtree City, Georgia — race day November 6, 2027.
The Pattern: A Georgia-to-Arizona Spread
Today's new races stretch from the Pacific Northwest to the Deep South to the desert Southwest — Oregon, Georgia, and Arizona all in one drop. And notice the lead times: Cedar Pocket is 16 months out, Hippie Chick 18 months, and Divas Peachtree a full year from now. Runners are locking in 2027 plans early, and the calendar is filling up fast. If you've got a goal race on the horizon, now's the time to claim your spot.
Also Worth Noting
The two Ninja-series races from November 2024 are tiny fields — 12 finishers in Westminster, 4 in Gadsden — but they're part of the same multi-distance format. Small fields, big variety. Every result counts, and they're all searchable now.
That's the dispatch. Go find your next start line.