New Running Newsletter for Gibraltar Athletes
A new weekly newsletter helps runners in the region track upcoming local and international races.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Running
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Faye and Phil Morse have launched Race Roundup, a weekly newsletter aggregating race information for runners. The resource curates upcoming events in Gibraltar, Spain, Portugal, and wider Europe for athletes of all ability levels.
Why it matters
The project aims to simplify event planning for runners by consolidating scattered race schedules into a single, timely source. By highlighting events within a 90-minute drive of Gibraltar, it helps athletes coordinate their training and registration ahead of time.
The initiative serves as a centralized curation service for runners, aggregating events within a 90-minute driving radius and across international borders. It remains unknown how many events will be included in each future two-week listing cycle.
The players
Faye Morse
An endurance runner and co-creator of Race Roundup who completed the 225 km Ultra X Jordan.
Phil Morse
An endurance runner and co-creator of Race Roundup who completed the 2026 Boston Marathon.
The details
The newsletter functions by filtering regional race calendars into a weekly email delivered every Monday. Faye Morse, who completed the 225 km Ultra X Jordan race, and Phil Morse, who finished the 2026 Boston Marathon, leverage their personal endurance experience to categorize relevant events. Subscribers receive information on upcoming races scheduled within the two weeks following each delivery.
Timeline
The Race Roundup newsletter officially launched on October 29, 2026.
The newsletter is delivered to subscribers every Monday morning.
Health Landscape
This development reflects a trend toward hyper-local digital hubs that aggregate fitness event data for regional communities. It complements existing digital training tools by focusing on the accessibility of competitive events rather than just biometric tracking.
Consistent race participation can help maintain motivation and accountability for your endurance training goals. If you are preparing for a long-distance event, discuss your training load and recovery needs with your physician before increasing your mileage.
The takeaway
Reliable information is a key component of a sustainable and well-planned running schedule. Check your local race calendar weekly to help align your training goals with upcoming competitive events.
Further reading
Find more tips and resources for your training routine in our Running section.
More information
Access the latest race listings and subscription options at the Gibraltar running race information portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Gibraltar Chronicle.
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