PizzaCup

Running clubs, cycling clubs & teams

GPS club rallies for running and cycling clubs

Turn a season opener, anniversary, or club evening into a shared challenge. Plan the route, invite teams, and follow progress, times, and rankings live.

A sporting event with a shared goal

Individual or team

Organize a personal running challenge or shared team scoring.

Follow live

Organizers see race status and positions and can send notices during the rally.

Share results

Times, rankings, and the podium create a clear shared finish.

Formats for your club

Route ideas as a starting point

A 5- to 10-kilometer circuit with a few clear checkpoints can suit a running event. A cycling rally can be longer but needs carefully chosen controls, safe stopping places, and a realistic time limit. These are planning examples, not ready-made route recommendations.

Safety remains part of organizing

PizzaCup displays a digital route and supports the event but does not grant permission to navigate anywhere. Traffic rules, access rights, weather, equipment, and route suitability remain the organizing club’s responsibility. Do not place check-ins at dangerous road crossings or locations without a safe stopping place.

How the event runs

1

Build the route

Choose a route and GPS or QR checkpoints suited to the activity.

2

Invite teams

Share the participation link and communicate the start window.

3

Follow it live

Watch race status and send messages when needed.

4

Celebrate together

Share rankings, the podium, and stories from the route.

Frequently asked questions

Can teams start at staggered times?

Yes. Participants or teams can register through the invitation link and start according to the planned schedule.

Is PizzaCup suitable for running and cycling routes?

Yes. Organizers choose the route, length, and checkpoints. The route must be planned safely and legally for the chosen activity.

Does PizzaCup show live rankings?

Yes. Times, race status, rankings, and the podium can be shown during and after the event.

A club event people still discuss at the next training session.

Test a short route with the organizing team first.