Legal Notice
Identity of the owner of the website and of the RaceFinder service.
Last updated: 25 October 2026
Website owner
This website and the RaceFinder service are owned by Bernat Erta Majó, acting as a private individual.
- Name: Bernat Erta Majó
- Email: contacto@racefinder.io
- Website: https://racefinder.io
- NIF: 48054378H
- NIF-IVA: ES48054378H, from 01/11/2026
- Address: Carrer dels Pardals, 10, escalera 1, planta 00, puerta E3, 25195 Lleida, España
RaceFinder is a brand used by Bernat Erta Majó. RaceFinder does not in itself constitute a commercial company or a separate legal entity.
Purpose of the site
RaceFinder gathers publicly available information about athletics competitions and presents it to athletes together with analysis tools that compare a competition against the user's athletic profile. RaceFinder does not organize competitions, does not manage entries, and is not a federation. RaceFinder is not affiliated with World Athletics.
Creating an account requires express acceptance of the Terms and Conditions and confirmation that the Privacy Policy has been read, by ticking the box on the sign-up form or, if the account is created with an identity provider, on the sign-up screen. Users agree not to use the site unlawfully, not to interfere with its security, and not to copy or scrape its content in bulk.
Intellectual and industrial property
The RaceFinder name, its brand, design, software, and the compilation of content belong to Bernat Erta Majó or to their respective owners. Factual competition information, official results, and organizer materials belong to their sources and are shown for informational purposes.
Liability
Competition information comes from external, public sources and may change without notice. Reasonable care is applied, but its accuracy, completeness, and currency are not guaranteed. Links to external sites are provided for convenience and their content is not under the owner's control.
Applicable law
These pages are governed by Spanish law. Where the user is a consumer resident in the EU/EEA, the mandatory consumer-protection rules of their country of residence remain in force, along with the possibility of bringing proceedings before the courts of their domicile.