What’s the procedure if you need to cancel your event?

Things don't always turn out the way you wish for. This is what happens if you need to cancel your event.

For different reasons you might need to cancel your event - too few registrations, too little snow or other weather related resons.

Whatever your reason is, we will be here to help you take the best care of your participants.

It’s always up to you as an organizer to decide if you want to pay back the registration fee, pay back a part of it, create a new event for next year and offer your participants to move their registrations or do nothing. Usually this is announced before the event, so that the participants knows what to expect.

  • Full refund: If you want to refund your participants, we will have to do this for you. Send us an email to organizer@raceid.com and we will help you out.
    Notice that we have to charge you an extra administrative fee of 1€ per refunded transaction, since it will require extra manual work for us.
  • Partly refund: Some organizers decide to pay back a part of the registration fee (this can vary, but between 50 and 90% is common) to the participants, to cover this extra admin fee. It’s all up to you.
  • Move participants to next year: You can also decide to create a new registration page for next year and offer your participants to move their registration. You create a copy of the registration page like this. You can also chose to move all participants automatically, or create empty start lists.

Refundable Booking: If you have Refundable Booking added to your registration, this will not be covering any registration fees if you as an organizer cancel your event, and this fee is also non-refundable by us. Read more about the service here. It’s also connected to the original registration, so if a participant move their registration to next yer, the refundable booking is not longer valid for that registration.


Last but not least - if you want any tips for how to attract more participants to your event, we have a lot of inspiring articles on our Organizer Page. For example this one:

How to get participants to sign up to your race