William Wilton Joins Barefoot to Support Event Organisers
Barefoot Sport is pleased to welcome William Wilton to the team as it continues to strengthen its support for event organisers and partners. Based on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, William brings more than a decade of experience in customer experience and operations, having worked across both Australia and Europe. At Barefoot, William will work […]
Timing More Than 2,000 Athletes at the Light Night Glow Run
Barefoot was on the ground at the Light Night Glow Run in Devonport, Tasmania, delivering professional timing support for more than 2,000 athletes. The event included the Kids 600m race, alongside open-age 2km, 4km and 8km distances. Across every event, athletes were timed using our sustainable shoe tags, providing organisers with a reliable and practical […]
Andrew Matthews Brings Decades of Event Experience to Barefoot
Barefoot Sport is proud to welcome Andrew Matthews to the team: one of Australian athletics’ most experienced event and competition leaders.
Subi Asif Joins to Drive Growth and Partnerships
Barefoot Sport is pleased to welcome Subhan “Subi” Asif to the team as it scales up across the region.
The Late-Entry Squeeze: Managing Cash Flow When Runners Wait
Anyone running endurance events in Australia right now is seeing the same thing: people are entering later than they ever have.
No Drama, No Delays: Inside Barefoot Timing
Ask any race director about their worst event-day memory and timing is usually somewhere in the story. Failed reads. Results that take hours. A queue of finishers waiting to find out what they ran. Barefoot Timing exists so that’s never your story.
Less Admin, Smoother Signups: Inside Barefoot Registration
Registration is the first impression your event makes, and for a lot of organisers it’s also the biggest admin headache. Barefoot’s registration platform is built to take that headache away from both sides of the start line.
Why We Started Barefoot
Barefoot didn’t start in a boardroom. It started on the ground, at events, with an organiser who was sick of being failed by the systems he was paying for.