Elements Running 21km Results Archive

August 25, 2026

Elements Running 21km Results Archive

This archive documents Elements Running’s recorded 21km (half‑marathon) events and the public result sources that preserve them. It is a working historical resource for runners, race directors, journalists and bettors who need verifiable past results, event context and where to find primary result files. The coverage below is confined to verifiable Elements Running events (Australia) and to third‑party result hosts and organiser pages — it does not claim any expanded continuity or official status beyond the cited sources. (webscorer.com)

Scope and purpose

Elements Running has staged multiple 21km races (labelled “half marathon” in some listings) across its Compass Club and standalone events since at least 2017. This archive collects the key public records and explains how those records were produced and preserved by timing/result platforms and event registries. It is intended as a historical reference — not as a live race entry page. For current entry information or future event updates check the organiser’s official site and the event pages listed in the Sources section. (webscorer.com)

What the archive includes

Confirmed Elements Running events that offered a 21km distance (Compass Club series, Cockle Creek, Chempro Endo‑End, Logan Running Festival and others) and the third‑party platforms that posted their results. (webscorer.com)
Notes on race format and timing hosts (Webscorer, Race Roster / Race Roster pages, Start lists, and archived event reports). (webscorer.com)
Links and instructions so researchers can retrieve full finish lists, category splits and official PDFs where available. (webscorer.com)

Primary sources and how results were hosted

Elements Running results have commonly been presented through public timing services and event platforms. Two hosts appear repeatedly in the record set:

Webscorer — a widely used event timing/result site where many Elements Running finish lists and start lists are stored under the “Elements Running” organiser account. Webscorer pages for Elements Running show multiple 21km events across 2017–2026. These pages are the principal raw result repository cited in this archive. (webscorer.com)
Race registration and event pages (Race Roster / Race Roster event listings) — used for Chempro Endo‑End and other events where the organiser posted distance options (including 21km) and entry notes. Race Roster listings are a complementary source for event descriptions, advertised distances and entry contact information. (raceroster.com)

Secondary contextual sources (news, club reports and local organiser posts) are included where they add course description, participation notes or scheduling clarifications. The Tasmanian Road Runners event report for Elements Running’s Compass Club North provides useful course and logistics detail for a 21km race that was part of the Compass Club series. (tasmanianroadrunners.org.au)

Selected event highlights (representative, verifiable)

The following is a representative selection of Elements Running events that included a 21km option, drawn from the third‑party result and event pages. It is not an exhaustive list of every 21km that ever took place, but it points to the verifiable public records for each entry.

Event name	Date (local)	Location	Primary public result/entry host
Cockle Creek 21km & 42km (Cockle Creek series)	2021, 2022, 2024–2025 (selected years)	Cockle Creek / Recherche region, Tasmania	Webscorer (Elements Running organiser pages) & event posts. (webscorer.com)
Compass Club Central (21km option)	2017 (central edition) and later Compass Club events	Larapinta / varied Australian compass points	Webscorer result files and club reports. (webscorer.com)
Chempro Endo‑End (21km half)	2019–2026 (selected & virtual editions)	Oxenford / virtual options	Race Roster event pages listing a 21km half option. (raceroster.com)
Logan Running Festival (21km start lists)	May 17, 2026 (start lists published)	Berrinba, Queensland	Webscorer start lists tied to Elements Running organiser page. (webscorer.com)

For each of the rows above the full finish lists, splits (where available), and start lists are accessible on the cited timing or event pages. When an event used Webscorer for live timing, the full downloadable results were typically published on the Webscorer event page; when the event used Race Roster for entries the advertised distances and race-day notes appear on the Race Roster listing. (webscorer.com)

How we verified and preserved results

Cataloguing the organiser’s public timing pages (Webscorer organiser account) and saving the event result links and identifiers. Webscorer lists for Elements Running include multiple 21km events spanning 2017–2026. (webscorer.com)
Cross‑checking event descriptions on Race Roster and club reports (for course detail and advertised distances) to confirm the 21km was an advertised and contested distance on the published race day. (raceroster.com)
Using organiser public posts (Elements Running social posts and event pages) as context for scheduling changes, cancellations or format shifts (for example simultaneous running of 21km and 42km at certain Cockle Creek editions). Organiser announcements were cross-checked where available. (findglocal.com)

Where a result page provided a PDF or CSV download, that file is the most reliable snapshot of the finish list. Where only an HTML table is present, archive snapshots (search engine caches, the timing host’s historic page) may be necessary to preserve the exact published list if the organiser later removes the page.

Finding individual results (step‑by‑step)

Open the Elements Running organiser page on Webscorer (the organiser account is the starting point for results lists and start lists). Search by year and by event name (e.g., “Cockle Creek”, “Compass Club”, “Chempro Endo‑End”). (webscorer.com)
If an event used Race Roster or a similar entry platform, open the Race Roster event listing to confirm the advertised distances and entry notes (some events offered virtual 21km options). Look for links to timing hosts. (raceroster.com)
For course description, entry fees and logistical notes consult club reports or the organiser’s public announcements (Elements Running social pages or event posts). Where an event was part of the Compass Club series, club write‑ups (for example Tasmanian Road Runners) provide helpful course detail for remote locations. (tasmanianroadrunners.org.au)
Download the result file (PDF/CSV) if available; otherwise capture the Webscorer result page and note the date and time of publication for provenance. If you plan to store results for research or reporting, keep the original timestamped file and a simple citation (platform, event name, date, URL). (webscorer.com)

Notes on event format, timing and common caveats

Elements Running sometimes runs single-day events where 21km and 42km competitors run on overlapping courses or the same day (organiser announcements clarified changes to start day or distance pairing). Always check the event notice for the edition you’re researching. (findglocal.com)
Some editions ran virtual or “virtual only” options (Chempro Endo‑End virtual editions are documented on Race Roster). Virtual event results and finisher lists may be published differently or not at all; check the entry host for virtual‑event policies. (raceroster.com)
Timing hosts provide different export formats. Webscorer commonly exposes full category breakdowns and age‑group placings; Race Roster is primarily an entry platform, not a timing host. Use both in combination when reconstructing full race outcomes. (webscorer.com)

Guidance for bettors and odds‑seekers (why this archive matters)

This page is primarily historical and editorial: its goal is to point to verified past results that market analysts, form‑watchers and bettors may use to evaluate athlete form or course characteristics. A few important rules:

Bookmaker markets for athletics or particular half‑marathons are event‑dependent and can appear only close to or on race day — availability varies by bookmaker, jurisdiction and event popularity. Do not assume that half‑marathon markets exist for every Elements Running event. Check the sportsbook’s markets for the specific event you intend to bet on. (webscorer.com)
Past results are a useful input for handicapping (course difficulty, weather, athlete finish trends) but they do not guarantee future performance — separate verified result data from editorial opinion when forming a view. Use the primary timing page cited for each event as your source of record. (webscorer.com)
Responsible gambling: betting carries risk. If you or someone you know needs help with gambling, Australian support is available 24/7 through Gambling Help Online (phone 1800 858 858). Always set staking limits and read bookmaker terms before wagering. (reform.sg)

Elements Running’s historical 21km records are useful to compare course difficulty (for instance remote northern‑point courses vs. coastal or suburban half marathons) and to track repeat competitors’ progression. Use the event‑level result pages cited in this archive when performing detailed statistical analysis.

How to cite this archive

If you use material from this archive in reporting or analysis, cite the primary timing/entry host and include the event name and event date. Example (format): Elements Running — Cockle Creek 21km, 18 Oct 2025 — result list (Webscorer). If you need a persistent copy for research, download the published result file (PDF/CSV) from the timing host and store it with a snapshot date.

Preservation recommendations for researchers

Whenever possible, download the original result files from Webscorer or the timing host and keep a copy with a timestamp and the page URL.
Capture organiser social posts or entry notices that explain unusual circumstances (course changes, combined distances, postponements). These contextual notes are frequently removed from event pages after a season, so archive them promptly.
For longitudinal analysis (multiple years), normalise location and course names: Elements Running sometimes reuses event names (e.g., “Cockle Creek”) across years while routes may shift slightly; annotate route changes when they affect course length or terrain.

FAQ

Q: Where can I find the full participant list and finishing times for a particular Elements Running 21km

A: Start at the Elements Running organiser account on Webscorer (the timing host) and locate the event by year and name; if the event used Race Roster for entries you will find the advertised distances and links to timing pages on that listing. When possible, download the published PDF/CSV from the timing page for a definitive record. (webscorer.com)

Q: Are Elements Running 21km events still being organised

A: Elements Running staged events with a 21km option through at least 2026 (Webscorer start lists and organiser entries show 21km distances up to May 2026). For the most current schedule verify the organiser’s official event pages and social channels. This archive documents past events rather than live entries. (webscorer.com)

Q: Can I use these archived results for performance analysis or betting models

A: Yes — the primary timing outputs (Webscorer PDFs/CSVs) are suitable inputs for analysis. Always attribute the original result host and note course, weather and field size differences between editions; these factors materially affect comparability. For betting application, remember markets are event‑specific and bookmaker coverage varies. (webscorer.com)

Q: What should I do if I can’t find a Webscorer result that used to exist

A: If an event page has been removed, search for archived copies (search engine cache, the timing host’s historical pages) and check entry platform pages (Race Roster) and local club reports for corroboration. If necessary, contact the organiser or the timing host; the organiser contact details often appear on the Race Roster or club report pages. (raceroster.com)

Q: Is this site affiliated with World Athletics or an official governing body

A: No. This archive is editorial and independent. It cites official timing hosts and organiser pages where available but does not imply any formal affiliation with World Athletics, event organisers or bookmakers. Where an official document explicitly supports an affiliation that fact will be cited directly. (webscorer.com)

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