Since 1903, the Tour de France has awarded the Lanterne Rouge to the last place finisher. Not as a symbol of defeat, but as a recognition of something rarer than winning: the refusal to quit.
The rider who crosses the line last has survived everything the race threw at every other rider, and then some. The same mountains, the same weather, the same weight of exhaustion.
The only difference is that they carried it longer.
Over the years, riders have actually competed for the Lanterne Rouge, sacrificing time and position to claim it, because they understood what that distinction means. It is not a consolation. It is a statement.
This year, we took notes from the Lanterne Rouge history, @midsouthgravel and @allbodiesonbikes . We incorporated their #DFL tradition into our new Results Analysis product. Now last place gets a place on the podium, just like at Mid South’s DFL party.
Because at Movemint, we believe every finisher deserves to be celebrated.
#NoResultLeftBehind 🏮
📸 @gwilliees
Some finishes happen long after the race has moved on. Long after the first place finisher has crossed the line, the podium has been celebrated, and the rider has taken everything the road had to give. And yet they are still out there, climbing, grinding, refusing to stop.
At Mid South, the crowds don’t thin. The community stays. And when that last finisher finally crosses the line and collapses into something that looks a lot like joy, everyone is there to witness it, because they know exactly what it cost them to get there.
That finish is worth celebrating just as loudly as the first. This year we were there at the finish line with flowers and the Lanterne Rouge, honoring the last place finisher the way they deserve to be honored alongside @midsouthgravel and @allbodiesonbikes .
Every finisher deserves to be seen. That’s why we sorted Mid South’s results last to first.
Find your Mid South result → movemint.cc/events/the_mid_south_2026
#NoResultLeftBehind 🏮
📸 @gwilliees
Every finish is a result. The best results take time.
This year at the Mid South, we brought flowers to the finish line, and built Results Analysis to make sure every finisher is celebrated.
Tag a finisher who deserves their flowers or drop your Mid South race result below for a chance to win a free entry to a race of your choosing on Movemint.👇💐
#NoResultLeftBehind 🏮
📸 @gwilliees
Next stop 🛬📍Boulder, Colorado
Sign up for @movemint.cc powered events via link in our bio and come move with us.
See you soon, Colorado! 🏔️
#builtbymovers #formovers
Join Chelsea Sodaro and Mirinda Carfrae for an Unlocking Yes x MomForward Movement Community Run on May 21! 💛
We’re kicking things off with miles together, followed by a live podcast panel interview with For the Long Run—a conversation rooted in sport, motherhood, resilience, and what it means to keep showing up for yourself and your community.
Come run, listen, and connect with an inspiring group of athletes and advocates moving the conversation forward—on and off the course.
📍 Community Run + Live Panel
📅 May 21 5pm
🎤 Featuring For the Long Run live podcast recording
All levels welcome. Bring your energy, bring a friend, and be part of the movement.
Bolder Boulder weekend calls for a proper shakeout. 🏃♀️
Join us at Skratch Labs Table on May 24 for a special edition Sweat & Snack: a community shakeout run built around movement, good people, and a few things you probably won’t find at your average packet pickup. 😉
We’ll head out for a social 3-mile run from the Skratch Labs Table, then come back to hydrate, snack, and settle those pre-race nerves together.
🏃♀️ Post-run:
🧃 Custom Skratch hydration bar
🍉 Limited-edition Mint Watermelon Skratch Lemonade
👟 HOKA demos + giveaways
👚 First 50 runners get a limited-edition skratch x @tracksmithrunning Bolder Boulder tee
👯♀️ Pace Groups:
9:00–10:00 pace group with Ashley Mateo (@ashleymateo )
10:00–11:00 pace group with Alex Hermanson (@herm.runs )
11:00 + with Ashley Frye (@ashleyyfrye )
Don’t feel like running? We’ll also have a walk group
RSVP on Skratch Labs @movemint.cc page🤩
@gravel_worlds is better when you’re in it together 👯♀️
We all know training miles hit different when your friends are part of the journey.
Now you can share the events you’re training for directly on Strava, so your crew can follow along your training block, hype you up, and maybe decide to tag along. 🤭
Connect your training uploads to your Movemint.cc account. Share your referral link to your friends: $15 for them, $15 back to you.
From first ride to race day, it’s all better together.
See you at Gravel Worlds 🚵♂️
Join me for a FREE Group Run to kick off BOULDERBoulder weekend— Thursday, May 21 @ 5:30pm 💛
Supporting For All Mothers+ and pushing for real maternal equity in sport.
📍 Meet at Skratch Labs Table
🏃♀️ 3–4 mile run + On shoe demo
🎙 Live For the Long Run podcast
👶 Family-forward setup (lactation space + refreshments)
🎟 Raffle + donations to support the mission (prizes from On, Rapha, Therabody, COROS + more)
Let’s show the industry what supporting mothers actually looks like.
👉 Register + donate (link in bio)
See you there.
We are not just an event registration platform that happens to work in sports.
We are runners, riders, and movers who built the platform we wished existed. Sea Otter was more than a “work trip” for the @movemint.cc team. We were out on the course, riding with organizers, running with brand partners, and doing what we do every weekend: showing up and moving with the people who build this sport.
See you at @seaotterclassic in 2027 🫶
📸 @akp.photo_
Meet @shaigoodman co-founder of @themarinmile 🌉
Shai is one of the movers behind the Marin Mile. She’s a former NCAA lacrosse player from @occidentalcollege turned runner. Her love for movement doesn’t stop at running, she is dedicated to expanding accessibility in sport from surfing to strength training. When she’s not surfing or podcasting with @physicallyeducatedpod , she is building a race that makes track accessible to everyone.
From first timers to the front pack, @themarinmile is all about bringing together a community of people to the track. The beauty is that elites and non-elites share the same track and the same experience, and the celebrations continue for everyone who shows up.
There is also some unfinished business. No one has broken four minutes in the mile on Marin soil. This year could be different. 👀
Sign up for @themarinmile on @movemint.cc and we’ll see you on the track on May 30th.
Link in our bio ✌️
