Free deck · 75 cards

Race Day Party Game Deck

The alarm was early, the bib is slightly crooked, and somebody is already planning the medal photo. Guess the gear, volunteers, rituals, and tiny surprises that fill a 5K or marathon morning.

For runners, walkers, and cheering crews

The start is busy. The clues move fast.

Race Day is a free Forehead Party deck about packet pickup, start corrals, aid stations, handmade signs, finish-line photos, and the people who make race morning feel festive. It welcomes runners, walkers, adaptive participants, volunteers, spectators, and friends who are mainly there for the pancakes after.

Play it after a community race, at a team breakfast, during a training weekend, or at game night with the people who still have their bib pinned on.

A few cards from the deck

Clue these before the start signal.

  • Race Bib
  • Packet Pickup
  • Starting Corral
  • Mile Marker
  • Course Cone
  • Water Station
  • Funny Spectator Sign
  • Finish Photo
  • Pancake Breakfast
  • Timing Chip
  • Cowbell Cheering
  • Personal Record

How to play

No training plan required.

  1. Pick the deck. Open Race Day and choose a round length.
  2. Hold the iPhone out. Put it against your forehead with the screen facing your friends.
  3. Guess from their clues. Tilt down when you get the card and tilt up to pass.
  4. Pass the phone. Compare scores once every player has finished a round.

Race deck questions

Before the corral closes

What is this deck?

A free 75-card Forehead Party deck about race-day vocabulary — bibs and corrals, water stations, medal photos, and the rituals of fun runs and marathons.

Is it about running performance?

No. It is the culture of race day, not coaching — no pace judgment, no training plans, just the objects and moments every participant and spectator recognizes.

When should we play it?

Post-race brunches, carb-loading dinners, run-club socials, or while cheering a friend from the sidelines between mile markers.

How do you play?

Hold the iPhone to your forehead while friends give clues. Tilt down for a correct guess and up to pass, then pass the phone along.

Does it cost anything?

No. Race Day is a free deck — it comes with the free Forehead Party download, no entry fee.

One more round before brunch

Bring the whole cheering crew to game night.