Run4Reef

• Date Sun, 16 Oct 2022  - Sun, 16 Oct 2022
• Time 3:00 PM  - 6:30 PM
• Location Multiple locations, NSW
• Price $29.50 - $87.50
• Organiser run4reef

WELCOME TO A WORLD FIRST.

On Sunday 16th October 2022, a synchronised race event will take place across 22 cities in Australia & New Zealand.
Over 100,000 participants will run for a cause, running for our very own wonder of the world – the Great Barrier Reef.
Races will start simultaneously with a global leaderboard where you will not only compete against your local runners, but runners from across the continent. Register for your preferred distance with races at 1km, 5km, 10km, or the race2zero 10km designed for elite runners.

Locations

With the support of 21 host cities, runners will have the opportunity to compete against participants right across Australia and New Zealand without leaving home. 
 
In each of the 1km (6-14yo), 5km, 10km and 10km race2zero for elite runners, all participant times will be aggregated in real time to create the world’s first simultaneous running event across 2 countries and 21 cities – – with all runners competing over exactly the same distances and being able to measure their times with and against all participants.
 
Reef Restoration Projects
The run4reef is all about raising awareness across the globe – one step at a time.
 
As concerns about the health of the Great Barrier Reef grew, the run4reef initiative has expanded to provide an opportunity for participants to transform not only their own health and well-being, but also the health of their communities and ultimately the Great Barrier Reef.
 
Supported by the Commonwealth and Queensland State Governments, and in partnership with 21 cities across Australia and New Zealand, on Sunday 16th October 2022, run4reef will create a world’s first.
 
Participants will join together on 1km courses in iconic locations starting each event at exactly the same time, creating a unique mass participation event – running for our very own natural wonder of the world – running for the Great Barrier Reef.
 

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