Virtual fun runs are new, so here’s some answers specifically to the 2022 Think Big Run The Bridge Virtual Run questions you might have;
A virtual race is an event that you can complete at your convenience. You can run or walk the distance anywhere that suits you, during the specified time window.
A virtual race is open to anybody, of any age, no matter where you live or how fast you can run/walk.
The virtual events will be open to anyone who cannot get to the event on race day.
Once you’ve entered, we’ll send you an official and unique Tasmanian made finishers medal.
Anywhere you like. It doesn’t matter if you live in New York, London, Beijing or Sydney. Simply run/walk 5km or 10km at time or place that suits you.
Simply track your run using popular apps like Strava, Garmin Connect, Suunto Movescount etc. We will send you an email with a link to upload your results to the virtual leaderboard in February. Please contact info@epicem.com.au if you do not receive this email by February 24.
Yes of course.
We will run a leaderboard during February 2023 with all the people who submit their times.
Yes. You can try and do the event as fast as you can any time during the month of February 2023. Why not try on February 1 and spend the month getting as high as you can up the leaderboard. You can upload new results. Please note that each upload will replace the existing time.
When you enter online you'll receive an email with instructions on how to upload your results in your Race Roster account.
Submission of results close at midnight AEDST February 26.
Yes. This is perfect for people who can't get to the event in person in 2023.
It costs $25 to enter.
Simply enter online, then;
You can download our virtual course information in a range of languages by clicking the links below.
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