5 Mile Run & Walk Start Time: 8:35am

Route:

Start next to Botanical Gardens on South Shore Road and proceed east to the turnaround at Spittal Pond. Return via the same route to finish at the "Lagoon" property.

10 Mile Run Start Time: 8:30am

(10MILE ONLY! There is an early start option at 8:00am for slower runners for the 10 Miles only. (This would be for runners that do in excess of 12:00 minute miles) (No need to advise us, just be at the start line at 8:00am and report your race number to the starter who will note your race number as an early starter)

Route:

Start next to Botanical Gardens on South Shore Road and proceed east to the turnaround shortly after the junction with Paynters Road. Return via the same route to finish at the "Lagoon" property.

 Awards and Prizes

5 Mile Walk:

• Competitive walk 1st male and 1st female
• No Awards for Non-Competitive Event

10 Miles Only:

• 1st Bermuda resident male: David Saul Trophy
• 1st Bermuda resident female: MAAC Trophy 
• Corporate Team Challenge Trophy

5 & 10 Mile Runs:

• 1st overall male and 1st overall female
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd male/female junior (16-19)
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd male/female open (20-39)
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd male/female master (40-49)
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd male/female senior master (50-59)
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd male/female veteran (60-69) 
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd male/female senior veteran (70+)

Team Challenge (10 miles only):

• Trophy for 1st team
• Top three finishers from the same corporate team to cross the finish line in the 10 mile race (male or female) will score for their team.
• The team with the lowest combined score (based on finishing position) will win the Team Challenge e.g. a team comprising of 3 runners finishing 1st, 3rd and 10th would score 14.

Goody Bag

There will be a charitable donation in lieu of a goody bag.

BZS Micro Forest Project

Since 2021, this sustainable initiative has seen BZS plant 28 micro forests (comprising over 10,000 sq.ft.) across Bermuda to date. These dense plots are planted with native and endemic species with the goal to strengthen biodiversity and generate conservation awareness to our local community. The project was based on the Miyawaki Forest model which encourages the growth of trees and forests even in the smallest areas of land, acting as a carbon sink where these forests can remove carbon from the atmosphere continually as they grow.  To date, the project has culled over 150,000 invasive plants, planted over 6,600 endemic plants of 46 unique species and engaged over 3,000 volunteers

RenaissanceRe is one of the founding partners of the project and a portion of all proceeds will go towards the charity. 

Number Pickup

Race Morning at the start from 7:30am onwards.

PARKING AT TUCKER PROPERTY (Enter at South East end of property) Sorry, at the request of the owners of the Tucker Property, if there is bad weather, parking may not be available in which case we will advise race morning.

• Sorry, but you must use a credit card that will work overseas to register
• Please do not bring dogs to the Start/Finish Area in the interest of other participants
• **Strollers in the Non-Competitive Event only and please start near the back to avoid interfering with other participants**

Volunteers

If you know of someone that is able to help with the event on the day, please direct them to this link RenRe Volunteer Sign Up