Run the River

Come join us for the 4th annual Run the River Marathon and Relay, starting at Columbia Park in Kennewick, WA.  

This road race features a scenic course that travels through the towns of Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco all while staying next to the mighty Columbia River.  This classic road marathon follows paved paths and roadways the entire time and offers participants with great views of 3 beautifully landscaped parks, the meandering Columbia River, as well as the rugged surrounding mountains.  The flat course and cool spring weather will provide runners with a prime opportunity for a fast finish time if that is their goal.  Likewise, the course lends itself well to runners of all abilities as well as walkers... which tend to have the best time out there!

3.1 MILES

START TIME

8:45am start   /   2:00pm course closure 

There is no early start option for the 5k.

COURSE

Gather up the family, group of friends, or co-workers! This is the perfect distance for all ages to have fun and be active. The course is USATF certified (code WA24011RMB). It is a flat out and back course along the river.  

Cyclists will be leading the front runners throughout the race and we will have a group of folks sweeping the course after the last person.

The course map is below and is also available online here https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2314966?units=miles.

OTHER

An Aid Station will be located at the halfway / turnaround location and will include water. 

Post Race - We will have various beverages and an assortment of snacks for the 5k finishers.   Hot food, which is included in the marathon and half marathon entry, will be available for a $5 charge, with tickets available at the Event Headquarters tent on race day. After you refuel, be sure to check out the Recovery Zone for a little FREE R&R. This is sponsored by a physical therapist, chiropractor and massage therapists.  While you may not feel like running the course again that day, it will help you feel a little less sore and better able to get around later in the day! There will be a "finisher village" near the finish line so you can check out the latest offerings, race sponsors and chat with some great people that helped support this race.  Also, random raffle drawings, be sure to look for your bib number!  

Entry Fee covers race course support, a custom finisher medal, a reusable bag with goodies, free race photos, a chance to win a prize during the raffle drawing, and post race snacks. There is tiered pricing based on when you register, so sign up early for the best deal.  

RUNNERS SERVING RUNNERS 

This race got started with a group of runners from the Tri-Cities meeting for coffee. We are not a running club just a group of people who love to run.  Our goal is to put on a high quality event for everyone to enjoy.

The event is co-owned and directed by Jason & Annika, both of whom have several years of experience in race directing. Jason is a certified race director with RRCA. The event has a race committee with over a dozen members with a variety of experiences, including Boston marathon runners, 100 miler finishers, mountain climbers, trail & road runners.  Together they bring years of experience & knowledge with running and racing that is then fed into putting on an event that offers everyone a great experience. The success of this event is 100% due to there being so many talented and passionate people working year around. 

News/Media:

Apple Valley News Now 2024

Non Stop Local 2023

Fox 41 Yakima 2023

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Are you ready to make a difference in our community?

 Run the River is a new and growing event in the Tri Cities, and we're excited to engage both residents and local businesses by providing a healthy, active, outdoor experience that showcases our vibrant community. This year marks the third edition of Run the River, and we are looking for companies to partner with as we continue to grow.

Run the River offers several ways for businesses to partner with us:

• Corporate Wellness: Is your company searching for ways to foster positive health and wellness practices while creating a fun team-building activity? Participating businesses can earn great incentives, such as discounted race entries, training plans for each race distance to distribute to employees, and private tent space at the start/finish line area in our athlete village on race day. This is an excellent opportunity to promote team-building, boost morale, work towards a common goal, and stay active. See the attached Corporate Wellness flyer for more information. 

• Sponsorship: Exciting opportunities are available for your company to support Run the River! As a sponsor, you’ll receive brand visibility through our event materials, website, and social media channels. Our goal is to provide a quality event and create an outstanding participant experience from beginning to end. If you are interested in helping us achieve this goal, please review the attached sponsorship flyer. As a local business known for your community involvement and support, we would be honored to partner with you for Run the River. Your partnership would not only provide valuable exposure and recognition but also demonstrate your continued dedication to supporting local initiatives and fostering community engagement. 

• Volunteer: Looking for a way to give back to the community and get your business recognition? Sign up to help with an aid station, cheer runners on while handing out water and sports drinks, or serve as a course marshal to direct and support athletes along the race course. You can also promote your business at the same time. 

If you have any questions or would like more information regarding the Corporate Wellness Program, volunteer, or sponsorship opportunities, please email us at RuntheRiver262@gmail.com. We look forward to working with you!

LOOKING FOR A FUN AND ACTIVE EMPLOYEE EVENT RIGHT HERE IN THE TRI-CITIES?

 The Run the River Corporate Wellness Program seeks to encourage local businesses and organizations in the Tri-Cities area to promote health, wellness and an active lifestyle through participating in our event. This event is a perfect fit for just about any company or any runner. Participating businesses can earn great incentives such as discounted race entries, training plans for each race distance to distribute to employees, and tent space at the start/finish line area in our athlete village on race day. This is a great opportunity to promote team-building, boost morale, work towards a common goal, and stay active. Everyone ultimately wins when employees are incentivized to prioritize their physical and mental wellness. A healthy workforce is a healthy company!

Run the River is excited to offer businesses an opportunity for their employees to celebrate wellness and camaraderie by offering 3 different program options

Option 1: INDIVIDUAL DISCOUNT PACKAGE - $250

• Company is provided with a coupon code for 15% off registration fees for participating employees and their immediate family members.
• Training plans provided for marathon, half marathon, marathon relay and 5k.
• Flyer and promotional material for company distribution available.

Option 2: CORPORATE RELAY PACKAGE - $500

• Marathon relay team entry fee for up to 4 participants
• 4  Event T-shirts.
• Training plan provided to the relay members.
• Space provided at the start area/finisher's village for business to set up a tent on race day.

Option 3: CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP PACKAGE - $1000

• Includes 5 race entries to the race of their choice.
• 5 Event T-shirts.
• Training plan for race distances selected.
• 10x10 tent, company banner, 5 chairs, bottled water and light snacks provided at finisher's area for company's private use.
• 15% discount code for additional employees & family members.

HOW DO I GET MY COMPANY INVOLVED?

If your business or organization is interested in participating in the Run the River Corporate Wellness program or would like more information, please contact us at runtheriver26.2@gmail.com

Come join us for the 4th annual Run the River, starting at Columbia Park in Kennewick, WA  

This road race features a scenic course that travels through the towns of Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco all while staying next to the mighty Columbia River.  This classic road race follows paved paths and roadways the entire time and offers participants with great views of 3 beautifully landscaped parks, the meandering Columbia River, as well as the rugged surrounding mountains.  

The flat course and cool spring weather will provide runners with a prime opportunity for a fast finish time if that is their goal.  Likewise, the course lends itself well to runners of all abilities as well as walkers... which tend to have the best time out there!  

START/FINISH

All distances will start and finish at the same location, which is at the eastern end of Columbia Park in Kennewick, WA.  The coordinates for the location are 46.223274, -119.145236.

Columbia Park is easily accessed from the westbound lanes of Highway 240, and also from Columbia Park Trail coming either from the west or east.  Parking will be in the grass near the event site.

START TIMES

Marathon^* & Relay will start at 7:30 am

Half Marathon will start at 8:30 am

5k will start at 8:45 am 

The course will close at 2:00pm for all events 

* There is an early start option at 6:30 am for the marathon, but no early starts are available for the other events.

The kids marathon is currently planned to start at 5:00 pm on Friday

PACKET PICKUP

Thursday before the race from 4pm - 6:30pm at Runners Soul (5020 W Clearwater Ave in Kennewick) 

Friday before the race from 2pm - 6pm at the event site

Race morning starting at 6:00am at the event site (available until 30 minutes before the race start time)

In-person registration will also be available at these times if the races aren't sold out

PRICES

There is tiered pricing based on when you register, so sign up early for the best deal.  Prices will increase on October 1st, on December 1st, and again on March 1st.   There are no refunds or deferments of registrations so please don't ask.

** Attention Marathon Maniacs & Half Fanatics**

You are eligible for a $10 discount!  Before registering, please email us with your name, email address, and member number and then we will provide you a coupon code to use during registration. 

SWAG

Shirts are included with the registration fee for the marathon, kids marathon, & half marathon.  To guarantee your race shirt register by March 26th at 11:59pm. While we will order extras, we cannot guarantee that you will get a shirt if you register after that date.

Event shirts and sweatshirts are available for purchase through the Store and will also be available at the Event Headquarters tent on race day.

AWARDS

Everyone will get a custom finisher medal!

Award ceremonies will be held to present custom awards to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd overall male and female finishers in the marathon, half marathon & 5k

Awards will be provided to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in the following age group categories for both male and female:  

Marathon & Half Marathon: 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, and 80+

5k: 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, and 80+. 

Awards will be provided to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place relay teams in male, female, and coed categories. 

Please make sure to check your time after finishing, to see if you won an overall or age group award.

13.1 MILES

START TIME

8:30am start   /   2:00pm course closure 

There is no early start option for the half marathon.

COURSE

The half marathon is certified by USATF (WA24010RMB) and will be an out and back route with the turnaround located in Richland close to the I-182 Bridge to Pasco. This course is flat with a couple of small rolling hills and great for a first time half marathon or personal best!

Cyclists will be leading the front runners throughout the race and we will have a group of folks sweeping the course after the last person.

The course map is below and is also available online here https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2314959?units=miles.

OTHER

Aid Stations will be spaced 1.5 - 2.5 miles apart.  They will all have water and GU Roctane sports drink (lemon-berry) as well as GU energy gels (vanilla bean & raspberry lemonade).  Note that gels will be available after 6 miles.  The liquids will be offered in pre-filled cups and then pitchers will also be available to refill bottles or bladders. Stations will have a fun theme to inspired you along the way!

Restrooms or port-a-potties will be spaced no more than 4 miles apart.  If they are not at an aid station, a sign will be on the side of the course pointing to their location.

Post Race - We will have various beverages and an assortment of snack and hot food for the marathon and half marathon finishers. There will be a pull ticket on your bib for the hot food. After you refuel, be sure to check out the Recovery Zone for a little FREE R&R. This is sponsored by a physical therapist, chiropractor and massage therapists.  While you may not feel like running the course again that day, it will help you feel a little less sore and better able to get around later in the day! There will be a "finisher village" near the finish line so you can check out the latest offerings, race sponsors and chat with some great people that helped support this race. Also, random raffle drawings, be sure to look for your bib number! 

Entry Fee covers race course support, a custom finisher medal, an event shirt, a reusable bag with goodies, free race photos, a chance to win a prize during the raffle drawing, post race hot food & snacks and a free recovery zone. There is tiered pricing based on when you register, so sign up early for the best deal.  

** Attention Marathon Maniacs & Half Fanatics**  You are eligible for a $10 discount!  Before registering, please email us with your name, email address, and member number and then we will provide you a coupon code to use during registration.  

EVENT DETAILS

Kids (12 and under) now have an opportunity to join the fun and participate in their own marathon (26.2 miles). This is all about kids being active at a young age and enjoying every mile. They will set their own  pace, keep track of their miles and accomplish a big goal!  

The kids will set a weekly running goal with input from their parents, and will then keep track of 25 miles for the 6-10 weeks leading up to the marathon race date. You can get the log sheet HERE.  On race day they will run their last 1.2 miles  as a group on the race course. They will finish just like the other marathoners and receive a custom medal.  

START TIME

FRIDAY 5:00pm start   /   6:00pm course closure 

Parents can check their kids in starting at 4:00pm.  Upon turning in the completed log sheet, they will get their race bib and T-Shirt.  Parents are welcome and encouraged to run/walk with their kids (Must sign a waiver at check-in).

COURSE

The 1.2 mile course stays on the riverfront path and includes two out and back sections that start and end at the Start/Finish line that is common for the other events. The course map is below and is also available online here https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3137666?units=miles.

 26.2 MILES 

START TIME

7:30am normal start   /   6:30 early start   /   2:00pm course closure 

If you take the early start option, you will not be eligible for awards and may not have aid station support until you are passed by the lead runners starting at the regular time.  If you need more than 7.5 hours, please contact us ahead of time to make arrangements.

COURSE

The Marathon Course is certified by the USATF (Code WA24009RMB), which means it can be used as a qualifier for the Boston Marathon.
NOTE: a small adjustment is being made to the course due to the new dog park in Columbia Park and is going to be recertified soon.

Participants will start heading west along Columbia Park Trail in Kennewick and will then turn north on the Sacajawea Heritage Trail to head into Richland.  After going under the I-182 Bridge, the course continues north on the Riverfront Trail path until a turnaround point in Howard Amon park.  

After completing the out & back section, participants will cross the bridge into Pasco and head east on Court Street until turning onto the Sacajawea Heritage Trail and entering Chiawana Park.  The course will continue east, passing the Blue Bridge, and will then turn left onto 9th Avenue, where participants will loop around and cross the river on the east side of the Cable Bridge.  

Once reaching the Kennewick side of the river, the course will head west on the the Sacajawea Heritage Trail until participants turn onto Clover Island for a short out and back.  After turning back onto the Sacajawea Heritage Trail westbound, participants will head back into Columbia Park, and wind back around to finish where the race started.  

The course elevation varies between 350 and 400 feet above sea level with the total elevation gain being under 410 feet.  Most of the elevation gain is encountered when going over the river on the bridges so be prepared for these short climbs. 

Cyclists will be leading the front runners throughout the race and we will have a group of folks sweeping the course after the last person.

The course map is below and is also available online here https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3133355?units=miles.

OTHER

Aid Stations will be spaced 1.5 - 2.5 miles apart.  They will all have water and GU Roctane sports drink (lemon-berry) as well as GU energy gels (vanilla bean & raspberry lemonade).  Note that gels will be available after 6 miles.  The liquids will be offered in pre-filled cups and then pitchers will also be available to refill bottles or bladders. Stations will have a fun theme to inspired you along the way!

Restrooms or port-a-potties will be spaced no more than 4 miles apart.  If they are not at an aid station, a sign will be on the side of the course pointing to their location.

Post Race - We will have various beverages and an assortment of snack and hot food for the marathon finishers. There will be a pull ticket on your bib for the hot food. After you refuel, be sure to check out the Recovery Zone for a little FREE R&R. This is sponsored by a physical therapist, chiropractor and massage therapists.  While you may not feel like running the course again that day, it will help you feel a little less sore and better able to get around later in the day!  There will be a "finisher village" near the finish line so you can check out the latest offerings, race sponsors and chat with some great people that helped support this race. Also, random raffle drawings, be sure to look for your bib number! 

Entry Fee covers race course support, a custom finisher medal, an event shirt, a surprise marathon finisher item, a reusable bag with goodies, free race photos, a chance to win a prize during the raffle drawing, post race hot food & snacks and a free recovery zone. There is tiered pricing based on when you register, so sign up early for the best deal. 

** Attention Marathon Maniacs & Half Fanatics**  You are eligible for a $10 discount!  Before registering, please email us with your name, email address, and member number and then we will provide you a coupon code to use during registration.  

For those that aren't wanting the full marathon distance, you can gather up some friends and do the 4-person relay option, which covers the entire marathon course. This is fun for families, a group of friends or coworkers! Get your team name and sign up!!  There will be four unequal legs where the lengths are 8.1, 7.6, 4.0, and 6.5 miles.   Note that if 2 or 3 people want to do the relay instead of 4, they need to signup multiple times so all four legs are paid for.

START TIME

7:30am start   /   2:00pm course closure 

There is no early start for the marathon relay.

COURSE

Participants will start heading west along Columbia Park Trail in Kennewick and will then turn north on the Sacajawea Heritage Trail to head into Richland.  After going under the I-182 Bridge, the course continues north on the Riverfront Trail path until a turnaround point in Howard Amon park.  

After completing the out & back section, participants will cross the bridge into Pasco and head east on Court Street until turning onto the Sacajawea Heritage Trail and entering Chiawana Park.  The course will continue east, passing the Blue Bridge, and will then turn left onto 9th Avenue, where participants will loop around and cross the river on the east side of the Cable Bridge.  

Once reaching the Kennewick side of the river, the course will head west on the the Sacajawea Heritage Trail until participants turn onto Clover Island for a short out and back.  After turning back onto the Sacajawea Heritage Trail westbound, participants will head back into Columbia Park, and wind back around to finish where the race started.  

The course elevation varies between 350 and 400 feet above sea level with the total elevation gain being under 410 feet.  Most of the elevation gain is encountered when going over the river on the bridges so be prepared for these short climbs. 

Cyclists will be leading the front runners throughout the race and we will have a group of folks sweeping the course after the last person.

The course map is below and is also available online here https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3133355?units=miles.

OTHER

Aid Stations will be spaced 1.5 - 2.5 miles apart.  They will all have water and GU Roctane sports drink (lemon-berry) as well as GU energy gels (vanilla bean & raspberry lemonade).  Note that gels will be available after 6 miles.  The liquids will be offered in pre-filled cups and then pitchers will also be available to refill bottles or bladders. Stations will have a fun theme to inspired you along the way!

Relay Transition Points for the relay are located at the following aid stations and is where runners will exchange the timing chip and start the next leg.  There is no exact line where the exchange has to be made, just somewhere close to the aid station.  
  1st transition:  Bradley Blvd Aid Station in Richland
  (46.267454, -119.260886)
  2nd transition: Chiawana Park Aid Station - NW parking lot of Chiawana Park in Pasco
  (46.247861, -119.216043)
  3rd transition:  Wye Park Aid Station - Road 39 parking lot in Pasco
  (46.230559, -119.143382)

Transportation between the start/finish and the transition points is the responsibility of the team members.  One popular strategy is for the team to travel together in one vehicle, where 3 members travel between transition points while the 4th is running.  Members then switch out as they start and stop running.   

Restrooms or port-a-potties will be spaced no more than 4 miles apart.  If they are not at an aid station, a sign will be on the side of the course pointing to their location.

Post Race - We will have various beverages and an assortment of snacks for the relay participants.  Hot food, which is included in the marathon and half marathon entry, will be available for a $5 charge, with tickets available at the Event Headquarters tent on race day. After you refuel, be sure to check out the Recovery Zone for a little FREE R&R. This is sponsored by a physical therapist, chiropractor and massage therapists.  While you may not feel like running the course again that day, it will help you feel a little less sore and better able to get around later in the day! There will be a "finisher village" near the finish line so you can check out the latest offerings, race sponsors and chat with some great people that helped support this race.  Also, random raffle drawings, be sure to look for your bib number!  

Entry Fee covers race course support, a custom finisher medal, a reusable bag with goodies, free race photos, a chance to win a prize during the raffle drawing, and post race snacks. There is tiered pricing based on when you register, so sign up early for the best deal. 

The Lodge

Experience Serenity and Luxury at The Lodge at Columbia Point, Richland

Nestled along the Columbia River, The Lodge at Columbia Point offers guests a unique blend of comfort, relaxation, and adventure. This hotel is located on the marathon course!

*Complimentary bicycles for guests to explore the scenic beauty of Richland and its surroundings.

*An inviting outdoor swimming pool alongside a fitness center, ensuring wellness and leisure seamlessly blend.

*Room rate of $224.00 per night (plus applicable taxes) Includes complimentary grab-and-go breakfast for runners on race morning!

*Call the front desk at (509) 713-7423 to secure your reservation under the Run the River room block 

       Hotel Information

LivAway

Suite style hotel centrally located to all the Tri-Cities has to offer and minutes from Columbia Park 

LivAway provides contemporary affordable hotel accommodations just a few miles from the start/finish line.

*Scandinavian-inspired, minimalist interiors

*Suite style rooms each with a small kitchen.

*Priced at $99/night (plus applicable taxes) for Run the River participants.

*Email LivAway at Richland.gm@hotelmc.net and mention Run the River to get the negotiated rate.

       Hotel Information

1. Be nice and considerate to other participants, regardless of the situation.

2. Thank the volunteers (a lot) - you wouldn't be doing this race if it wasn't for them.

3. Watch the weather before race day and dress appropriately.

4. Make sure your health is adequate for you to participate - check with a doctor first if you are unsure.

5. Do not litter - if you drop something, please pick it up.

6. The course is not closed so stay to the side and be aware of others on the trails and cars on the roads.

7. Once you are registered, there will be no refunds, transfers, or deferments.  Sorry, but please don't ask.

8. The race director reserves the right to postpone or cancel the race due to unsafe conditions.

9. If you need to drop out of the race, inform an aid station volunteer and tell them your race number.  Arrangements can then be made to transport you back to the start/finish area if needed.  

10. At their discretion, the race director may disqualify a participant or issue a time penalty if there is reasonable evidence that they did not complete the entire course or received outside assistance during the race. 

11. The race director may disqualify a participant or issue a time penalty if they did not follow the USATF Competition Rules (it is your responsibility to know these rules).  Every situation is different and the race director will consider as many facts as reasonable before making their determination.  

12. Any participant who refuses to obey the directions of race officials, including fire and police officials, city officials or course marshals, or who conducts themselves in an unsportsmanlike manner, or who is offensive by action or language to officials, volunteers, participants or spectators, may be disqualified at the discretion of the race director.

13. Participants who qualify for awards may be required after the race to provide a copy of a government-issued photo ID to verify age and gender information.

14. Overall finisher awards will be based on 'gun time', whereas age group awards will be based on 'chip time'.  

15. Race numbers shall be visible at all times and worn on the front of the body.

16. Headphones are discouraged.  If worn, they shall not disturb others or restrict the participant from hearing others around them.

17. Strollers are not allowed.  If you need special accommodation, please touch base and we will see what we can do.

18. Participants shall line up at the starting line according to their expected pace, with the faster runners up front.

19. Dogs and other animals are not allowed to accompany participants and we request they are left at home.

Sponsorship Opportunities for

Exciting opportunities are available for you or your company to support Run the River, which will include a marathon, marathon relay, half marathon, kids marathon, and a 5k.  The race will be held on April 18, 2026 with the start and finish line located in Columbia Park in Kennewick, WA.  Last year’s event had almost 1,000 registered participants, and we are hoping to reach 1,300 this year.  

The goal of this event is to be a long standing destination race that draws participants from all over the Pacific Northwest and beyond.  To do this, we prioritize quality over profit and will continually strive to provide a great participant experience.  If you are interested in helping us achieve this goal, please review the below sponsorship opportunities, complete the applicable sections, and return it to us for review.  Please do not send contributions until we have approved your sponsorship request.  Any financial contributions will be used to help pay for operational expenses, such as permits, insurance, race timing, and finisher awards.  Thank you for your consideration!

𝥷 DIAMOND LEVEL SPONSOR (2 available)         Contribution: $3,000+ (Cash / In-Kind)

Benefits to you:

Name/logo on one sleeve of the event shirts.  Note that the 2 diamond sponsors will be grouped together on the opposite sleeve of the presenting sponsor (Runners Soul).
An additional discount code that can be used for a free race entry (total of two)
Platinum level benefits

𝥷 PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSOR           Contribution: $1,000+ (Cash / In-Kind)

Benefits to you:

Name/logo on a sponsor appreciation banner that will be hung up during the event
A discount code that can be used for a free race entry
Gold level benefits

𝥷 GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR              Contribution: $500+ (Cash / In-Kind)

Benefits to you:

Recognition on the event’s social media pages before and after the event  
Verbal recognition during the pre-race announcement
Silver level benefits

𝥷 SILVER LEVEL SPONSOR              Contribution: $200+ (Cash / In-Kind)

Benefits to you:

Name/logo on the event website and associated registration website

𝥷  AID STATION SPONSOR (10 available)

Contribution: Provide staffing (min 3 people) to run an aid station 

Benefits to you:

Able to display advertising at the aid station (e.g. signage, table covers, etc.)
Name/logo on the event website and associated registration website

𝥷  COURSE MARSHAL SPONSOR (25 available)

Contribution: Provide staffing (min 1 people) to direct runners at turns 

Benefits to you:

Able to display advertising at the marshal location (e.g. signage, table covers, etc.)
Name/logo on the event website and associated registration website

𝥷  COUPON / SWAG DONATION

Contribution: Discount coupons, product samples, or advertising trinket (e.g. chapstick)

Benefit to you: To be inserted into the packet pickup bag that every participant will receive

𝥷  VENDOR BOOTH at the FINISH LINE VILLAGE (10 available)

Contribution: $50 (per 10’x10’ space)

Benefit to you: Able to set-up a booth to distribute or market your product (est. 8am - 2pm)

 𝥷 MILE MARKER or TURN CONE SPONSORSHIP (45 available)       

Contribution: $50 (per sign) or $45 (returning from previous year) 

Benefit to you: Name/logo on an on-course mile marker or a turn cone sign