Lace up for Toti AC’s popular Dick King Race
The race consists of a 21.1km half marathon and a 10km run.
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NOTE: The Sun has been notified by Amanzimtoti Athletics Club that the Dick King Marathon 2019 has been cancelled. The Sun apologises to its readers for any inconvenience caused.
ATHLETES of the town are invited to take part in Amanzimtoti Athletic Club’s popular Dick King Race on Sunday, 17 February.
The race consists of a 21.1km half marathon and a 10km run.
This year Toti AC will introduce its new route for the iconic event. Online entries can be submitted at www.totiac.co.za or www.webtickets.co.za. Late entries will be accepted at registration on Saturday, 16 February.
Entry costs
All unlicensed athletes will be required to purchase a temporary licence at R35 per entry
21.1km entry fee: R120
10km entry fee: R100
70+ free race entry (proof of age is required)
21.1km late entry fee: R150 (Shirt not included)
10km late entry fee: R120 (Shirt not included)
Race shirts are not included in the race pack. Shirts can be purchased additionally to the race entry at R80 per shirt.
No shirts will be available for purchasing for late entries. All finishers of the event will receive a medal.
Entry tags and race packs can be collected on race weekend at Lords and Legends conference room at Hutchison Park, Amanzimtoti on Saturday, 16 February from 10am until 4pm or on Sunday, 17 February from 3:30am until 5am at the Amanzimtoti Athletic Club House.
A minimum age on race day is 14 years for the 10km and 16 years for the 21.1km. All participants under 18 years of age must have parental consent to participate in this event.
For more information, visit the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/434963037035371/.
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