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FAQs

Your questions, answered

With a large charity event like Runway Runaround, it is natural that you may have some questions! Below we have compiled a list of FAQs that will hopefully answer your question, if not please get in contact with us below.

For the 2.5K run children under 11 years old must be accompanied by an adult.  The maximum age is 15.

For the 10K adults’ race it is for 16 years old and up.

Yes. St John’s Ambulance will be onsite should any medical needs to be required.

Adults running with their child in the 2.5K who also plan to run in the 10K are able to check in for both runs at the same time.

Yes there are toilets onsite.

There are no changing facilities onsite or bag storage. We advise leaving kit bags with friends/family watching or in your vehicle. Cornwall Air Ambulance will not be responsible for lost belongings.

Yes there is parking onsite.

Sorry, we don’t offer refunds, please think of your race entry as a donation to the charity.

The best way to enter more than one person is to do it in separate transactions so that we accurately capture the details of each runner. If you have already entered more than one person, send us an email at enquries@cornwallairambulancetrust.org with their details and we’ll get it sorted.

You will receive all race information upon completion of your booking.

Yes we will have a race clock and chips to record your time. However, this is not mandatory and if you do not wish to be timed that is fine. Most importantly we want people to have fun.

Yes, that is correct. You will be given this at your point of registration. Please make sure you arrive at least 30 minutes before the race start so you have plenty of time to collect them.

Yes there will be water available at the beginning and one station half way round the circuit.

You can help yourself to water and sponsored snack. You will also get a medal.

Live on our website, within the runway runaround event page.

We’d advise against it – the nature of the events means that you need to be aware of your surroundings and be able to hear marshal’s instructions, however, we leave this up to you. We hope the atmosphere and live music will help motivate you through the run.

We have had this run officially measured by the Association of UK Course Measurers and a copy of the certificate will be on display at the information tent.

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