Relay team consists of three people. Each team member runs the 2-mile course once.
Or
an
individual can run all 6 miles
himself or herself. .
Davis Park (corner of Rumble and College)
Modesto
There will be men's, women's and co-ed
(mixed gender) categories for each
of the following age groups:
• Juniors: 0-12
• Teens: 13-18
• Open: 19-39
• Masters: 40-59
• Veterans: 60-plus
• Families (immediate family members)
• Individual (runs all 6 miles)
Medals will be given three deep in each age group and each gender category.
There also will be awards for best team costumes and best team name.
Click here to download a registration form
(mail in with check)
Visit www.active.com to register online
(with a credit card)
Course Map:
Click here to view the course map
Pre-registered Packet Pick-up &
Walk-in Registration—Feb. 4
Sports Authority on McHenry, 1-4 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 5
7 a.m.—Packet pick-up & race-day registration
7:30 a.m.— kids' fun run
8 a.m.—Relay starts
Shortly after the race—awards & lots of cool raffles (must be present to win raffles)
Back by popular demand—those great tie-dyed t-shirts. Co-race director John Souza shows off a shirt from the inaugural race. This year's shirt will still involve tie dye, but you have to register to find out what funky design will be featured. The shirts are hand-made, so each is unique. Don't wait. Shirts guaranteed only to those who pre-register by Jan. 20..
The Super Bowl
of Relays
Now in its fourth year, the Super Sunday Relay Run lets you form teams and compete against your friends, family or coworkers.
Each of the three members on the team walks or runs one 2-mile leg. If you don't have a team, then you can run the entire 6-mile course.
Course begins and ends at Davis Park, off Rumble and College Avenue. Course mostly is on pavement, but there's a small amount of dirt and grass.
There are several age and gender divisions, including one just for families.
So start rounding up two fellow walkers or runners to join in this event.
Form a team and challenge friends, co-workers or fellow runners to do the same. Boasting rights are always free.
And don't worry, you'll be home in plenty of time to prepare for the BIG GAME Sunday afternoon.
If you're wondering about the tie dye, it was a favorite of the late Doug Braasch.
A fixture at running events, Doug passed away from a heart attack in November 2009 while doing one of the things he loved best—running.
In keeping with Doug's wild and zany taste for clothes, the Super Sunday Relay Run features some equally wild and zany t-shirts.
No two are alike, either.
Pre-register by Jan. 20 to be guaranteed one of these collector-item t-shirts.
Questions or comments? E-mail: Bruce, John or Barbara
A special thank you to
for their support