A team can consist of a maximum of 12 members. In addition to mixed compositions based on age and gender, each member can choose their own distance. This means one team member may commit to running 10 laps, while another might only do one lap within the team. You can also divide your laps as you wish, meaning the team member planning to run 10 laps doesn’t have to complete them all at once but can spread them out over the 6-hour period.

The team does not need to specify the members’ commitments in advance, and these can be adjusted during the race!

The team will receive one race bib for the relay. We can provide an elastic band to attach it, but using a race belt is recommended! A lap is only valid if completed by a team member wearing the race bib. Timing will be conducted using the event’s timing system, which tracks the chip embedded in the bib. However, the system does not register which team member completed the lap.

It may happen that all team members are resting at the same time, but only one person can be running at any given moment!

We aim to form mixed teams where athletes with disabilities can run alongside able-bodied participants. For example, one such team could be organized in collaboration with the Hungarian Special Olympics Association. If you’d like to participate in a team like this, please let us know via our email address! More details will follow soon!

The 1.1 km loop is a hard-surfaced, urban course. Although short, it is a varied route that passes through the city’s beautiful park. You can find more information about the routes by clicking here!