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Runners ready to register for 'world-class route' of Oak Bay Half

19th annual event in May 2025 includes a half marathon, 10k, 4-person relay and 1km kids run
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Runners hit the picturesque route in a previous Oak Bay Half Marathon. The event returns May 29. (Courtesy Oak Bay Half Marathon)

Runners are racing to register for the Oak Bay Half Marathon next spring.

Starting and finishing in Oak Bay’s Windsor Park, the 19th annual event in May 2025 includes a half marathon, 10-kilometre run, four-person relay and 1km kids run.

The stage is set for a sellout come May 2025 as the spring 2024 race saw a record 1,900 registrations – selling out weeks before race day.

Participants hail from across Vancouver Island, the Lower Mainland, Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

“Running events nationally and internationally are seeing a post-COVID boom with races selling out, and we are no exception,” event manager Nick Walker said in a press release. “As a niche, community event we are extremely excited to see our numbers grow. Oak Bay provides a truly world-class route, with stunning views, and races that cater for all distances and abilities.”

Runners also raise funds for charity partners – Santas Anonymous and Easter Seals of British Columbia & Yukon.

Registration fees for early birds – which ends Dec. 28 – are $90 for the half, $60 for the 10k, $160 for the relay and $25 for the kids run.

Presented by Virgin Radio and Frontrunners, the race date is Sunday, May 25, 2025.

Register online at oakbayhalf.com.

 

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