Running events and race recaps

You can be a runner without entering races or events. Don’t let the intimidation of a race hold you back from challenging yourself at a specific distance.

Participating in a fun run or charity event can be a great way to get involved and experience organized running. There are many opportunities to discover and participate in running events.

Click on the links below to discover the marathon and ultra races I have run. I haven’t included shorter races including previous 10km or half marathon (21.1km) events but will provide more details about some of my favourites in a later post.

Depending on your goals (and budget), every runner can experience unforgettable moments in organized events, whether local, interstate, or international.

Running Calendar provides a comprehensive list with details and registration links to running events and races across Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and the UK.

Perth city to surf marathon 2011

Perth City to Surf Marathon: 28 August 2011

Official net time: 4 hours 19 minutes 35 seconds

Runners at Canberra marathon 2018

Canberra Marathon: 15 April 2018

Official net time: 3 hours 46 minutes 05 seconds

running Hobart marathon 2019

Hobart "Cadbury" Marathon: 13 January 2019

Official net time: 3 hours 42 minutes 45 seconds

finish line at Melbourne Marathon 2019

Melbourne Marathon: 13 October 2019

Official net time: 3 hours 38 minutes 20 seconds

Perth Marathon finish line 2021

Perth Marathon: 17 October 2021

Official net time: 3 hours 11 minutes 42 seconds

Winning Kep Ultra 75km 2022

Kep Ultra Marathon 75km: 14 May 2022

Official net time: 7 hours 45 minutes 41 seconds

Gold Coast marathon 2022

Gold Coast Marathon: 3 July 2022

Official net time: 3 hours 13 minutes 31 seconds

Melbourne marathon 2022

Melbourne Marathon: 2 October 2022

Official net time: 3 hours 9 minutes 37 seconds (current PB)

Boston Marathon 2023

Boston Marathon: 17 April 2023

Official net time: 3 hours 12 minutes 1 second

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