Event Reports

Experience the thrills and lows of race days throughout Australia and beyond, with first-hand accounts from TRR members. (Got an epic race day story of your own? Tell us!)

  • North-West Tasmania

    King Island Imperial20

    “The feature event is a 32km (20 mile) solo handicapped race from Naracoopa on the East Coast and finishing in Currie, across the island.”

  • International

    New York Marathon

    “The New York Marathon is a fabulous event and one that I personally cannot fault. It is definitely my favourite to date. Great city, great organisation, and great spirit…”

  • Mainland

    Orange Running Festival

    “The course is lined with mooing cows, chewing sheep, flying crows, a couple of emus, and complete serenity in rural NSW.”

  • International

    Paris Marathon

    “I again spot my dear husband and run to him to be swept off my aching feet in what has become our traditional end-of-marathon, twirl-around and bear hug.”

  • International

    Queenstown Marathon

    “With my 60th birthday looming, I decided that my present to myself would be another marathon, this time overseas!”

  • International

    REVEL Canyon City

    “Azusa, California is a small university town located at the entrance to the San Gabriel Canyon, giving it the nickname ‘Canyon City’.”

  • International

    Reykjavik 10K, Iceland

    “Race entry includes free use of any of Reykjavik’s thermal pools afterwards which is a nice little bonus.”

  • Launceston + North Tasmania

    Ross Marathon

    “The big marathons have all the hype, glitz and glamor, but I urge everyone to not discount the small country marathons. They have so much to offer.”

  • Mainland

    Rottnest Running Festival

    “Rottnest Island is pure paradise, surrounded by clear turquoise waters – a by-product of the island’s limestone base.”

  • International

    Singapore Sundown Marathon

    “Fancy a marathon that starts at midnight….? My husband completed the half marathon and tells me at 2km in he had a few very expletive words.”

  • International

    Stockholm Marathon

    “After 2 kms I thought maybe this isn’t so bad. By 8km I was numb from head to toe and I knew it was going to be a very long day.”

  • Mainland

    Sunshine Coast Marathon

    “All events are held alongside beautiful beaches, with fabulous views to occupy your mind surfside as you churn through the kilometres.”