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Race Against The Sun
See the promenade in a different light at the Crazy Store evening run
Break your long week up with an exciting evening run on the Seapoint promenade with the Crazy Store Lighthouse Ten Night Race on Wednesday, 4 March. 
THE SCENIC RUNNING ROUTE
The race runs from 7pm-8:45pm, and you can race the sunset as you go from Beach Road and loop around the Seapoint promenade with your friends or your local running group.
As a runner, you can win a range of prizes. There will be a Nutri-bullet, running shoes, backpacks and R500 Crazy Store vouchers up for grabs. Plus, the first 2000 runners to finish the race will receive a free Crazy Store running cap. 
FUEL UP AFTER THE RACE
After your race, rest your legs and refuel with a meal from one of the many food vendors such as On The Roll Express, West Coast Original BBQ, Design 2 Run, Frozen Yoghurt and more available at the finishing field.
This is a #runclean race with no plastic sachets or bottles being handed out, so bring your own water bottle and be mindful of your waste.
HOW TO ENTER
This exciting nighttime race is open to both adult runners for R70-R110 as well as junior runners for R50-R75. You can book your tickets online, or you can enter on race day before 3 pm. Parking will be available in and around Seapoint.
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