SINGAPORE - The Straits Times Run at the Hub is back and those
wanting to make a date for the Sept 27 event can do so from Friday,
June 26.
Runners can choose to take part in a 5km fun run, a 10km
competitive run or sign up for the 18.45km celebratory route,
designed to commemorate ST's 170th anniversary and mark the year
the paper was founded in 1845. All runners will get to end their
run under the National Stadium's iconic doomed roof.
Registration fees range from $48 to $68, with each participant
receiving runners' entitlements worth close to $400, including a
New Balance running vest and Chan Brothers travel vouchers.
In addition, those taking part in the 18.45km race will get a
limited edition finishers' T-shirt.
There will also be an added bonus for all runners - each will
stand a chance to win a brand new Land Rover Discovery Sport. Those
interested can log on to www.straitstimesrun.com to
register.
Consumer electronics giant Panasonic will be backing the run for
the third consecutive year.
Said Panasonic Singapore director Daniel Tan: "Following
Panasonic's philosophy and beliefs, we are devoted to create 'A
Better Life, A Better World'. We aim to take the lead in bringing
innovation, eco, and smart solutions that help to improve people's
lives... Believing that a healthy lifestyle is essential to lead a
better life, we are happy to be a part of ST Run."
Sports apparel maker New Balance and isotonic drink 100Plus are
also back as event partners.
Said New Balance marketing and product manager, Asean, Eugene
Yeo: "As a leader in performance running, it is only natural that
New Balance works with the biggest newspaper in Singapore to bring
the best experiences to runners."
Added F&N Foods general manager Jennifer See: "100Plus is
excited to be the official isotonic drink of The Straits Times Run
2015. While our strong support towards serious athletes to outdo
themselves is evident in our involvement in events like the SEA
Games and The Straits Times Athlete of the Year Award, 100Plus is
equally committed to encourage sports enthusiasts to outdo
themselves through sports events targeted at families and people
from all walks of life."
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