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Manila runners are ready for Runrio Trilogy 2018

The first leg of the highly anticipated Runrio Trilogy 2018 kicks off on Mar. 18

Runrio Trilogy 2018 kicks off its Manila leg on Mar. 18, Sunday at the SM Mall of Asia where 6,000 runners are expected to race in three categories—21K, 10K, and 5K.

Running enthusiasts can also look forward to more exciting running activities in store for everyone. First is the 5K Family Run in which teams consisting of family members will race together. Even kids 15 years or below can qualify. The 5K Barkada Run, on the other hand, is open to four adults, each of whom must be 16 years of age or older. There is also the 10K Buddy Run, which is also open for participants 16 years old and above.

Registration fees for each category are as follows:

21K – P1,800
10K Individual – P1,200
10K Buddy – P1,050 each
5K Individual – P900
5K Family and Barkada – P775 each

Race kit for the Runrio Trilogy 2018

The race kit includes a race shirt and a bib, which may be claimed at The Plaza, Resorts World Manila from Mar. 15 to 17, 12 nn to 8 p.m. Finishers are entitled to a finisher’s shirt (for 21K runners), a finisher’s medal, and a drawstring bag.

Those who will be participating should take note of their respective assembly times:

21K – 3 a.m.
10K – 3:50 a.m.
10K Buddy Run – 3:50 a.m.
5K Individual, Family, and Barkada Run – 4 a.m.

“This year promises to be exciting for us and for all those who want to join our runs,” said Rio Dela Cruz, Runrio president and CEO. “Running enthusiasts can look forward to the 2018 Runrio Trilogy not only as an avenue to push their limits but also to spend quality time with friends and family.”

Runrio Trilogy is the premier running series in the country. It highlights progression running leading to a full marathon with the aim of encouraging runners to perform better at each leg. This year, part of the proceeds will go to support the Yes Pinoy Foundation’s philanthropic works.

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Eric Salta: Eric Nicole Salta is an editor who has handled multiple brands and written stories that span the spectrum of journalism—from food and lifestyle to sports and music. He is currently the senior editorial manager of Scout, Preen, Nolisoli, F&B Report, and Multisport. He is also a massive tennis fan but has since retired from the sport.