FAQs

How does RUNColumbus ensure competitive integrity across different races?

To maintain fairness and integrity, a dedicated team of members reviews the rules annually and suggests necessary changes. These recommendations undergo beta testing before implementation to ensure effectiveness. Our goal is to closely simulate head-to-head competition, even if participants are not competing in the exact same races.

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Why would a runner pay to participate in the series in addition to paying for the race registration?

The reason a runner registers for the RUNColumbus Race Series can vary.  The runners we polled listed the following as the top reasons to sign up: To compete for a RUNColumbus Championship, Division, or Age Group Title. To complete a minimum of six races in the series and receive the commemorative Finishers Award. (Several runners

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I’m moving to a new age group during the series. How does that affect my points?

The points awarded to a runner for finish order in a race are based on the runner’s age on the date the race occurs. The RUNColumbus Race Series final standings are based on the runner’s age on the date of the last race in which the runner participates. Here’s an example. James is 29 years

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If we offer a discount code to RUNColumbus participants, what assurances do we have that it won’t be shared broadly?

The heartbeat of RUNColumbus is to see your race grow, and in turn, increase support to your charity. Only RUNColumbus participants will receive specific information about discount codes. While RUNColumbus cannot be held liable for someone sharing the code with a non-RUNColumbus runner, we will make every effort to communicate the importance of keeping codes

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