The NITTE celebration Mangalore half marathon on Jan 29

January 6, 2012

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Mangalore, January 6: The NITTE celebration Mangalore half marathon and 10K is being organised in Mangalore for the very first time by Life is Calling Sports.

The marathon will be flagged of on Sunday, January 29, 2012 at Panambur beach. A private enterprise Panambur Beach Tourism Development project entrusted with managing the Panambur beach is supporting this event. Participants can register online at www.celebration run.com or call 9742888810.

The NITTE Education Trust, a pioneer in education in the district is the official sponsor of this event.

The 21 k.m. Half Marathon and 10 k.m. run are in the competitive category and 5 k.m. celebration run/ walk is in the non-competitive category.

The top three winners in the open category for 21 km Half Marathon (men and women) will receive prize money: Rs 30,000, Rs 20,000 and Rs 15,000 respectively. The prize money for the first place winner in senior category (Above 50 year men and women) is Rs 10,000 each.

There is also special prize for runners from Dakshina Kannada participating in 21 km Half Marathon. The top three winners (men and women) will be awarded Rs 10,000, Rs 7500; Rs 5000 respectively.

The prize money in the open category for 10 k.m. men and women is Rs 15,000; Rs 10,000 and Rs 5000 respectively. There is also prize money for the first place winner in senior category (men and women). They will be awarded Rs 7500 each.

The special prize for runners from Dakshina Kannada participating in 10 kms run is Rs 7500, Rs 5,000 and Rs 2,500 respectively.

All the runners in the 21 kms half marathon and 10 kms run will receive a medal at the finishing line. All the participants in the 5 kms celebration run/walk will be given participation certificates which can be downloaded from www.celebrationrun.com.

Timing chips will be used to time the runners in the 21 Kms Half Marathon and 10 Kms Run. The runners can download their timing certificates from www.celebrationrun.com.

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