54th Kadri Run

Pärnu 54th Kadri Run — Rules

PURPOSE:
- To preserve the Kadri Run tradition;
- To give all participants the opportunity to assess their fitness;
- To promote recreational sport and set an example of active living for families.

TIME AND PLACE:
- The Kadri Run takes place on 1 November 2026 on the 1 km and 3 km health trails in Raeküla;
- The start and finish are at the beginning of the Raeküla health trail;
- Races start at 12:00;
- Distances: 1,000 m and 3,000 m;
- Participants in the 1,000 m event run one 1 km lap;
- Participants in the 3,000 m event run one 3 km lap;
- Each age group has its own start time;
- The detailed schedule will be announced after pre-registration, but no later than 5 October.

PARTICIPANTS:
- The events are individual;
- The minimum participant age is 6 (born in 2020);
- Results are recorded in 20 age groups and for families of 2–5 members;
- A family is defined as a group in which one participant is a father, mother, grandfather or grandmother;
- Each participant is responsible for their own health.

REGISTRATION, TIMING AND RESULTS:
- Timing is digital (chip timing);
- Pre-registration is available on timesport.ee, and registration is also possible at the venue on race day;
- Results will be available on timesport.ee (with live online tracking).

ENTRY FEE:
- €2 per participant for U8–U16; €5 per participant for U18, U20, women, men and seniors. Payable in cash at the venue.

AGE GROUPS / DISTANCES

Girls/Boys
U8 (2019–2020): 1,000 m
U10 (2017–2018): 1,000 m
U12 (2015–2016): 1,000 m
U14 (2013–2014): 1,000 m
U16 (2011–2012): 1,000 m

Girls (U18), 2009–2010: 1,000 m
Boys (U18), 2009–2010: 3,000 m
Junior girls (U20), 2007–2008: 1,000 m
Junior boys (U20), 2007–2008: 3,000 m
Women, 1992–2006: 1,000 m
Men, 1987–2006: 3,000 m
Women Senior I, 1982–1991: 1,000 m or 3,000 m
Men Senior I, 1977–1986: 3,000 m
Women Senior II, born in 1981 or earlier: 1,000 m or 3,000 m
Men Senior II, born in 1976 or earlier: 3,000 m

AWARDS:
- The top three in each age group will receive medals (immediately after the event);
- The best family will receive a trophy;
- Tea and soup will be provided to all participants.

Chief judge: Priit Neeme
Kadri Run organisers: Melissa Vatko and Ene-Ly Leppik, 11th-grade students at Pärnu Koidula Gymnasium, and MTÜ Pärnu Spordikool
Kadri Run supporter: Pärnu linn
Information: Maarja.tammai@spordikool.parnu.ee, +372 533141 92