ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.
ONSITE REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE.
Entry Fee: $28 donation if you enter by 12:00 Noon on December 2nd. $32 on race day at race site! (CTC Member Discount - $ 1.00, regardless of registration date). Race day registration is from 7-8am.
Registration Forms and Donations can be mailed with donation (checks made out to “Charlottesville Track Club”) to: CTC – Men’s 4 Miler Race, P.O. Box 495, Charlottesville, VA 22902. Or you may Register and Donate Online.
A Free official Men’s Four Miler Technical wicking shirt to all entrants!
The Top Three overall finishers will receive special merchandise awards. Prizes will be awarded to placers in the following Age Groups: 10 & younger, 11-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45,49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80 & over.
TEAMS: You may choose to enter as part of a team which can be a lot of fun! With the exception of the “Brothers” teams and “Father-Son(s)” teams, teams must have a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 members. If you wish to enter as a team, please register your full team roster (name of team and names of individuals) online by Noon on December 2nd. Please note your category: 1- Open (any age), 2- Masters (all members 40+), 3- Brothers, 4– Father-Son(s), and 5- Corporate.
FREE PARKING will be available courtesy of the McIntosh Family (see map on back of registration form). In case of inclement weather (ice or snow) on race day call 293-3367 (race morning only) or listen to Generations 102.3 FM.
 DIRECTIONS: Head west from Charlottesville on Garth Rd (Rt. 601). Turn right onto Free Union Rd.(Rt. 601). Turn left onto Millington Rd. (Rt. 665). You will pass Free Union Baptist Church on the right. Soon thereafter take the next right onto Wesley Chapel Rd. (Rt. 609). Continue about 1.25 miles, then bear right where Wesley Chapel becomes Route 671. Within approximately 0.25 mile you will come to the race site (on your left).
COURSE: This gently rolling course takes the runners along a beautiful country road featuring panoramic views of the mountains.
WHAT DOES THE RACE SUPPORT?
PROSTATE CANCER is reported to be the leading type of cancer in men and the second leading cause of death among American males (over 40,000 deaths/year). For the sixth consecutive year, proceeds of this race will benefit Prostate Cancer programs at the UVa Department of Urology. The proceeds stay locally and support innovative research, patient education and support services. We encourage everyone to learn more about prostate cancer and the special treatment options available at UVa, including robotic surgery. For more information please go to www.uvaprostate.com. |
