How to Enter

• RACE FEES
  • WAMC Member Adult $30
  • Non-WAMC Member Adult $35
  • WAMC Member Under 16 or Under 18 Student $12
  • Non-WAMC Member Under 16 or Under 18 Student $15
  • WAMC Member Family $60
  • Non-WAMC Member Family $70
• ONLINE REGISTRATIONS

  Online Entries. Race bibs will be mailed out for online entries received before midnight Friday 7th September. Online entries received after this time will require the race bib to be collected on Saturday 15th September from the WAMC office (12 noon to 4pm ) or on race day. Online entries cease at midnight Friday 14th September. Family entries are not available online.

   

  HBF Members who enter online will receive a 15% discount on their entry fee.

• BY MAIL

  Fill in this form and mail it to: Perth Marathon, PO Box 104, Burswood WA, 6100. Please don’t forget to include your entry fee and a $1.20 stamped self-addressed 230mm x 160mm (C5) envelope so we can return your official race bib promptly. One entrant per entry form. Race bibs will be mailed out for mail entries received before 5.00pm Friday 7th September. Mail entries received after this time will require the race bib to be collected from the WAMC office on Saturday 15th September (12noon to 4pm) or on race day. Entries will only be accepted on the official entry form. (Photocopies are acceptable).

• IN PERSON - WAMC OFFICE

  Entry forms may be lodged in person at the WAMC office at the Burswood Water Sports Centre, 1 Camfield Drive, Burswood Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 2.30pm and on Saturday 15th September from 12noon to 4pm.

• NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY. This action has been taken in an endeavour to present all awards on the day.

• The organisers reserve the right to reject or cancel any entry at any time. The entrant must sign the waiver.

• FAMILY entry comprises attending secondary school) living at a common address. STUDENT concession is for bona fide secondary school students only.

Awards and Draw Prizes

The awards ceremony will be held at 9.00am at the finish area on the Esplanade Reserve. All finishers are eligible to win great prizes (including Timex running watches) that will be drawn after the presentations but you need to be present (not just have someone else holding their race bib) at the time of the draw.

Every competitor who completes the course will receive a Finisher's Certificate.

Medallions will be awarded to:

• 10km

  First five males and females

  First male and female under 16

  First wheelchair

• 5km

  First five males and females

  First male and female under 12

Timing

All registered participants in the event will be recorded by an electronic timing system on crossing the finish line. A disposable timing chip is attached to the back of the race bib. Do not remove or peel the plastic timing device from the race bib. Attach the race bib to the front of the body only, by pinning the bib in the holes at the four corners. Please make sure that the race bib is kept flat and not folded or crumpled. The race bib is allocated to the person nominated on the entry form and is non-transferable to another person. The race bib must remain in its issued form.

LOSS OF THE RACE BIB OR IF THE BIB IS LEFT AT HOME ON THE DAY, WILL RESULT IN A $5.00 SURCHARGE FOR ISSUE OF ANOTHER RACE BIB.

Fremantle Fun Run - Course

Become a Hero

This year we have made it even easier for you to support the Royal Flying Doctor Service with an online fundraising webpage for each runner.

In just minutes you can build your own page and ask friends and family to donate to the RFDS through your own fundraising page. Each donation is recorded on your page along with any message of support from your donors.

Not a runner? Find a friend who is running in the Fun Run and donate to their fundraising page - let's see how much the Perth community can raise for the Royal Flying Doctor Service!

Just go to:
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/event/FremantleFunRun2012
and start fundraising or sponsor a friend today, and help keep the flying doctor flying.

ALL donations and sponsorship money raised by participants will go direct to the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service is an Australian tradition, looking after people who live, work and travel throughout regional Australia.

Did you know in Western Australia, the RFDS provides an emergency evacuation or hospital transfer for an average of 22 people every day? Every day, people set off on an outback adventure or go to work on a remote mine site, relaxed in the knowledge that in a medical emergency, the RFDS will be there to help.

The RFDS is an industry leader in the provision of medical care to people living in regional WA. Can you imagine being hours away from the nearest doctor? The RFDS provides a comprehensive primary health care service, which includes GP, women’s health clinics and health education programs. They even have a flying dentist!

The Royal Flying Doctor Service is a not for profit organisation, proudly supported by Australian’s for over 80 years. Your contribution ensures that they have the latest technology in medical and communication equipment, crucial for saving lives.

Thank you for helping to keep the Flying Doctor Flying!