Every day of Run2Paris, you can guess the total number of minutes that our HI Runners team will take to complete all five running legs for the day, with prizes up for grabs for the closest guesses. It's completely free to enter; however, after you submit your guess, we will redirect you to our team fundraising page, where we hope you will choose to donate and support us if you can. We're raising money for two fantastic charities: Samaritans and Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex, both saving lives of people in crisis. If you've already donated, thank you!
Entries for day 4 will close at 6am on Sunday 13th September.
Enter guesses for
day 1,
day 2 and
day 3 as well for more chances to win.
Get in touch if you're able to donate any additional prizes!
The final day is far from a victory lap. It opens on broken, rolling ground — a run of short, sharp climbs and plunging descents through the first stretch that never lets the legs settle — before a long haul up onto high, open country that holds through the middle of the day, the toughest sustained climbing of the leg. From there the route tips off the high ground and drops down through the western edges of Paris, the countryside giving way to city streets for the run-in to the finish. At around 48 miles (76 km) with over 3,000 ft of climbing, it's shorter than the big inland days but with real work woven throughout — a proper sting in the tail before the five legs, and the shared final mile, arrive at the Eiffel Tower and the whole journey is complete.
Note: we may switch runners to different legs on the day.
In the form below, enter the total number of minutes you think the team will take to complete all five main legs of today's route plus the final mile that we all run together as a team finishing at the Eiffel Tower. For example, if you think it will take 10 hours, enter 600 (10 x 60 minutes).
We're only counting active minutes on course (ie between the start and end of each leg), not handover time or rest between legs. We're looking for the total of all five runners today (only count the final mile once though). We'll do our best to be as accurate as possible, but if anything happens that makes that tricky (technical difficulties, injuries etc.), we will estimate the total number as best we can, and our decision will be final. If more than one person guesses the same winning number, we will draw the winner randomly.
