Why This Race Is Unmissable
Run the runway (literally)
No traffic.
Just tarmac.
Fastest course in Sydney?
Fundraise for SCHF ❤︎
History-making moment
Distances for everyone
This is your once-in-a-lifetime chance to to race on the brand-new Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) runway in support of Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation.
Run a stretch of runway – flat, fast and completely iconic. No traffic. Just open tarmac and pure speed on a course on Australia’s newest international gateway – for one day only.
✈️ Community Runway Walk
✈️ Half Marathon (3 laps)
✈️ 14km (2 laps)
✈️ 7km (1 lap)
✈️ 4km (run down the runway)
This isn’t just a race. It’s a moment in history.
What Your Fundraising Can Do With Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation
💙 $55 Could help fund an SCHF Art Program workshop for up to 6 kids
💙 $117 Could help fund the bedside entertainment and patient information system for 3 children who have to stay in hospital for their treatment.
💙 $255 Could support an advanced medical trainee known as a fellow to be involved in the care of 3 children in the emergency department.
💙 $571 Could help fund a wheelchair to help move sick or injured kids between wards or departments.
About WSI Airport
Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) is Australia’s newest airport, opening for passenger flights in October 2026.
Located in the heart of Greater Sydney, WSI is Sydney’s only 24/7 airport. Inspired by the pioneering spirt of our namesake Nancy-Bird Walton it is designed to offer seamless, technology‑led travel with greater flexibility for domestic, international, and cargo flights.
Elite Energy will be pin-free by 2026. We are KEEN to be GREEN, so what does this mean?
You will have the opportunity to purchase a set of BIBSNAPS as part of your entry process (or directly online)
OR You can buy a set of BibSnaps at the event (and you can use these over and over and over)
OR You will NEED to bring your pins (not that we encourage this, as we ALL want to be to be GREEN.







