C3 NUVO IRON Egg Nog Jog

Picture from Last Year's C3 Nuvo Iron
Egg Nog Jog

*THE EVENT HAS SOLD OUT ALL VIP PACKAGES. WE NOW HAVE UP TO 99 SPOTS LEFT AT A LOWER PRICE OF $35.00+ TAXES. ITS EXACTLY THE SAME IN EVERY WAY TO THE VIP PACKAGES EXCEPT THERE IS NO NUVO IRON WINTER HAT INCLUDED. PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

Distances:

5k only this year due to COVID and a new course. You pick the day (Sat Nov 28th or Sun Nov 29th) Twenty-five runners are allowed each 30 minute window over the 2 days (beginning at 8am till 5pm both days).

Awards will be mailed out after the event on Monday Nov 30th to your home. Top 3 in each 5 year age category.

Awards:

Top 3 overall male - female both races

Top 3 in each 5 year age category male / female

Race Includes:

• Distinct Souvenir finishers medal and ribbon
• The last 99 spots do not include a NUVO Iron Egg Nog Winter Hat
• Post Race Awards
• Timed, safe and fun Pre-Chrismtas Race
• Post Race Snacks done at local drive through for safety

Course:

The race will occur on a brand new course for 2020 to optimize safety. The racing will occur over 2 days to allow small - socially distanced safe racing for you and the volunteers. You must sign up for the 30min window of your race. the course is a 2.5km rolling trail in the Monorra Cross Country Trails with beautiful trees on all sides. This new location has been picked due to a desire to move away from Toronto-Peel's higher COVID daily numbers. The new location is located in Orangeville which is Dufferin Region.

Race Organizer:

The Egg Nog Jog was started 38 years ago by the Georgetown Runners. C3 Canadian Cross Training Club has taken over the run, under the leadership of former Olympic Triathlon Coach Barrie Shepley. The goal of the yearly event is to create a fun, near Christmas running experience for GTA runners. In 2020, C3 is taking the 5k & 10k runs that were previously held in the Albion Hills Conservation Park and moving it to the Monora Cross Country Ski Park to allow organizers to run the event safely over 2 days (to allow social distancing through many small waves). Barrie and organizers wanted to give runners the actual full race experience and the only way to do this was through many waves over 2 days. You can see more details at www.c3online.ca