RACE INFORMATION
Race Date: Saturday, September 12, 2020
Race Location: Hendricks County Courthouse Square
1 Courthouse Square, Danville, Indiana
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Event Schedule
Friday - Packet Pickup and Registration (Sept. 11)
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4:00 - 7:00 PM at Danville Athletic Club, 49 North Wayne St., Danville, IN, 46122
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NOTE: Although close by, this is not the same location as the race!
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Saturday - Race Day! (Sept. 12)
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6:00 - 8:00 AM Packet Pickup and Race Day Registration
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NOTE: Race day pickup is located at the courthouse square
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7:15 AM Marathon Start
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8:00 AM Half Marathon start
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8:15 AM 5K start
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9:00 AM Fair on the Square booths open
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9:30 AM 5K Awards
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10:30 AM Half Marathon Awards
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11:00 AM Marathon Awards
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1:15 Marathon Course Closure
Start and Finish: All races start and finish at the courthouse, in the middle of all the excitement!
Awards: You bet we have awards!
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Medals for all finishers in the Marathon, Half Marathon & 5K
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Trophies for overall top three winners in all races, Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K
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Pint glasses for the top 3 finishers in each age group in the Half Marathon
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Awards for top age group winners in the Marathon
Parking: Parking is easy! See the parking map for more information.
Course Information: Visit the maps page for maps of both courses. Fair on the Square uses town streets and rural roads in and around Hendricks County. There will be traffic control at intersections, but the roads will NOT be completely closed to all traffic. Half Marathon participants must be able to maintain a 16 minutes-per-mile pace.
Participants enjoy a scenic course, finisher medal, fair food, a complimentary craft beer in the beer garden!
Vendors: For information about becoming a vendor, download the expo and vendor registration form.
Bad Weather Policy: We are a rain-or-shine event. We will also run in the heat. However, safety is important for both participants and our volunteers. If race day brings lightning or thunderstorm conditions, we may have to delay the start of the event or cancel. This rarely happens, but it IS late summer in Indiana.
