We run Montreal!

RESULTS AND PICTURES

JULY 18 AND AUGUST 22

LATEST UPDATE - SEPTEMBER 25, 2020

Our promise as the organizing team is to deliver a running event that is safe, sanitary and adapted to the current situation. Your health and safety are always at the center of our decisions. Please know that we have made every effort to host the event and get you to cross the finish line. However, following new directives received from public health, we are unfortunately obliged to cancel the 3rd edition of On Court Montreal!, scheduled for October 3rd.

We share your disappointment, but given the latest developments in the situation, we have no choice but to make this difficult decision.

You will receive a full refund of your registration during the week of September 28, 2020.
No action is required on your part.

We look forward to seeing you on the starting line in 2021. Until then, we invite you to follow public health recommendations and practice running safely.

Regards,

The On Court Montreal Team!

Distances & fees

We run Montreal experience

Safe and flat course adapted to the COVID-19, 100% outside
A distance for all challenges: 42.2k, 21.1k, 10k and 5k
Your own individual start time, which will be communicated to you 48 hours before the race
Departures by groupings, 4 to 6 athletes, every 30 seconds
Official timing provided by our friends at Sportstats, results available online
Water and feeding stations on the course, as well as at the finish line
Post-race snack
Race animator and cool music throughout the event

*Start times subject to slight adjustments

Our Honorary President

Evelyne Audet - Crédit photo: La Presse

Website

Evelyne Audet
Evelyne Audet is a television and radio host. She got known in 2009, hosting the hockey show L’Attaque à 5, alongside Jean Pagé. Since then, she has hosted several shows, notably on RDS, Évasion and V channels. She is currently hosting the following shows: Direction la mer-2 on Évasion as well as Le Shore Lunch, on RDS. A seasoned athlete since always, Evelyne played soccer at an elite level for 25 years. Still bursting with energy to this day, she participates in a number of running and obstacle course events.

Evelyne will take part in the 10 km on Saturday October 3!

I loved my run! Everything was perfect! A pleasant course, a motivating atmosphere, in addition to very well respected health rules! In times of COVID, I could not have hoped for a better event !
- Evelyne Audet, We run Montréal! - August 22

Event location

Parc Jean-Drapeau, Île Notre-Dame
140 Chemin du Chenal le Moyne, Montréal, QC H3C 6J6

Getting to the race

Metro
Jean-Drapeau station, followed by a walk of approximately 300 meters to the site.
Click here to view the fares

STM Shuttle
777: Montreal Casino stop
Click here to view the schedule and route

Car
Via the Jacques-Cartier or Concorde bridges, followed by the Pont des Îles.
Parking available ($). Click here to view the fares

Walking, biking and BIXI
From Montreal: Take the bike path from Pont Jacques-Cartier ou le Canal Lachine, suivi du Pont de la Concorde et du Pont des Îles.
From the South Shore: Jacques Cartier Bridge multipurpose Path or Bike link and Route verte.

Bike racks and a bixi station are available at the venue. (Remember to take your lock!)

Click here to view the BIXI stations at Parc Jean-Drapeau

Race site

All distances are sanctioned by the Fédération québécoise d'athlétisme.
**For on-site registration, please arrive before 9:30 a.m. Your departure time will be within 60 minutes of your registration.

General rules

Each participant will receive their exact start time 48 hours before the race, which must be respected (e.g. 9:08 am).
Departures by groupings, 4 to 6 athletes, every 30 seconds.
Groups start in reverse order of speed: faster groups start ahead of slower groups.
Overtaking will be allowed. No agglutination of runners, except at a distance of 2m. The course is wide enough, considering the spaced departures.
Clubs / groups can purchase a starting block of 10 people. This guarantees that the same group members will leave at about the same time. It is not necessary to have exactly 10 people, but the price of the block remains the same.
Water and feeding stations on the course.
It is forbidden to access the competition site more than 60 minutes before your start time.
Once the race is completed, you will be asked to leave the site. If you want to meet people, it is advisable to meet them elsewhere, on Île Notre-Dame or Île Ste-Hélène for example.
Wearing a mask on the competition site is highly recommended, but it is not necessary during the race.
The organization reserves the right to expel any participant or guide who does not comply with the instructions of volunteers and organizers, without warning.
Headphones are permitted.
The maximum time to complete the race, depending on the distance is:
1. 5 k : 1 h
2. 10 k : 1 h 30
3. 21.1 k : 2.5 h
4. 42.2 k : 5 h
Number of loops to complete according to your distance:
1. 5 k : 1
2. 10 k : 2
3. 21,1 k : 4
4. 42.,2 k : 8
A medical team will be on site.
If the event is canceled, a full refund will be provided to all participants who have registered.

Admission to the competition site

Anyone (athlete, companion, supplier, volunteer, member of the organizing committee, etc.) needing / wishing to be admitted to the competition site must complete the COVID-19 risk waiver form found below, the day before the race, Friday October 2nd (form closes at 5:00 pm) or the day of the race at the venue:

COVID-19 RISK WAIVER FORM

Bag Deposit
There will be a safe and sanitary place to store your bags and bottles of water. A “contactless” protocol will be implemented.

Results
There will be a general standing, as well as by age group, posted after the race on the Sportstats website.

Toilets
Public toilets will be accessible at the race site.

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