Port Coquitlam, British Columbia · Saturday, March 28, 2026
The TRiO Race Series 2026 is a 5k, 10k, and running event held on Saturday, March 28, 2026. It is located at Laurier Avenue in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia.
Event Information
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
Time: 8:15 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: Mundy Park (Hillcrest Field)
Address: 641 Hillcrest St, Coquitlam, BC V3J 6N9
Event Format
All participants will register individually.
You will need to select a sub-event based on your running level
4 or 5 runners per team
Teams will be formed by the organizers to create balanced groups based on participants' selected sub-event and longest running distance
Time Limit: 2 hours
Team Goal: Complete 81.5 km
How the Race Works
Start Time: 8:15 AM
Run as many loops as possible within the 2-hour time limit.
You may run, jog, or walk, but all distance must be completed before the 2-hour limit expires.
When the 2 hours are up, stop your watch or running app immediately.
Take a screenshot of your activity showing your distance and time.
Submit the screenshot to the race organizers as proof of your result.
Individual distances will be combined to calculate each team's total distance.
Teams that reach 81.5 km will receive a special prize.
The team with the greatest total distance will be crowned the winner.
This is a true FUN RUN where teammates work together toward a common goal.
The focus is not only on distance and results, but also on encouraging one another, building teamwork, and sharing a meaningful experience together.
Awards
Special prizes for all members of teams that complete 81.5 km Awards for the top-performing team
Registration Fee (Donation)
$15
(e-Transfer _ [email protected])
Once you have completed your registration through Race Roster, please send your $15 registration fee(donation) to VKRC via e-Transfer. Your registration will be considered complete once both the Race Roster registration and the e-Transfer payment have been received.
Race Roster 에 등록하신후 이트랜스퍼로 입금하시면 등록완료입니다.
입금하실 이메일[email protected]
Our Mission
In celebration of the 81st Anniversary of Korean Liberation Day, participating teams will work together to complete 81.5 km.
More important than individual results is the opportunity to run together, support one another, and reflect on the meaning of liberation and freedom.
As we remember the sacrifices and courage of those who secured Korea's independence 81 years ago, we come together to run, encourage, and achieve this goal as one team.
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