5 Alarm 5K Run to Remember

The 5 Alarm 5K Run to Remember in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States on April 23rd is a heartfelt event dedicated to the memory of Chief Bobby Halton. This race takes place during FDIC International and offers participants a flat course around the scenic Indianapolis Canal in White River State Park. The evening run/walk begins at 6:00pm with an atmosphere that encapsulates both community energy and the somber tribute it represents. With its focus on memory, honor, and support for firefighters battling cancer, this event has become a significant annual tradition, drawing participants from across Indiana.
Race day in Indianapolis during April is marked by cool evenings as temperatures average around 12.3°C with slight variations that can range between the minimum of 6.6°C to the maximum of 18.0°C. The sky usually provides about nine and a half hours of sunshine, though there's a small chance of light rainfall averaging 4.9mm on race day. Participants should prepare for firm but slightly soft trail conditions, with an average wind speed that can reach up to 13.6km/h. A UV index around 5.0 categorizes the day as moderate exposure risk.

The event offers a single distance option: the 5K Run/Walk which spans 3.1 miles. Participants are encouraged to register by April 2nd, with fees set at $30 per participant. To ensure they receive their high-quality shirts, early registration is recommended.
Bib pickup will be held on race day from 4:00pm until the event starts. The start location for this race is White River State Park in Indianapolis. For first-timers or those looking to run with an age requirement of at least 18 years, there are resources and support available.
The 5 Alarm 5K Run to Remember stands as a testament to Chief Bobby Halton's legacy and the ongoing commitment to supporting firefighters facing cancer diagnoses. This event not only honors his memory but also provides crucial funds for FCSN’s mission. Join us in this meaningful run on April 23rd, Indianapolis, United States.