2021 Toy Drop ::

• 5K Run:- Run 3.1 Miles
• 10K Run:- Run 6.2 Miles

_ The 2021 Toy Drop:
 

Each race will run through a part of Loveland we haven’t highlighted until this race. You can pick which distance you want to run! Bring a new, unwrapped toy to the start line and be ready for the “drop”. This race benefits Realities for Children. 

10K - 8:45am

5K - 9am

Race Day Covid Protocols

Cleaning and Sanitization
Reduced racer touch points to minimize physical interaction
Additional cleaning and sanitization of areas, such as toilets, check in area, etc.
Use of sealed water bottles and packaged food
Regular hand sanitizer around the area
Face Masks for Volunteers
Event staff and volunteers will wear face masks where necessary and engaging closely with participants. 
Social Distancing
Racers are asked to arrive to the onsite no more than 30 minutes before your start time
No race day registration
Depending on final numbers we may choose to start in "waves"
Look for the designated “warm up” based on your bib number and assigned start times. Those will be assigned the week before the race. Runners will move directly from warm up to the start line with your heat.
Dedicated areas for starting grid where runners/walkers will be 6 feet apart
Once your race is complete, you will have your food and drink in the designated area. We ask that you depart the race area within 15 minutes of crossing the finish line.
Screening process

Each participant will be asked to complete a declaration when arriving that states they are not currently infected by COVID 19 and have not had, or knowingly been in contact with, someone experiencing any of the following COVID 19 symptoms in the past 14 days:
Cough
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Fever
Chills
Muscle pain
Sore throat
New loss of taste or smell

Race Day
NO ONSITE REGISTRATION
When you arrive onsite, please find your bib and bag. Volunteers will be there to guide you but will not hand you your bag. Bags will be clearly marked with your name and bib number.
You will take your bib, mask, and nutrition, and then may stash your bag in the designated area until after you complete your run
Spectators will be limited 1 per participant if necessary. If you bring a spectator they must adhere to social distancing and be in the designated spectator areas. 
We are providing everyone a cool SCR face covering and ask that you wear that when engaging with volunteers or others. Once you are on course, it's up to you whether you want to keep it on.
Food and beverage will be limited to pre-packaged and limited water.
Water will be available in bottles but please bring your own supply.
There will only be no "aid station" on course. Be prepared to carry enough water and nutrition for your entire loop.
Look for the designated “warm up” based on your bib number and assigned start times. Those will be assigned the week before the race. Runners will move directly from warm up to the start line with your heat.
Based on the start time you signed up for from the link, be ready to go no more than 15 minutes prior to your assigned start time. We will have it clearly marked and volunteers to help you get in place.
Timing will be based on CHIP time. 
No awards on race day. We will hold a virtual awards ceremony on Sunday afternoon announcing the winners. We are only awarding overall top 3 places for each distance. No age group categories this year.
We know that the post race party is always fun and a great social time. For this year, we are asking that once you have taken part in the post race recovery, we ask that you depart within 30 minutes.
If you are choosing to attend, we assume you are agreeing to these protocols and will adhere to them exactly as we have described in this email.

At Risk Persons
Anyone who falls under or lives with someone in these categories is encouraged not to participate in SCR events at this time:
People over 65 years of age
People who have chronic lung disease, moderate to severe asthma, or severe heart disease;
People who are immunocompromised: those who have undergone or are undergoing cancer treatment, bone marrow or organ transplantation; anyone with immune deficiencies, poorly controlled HIV or AIDS, or had prolonged use of corticosteroids; and smokers;
People of any age with class III or severe obesity; or
Anyone diagnosed with the following underlying conditions: diabetes, liver disease, and persons with chronic kidney disease undergoing dialysis.
 

Thank you for complying with all these new ways of doing things. If you know anything about us, you know, YOU the community is why we exist. To not be able to hang out after and have a drink and lots of conversation goes against everything we stand for. That being said, in this current environment, it is necessary that we comply with the current protocols. We will get back to normal soon and greatly appreciate you abiding by these requests for the future of races and the fun we all love.

-) 2022 Race Information 
 

2020 Results at: runsignup.com