Bunbury Runners Club Inc.

 Welcome to The Bunbury Runners Club.

The Club meets every Thursday at our clubrooms located at the Recreation Oval, Cnr Symmons Street & Ocean Drive, Bunbury. Winter run times start from 5.30pm (3rd April) and summer (26th October) from 6.00pm

New members from all walks of life are most welcome. The club has a diverse age group from juniors through to senior members participating well into their retirement years.

The club promotes running and walking with the emphasis on fun and fitness.

The club organises a run each Thursday night with most weeks being a casual run of 3, 5 or 10km or 3 km walk. There are also a series of championship and handicap events for the more competitive. The handicap series is a great leveller. You don't have to be a Steve Moneghetti to have a chance to win this event.

Our major event, the Marathon is conducted in May each year and is open to all members of the public. The 2009 event will be held on Sunday 17th May supported by Bunbury Nissan.

Our other major event is the Australia Day Fun Run starting from Bicentennial Square, Bunbury. This event is growing in popularity with  420 competitors finishing the 2009 run/walk. 

Read the latest wrap up of the inaugural Junior's Half Marathon and Team Relay Event. Click here

Latest News Click here to read the Hay Park study paper Womens Fun Run. Click here for entry form to download and print or online entry form now available- Click here to register Marathon results available- click here for link BRC Gnome Run - 29th March - Eaton Foreshore. Click here for more info Bunbury Nissan 2009 Marathon - 17th May 2009.  Event will now include Marathon, Half Marathon, 50km and NEW 2 x 10.5km relay.  See Marathon tab on left for more info, including entry forms Full running Calendar for 2009 is now available Click here to download membership form Quote to consider "As runners, we all go through many transitions - transitions that closely mimic the larger changes we experience in a lifetime. First, we try to run faster.  Than we try to run harder.  Then we learn to accept ourselves and our limitations, and at last, we can appreciate the true joy and meaning of running"    from a book called "The Runners Guide to the Meaning of Life" by Amby Burfoot

 Thank you to all of our Sponsors who continue to support our club