Description
Summer Running Challenge 2025
The third edition in the seasonal series , the summer challenge turns up the heat with three thrilling short distances—400m, 800m, and 1600m.
Whether you’re continuing from the Resolution and Spring Challenges or jumping in fresh, The Machine will set dynamic, achievable targets to match your ability and keep you striving for more.
Rack up points, hit milestones, and claim rewards as you gear up for the grand finale in autumn.
Summer is all about speed, focus, and fun—are you ready to race?
What’s Included & When
Summer Challenge: 400M, 800M, 1600M (Jun 1st – Aug 31st).
Exclusive Rewards
👕 Machine Accomplished T-Shirt: Complete three seasonal challenges in 2025 to earn this organic cotton classic.
Why Join?
How It Works
How It Works1. Sign Up:
Register during checkout and share some basic details (like your fitness level). This helps create targets that match your abilities.
2. Receive Your Targets:
At the start of the challenge, you’ll get personalised time goals tailored to your performance.
3. Run Your Races:
Complete the distances in any order, choosing your preferred terrain—whether it’s streets, trails, a treadmill, or official race events.
4. Submit Your Results:
Log your times on the Race The Machine Leaderboard and track your progress.
5. Stay Motivated:
Targets adapt with each result, keeping the challenge personal and achievable. Rack up time, points, and milestones as you progress!
6. Celebrate Your Success:
Complete three seasonal challenges in 2025 to earn a “Machine Accomplished” organic cotton classic t-shirt.
7. 👕 Optional
Add a premium Technical Race The Machine T-Shirt made from recycled plastic bottles.
Sign Up Today
Hit “Add to Basket” and begin your journey with the Summer Running Challenge 2025.
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What Participants Say
⭐️ “Entirely flexible and easy to stick with—such a great motivator!” – Lynn Hill, Bedford
⭐️ “Far superior to other events out there.” – Maria Merridan, Corby Glen
⭐️ “Thanks to this challenge, I had the confidence to tackle the world’s biggest marathon.” – John Todd, Derby
