COVID-19 Safety

If you feel ill or have flu-like symptoms (coughing, sneezing, elevated temperature, etc.) please stay home. We love that you want to compete, but safety is paramount.

Vaccination is required for all participants – please bring proof of vaccination and valid ID to check-in on race day.

On race day volunteers at the check in area will provide your bib number and shirt, if you purchased one. Runners will line up at social distance to be served. Race day registration is not available – you must register online at the RunSignUp registration page for the event.

You will need to wear a face covering the entire time (except when you are running). If you do not have a mask, one will be provided to you. If you want water or other fluids, please bring your own. There will be hand sanitizer available, as needed, and you must maintain social distance throughout the event. There will be a water barrel available to refill your personal water bottle. Disinfectant wipes will be available to wipe down the spout/handle prior to use.

We may use a wave start at social distance or a social distance start for all runners and walkers at once, depending on the race site. Be alert for announcements on race day. Runners are to line up at least 6 feet apart at the start line. A timing mat will be used at the start so that your time is accurate regardless of your start position. The finish line may be a single lane or have separated lanes, depending on the event. In either case, once you cross the finish line timing mat, continue on out of the finish chute so that others may finish and maintain social distance. Once you have cooled down, you must put on your mask or facial covering.

No race results will be posted at the finish area. The results will be online at https://timelinehawaii.com/

Please maintain social distance at all times. There is a tendency for runners to be less mindful of good safety practices after a run and for running friends to congregate at less than social distance and/or without fully covering mouth and nose. Wearing a face covering is not primarily for your protection – it helps protect everyone else in the event you are infected but have no symptoms. The mask reduces the broadcast of the water droplets that carry the virus. So make sure you are protecting your friends – wear a face cover.

The COVID-19 virus is serious business. Anyone who refuses to abide by the safety rules will be disqualified from the race and banned from future events.

Here is a link to our MPRRC Event Safety Protocols