The RunFast 200 by ProLend
Run 200 km between 16 and 31 December, anywhere in the world. Every run counts. Free for everyone.
to run between 16 and 31 December. Entries open on 1 November.
The goal: 200 km.
16 DecStarts in 61 days31 Dec
Entered? Your kilometres, your runs and your finisher card are in RunFast.
See your progressOut now
Entrants running right now who chose to be found, live on the map.
From 16 DecemberEveryone out running who chose to be found shows here, live.
Out now
No one yet. The map fills as people head out.
Leaderboard
Verified kilometres: recorded in RunFast or uploaded. Only entrants who turned on Show me publicly.
Entrants who turn on Show me publicly in RunFast appear here, with their first name, last initial, country and verified kilometres. Finish 200 km and you get the finisher mark.
How to enter.
Free, on your phone or on the web. RunFast counts every run you record or upload.
Get RunFast
RunFast is livedot’s running app. Use it on the web, or get it for your phone.
Enter
Sign in, or create a free account, and enter The RunFast 200 by ProLend. Entries open on 1 November.
Run, from 16 December
Tap Record a run in RunFast, or upload your runs as FIT or GPX files. Want to be on the leaderboard? Turn on Show me publicly.
How it counts.
Runs recorded in RunFast, or uploaded and checked. Every kilometre, once.
Record in RunFast
Tap Record a run on any route, road or trail. Your kilometres count as you go, whether or not anyone is watching.
Or upload a FIT or GPX
From your Garmin, COROS, Polar, Suunto or any running watch. Each file is checked automatically: the dates, and that it was really recorded.
Strava, once it’s open
When RunFast’s Strava connection opens to everyone, your Strava runs count toward your own total. The leaderboard shows verified kilometres.
- From 00:00 GMT on 16 December to 23:59 GMT on 31 December 2026.
- Uploads count until 23:59 GMT on 3 January 2027.
- Anywhere in the world: roads, trails, parks and tracks.
- Two runs that overlap in time count once: the longer one.
Questions.
Who can enter?
Anyone, anywhere in the world, for free. Get RunFast on your phone or open it on the web, sign in or create a free account, and enter The RunFast 200 by ProLend. Entries open from 1 November.
Which runs count?
Runs from 00:00 GMT on 16 December to 23:59 GMT on 31 December 2026, recorded in RunFast or uploaded as a FIT or GPX file. If two overlap in time, the longer one counts, once.
How are uploads checked?
Automatically, and a file that fails says exactly why. Every point needs a time, the run has to start inside the dates, and it has to look recorded: times that only go forward, no jumps, a speed that fits the sport, and the sampling of a real device. A planned route’s export is refused, and so is a file or a track that has already been counted.
Does Strava count?
Once RunFast’s Strava connection opens to everyone, your Strava runs count toward your own total, your progress and your finisher card. The leaderboard shows verified kilometres only: recorded in RunFast or uploaded.
Who’s on the leaderboard?
Only entrants who turn on Show me publicly in RunFast, with their first name, last initial and country. It’s off until you turn it on.
Who shows on the map?
Only entrants recording right now who chose to be found on that run. Recording counts whether or not anyone can watch.
When do uploads close?
23:59 GMT on 3 January 2027, so a late sync still counts.