WIN! Two Entries to the AJ Bell Great North Run with Quitters Day Competition
January 13th is #QuittersDay – the most likely day for people to give up on their new year resolutions. But it doesn’t have to be that way…
To celebrate the launch of the 2023 ballot, we’re giving two running friends a prize to keep their training right on track… the chance to win two entry places at this year’s AJ Bell #GreatNorthRun!
For your chance to win, we want to see your BEST #GreatNorthRun moments!
- Share your photos on Facebook in the comments, tag @Great_Run in your Instagram posts and stories, and use the #GreatNorthRun hashtag on Twitter.
- Comment on your post to let us know what makes the AJ Bell #GreatNorthRun the world’s GREATEST half marathon.
Don’t worry, if you’ve never taken part in the AJ Bell Great North Run before – get creative with your competition entry! Show us how you’re already training for this year’s event, take a photo of your finish line poses, and let us know why it is the greatest half marathon in the world.
You should still enter in the 2023 ballot if you haven’t already secured an entry and wish to enter the AJ Bell Great North Run. If you win the competition, you will be removed from the ballot and will not be charged.
Terms and conditions apply.
Competition ends on 16/2/23 at 23:59 GMT.
After this point, we will gather all entries and randomly select a winner which will be announced the week commencing 20th February 2023.
Winners will be notified by original method of entry (via their social media post) and prizes must be claimed within 14 days of notification.
This prize is not transferrable, refundable and cannot be exchanged for the monetary value of the race.
Competition entrants must be 18 or over and a UK resident.
Entry to this competition excludes employees or agents of The Great Run Company and/or anyone professionally connected with the promotion and their immediate families.
This prize does not include travel or accommodation.
By participating in this competition, you are granting us the access to use your photographs in future marketing material and social media advertising.
If you change your mind, please inform us in writing and we will remove the imagery from further use.
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