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No way, No. There are many 10km and 5km races you can do to test your ability and endurance. Color Run is about having a colorful and fun day with friends and family. You can run, walk, crawl or make windmills all the way if you want.
Besides getting the right to participate in the funnest race of the year, you will receive a running T-Shirt and a Colored bag with all event goodies. Note that the running data will not be sent to you, but you will access it as the race gets closer.
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Yes, why not. This is family fun at its best and we really want the whole family to have a great day with us.
No, unfortunately running with a dog is not allowed in Color Run. There are many obvious reasons for that.
Bicycles, scooters, skateboards, roller skates and all such are not allowed in the race due to the potential risk of accidents.
21Km- Above 18 yrs. 10Km- Above 15 yrs. 5Km and 2.5Km- No age limit at all. As long as you're confident enough to cover 5km & 2.5Km, however you do it, you're ready for Color Run.
Children under 8 years of age (based on year of birth) only need a child ticket (on BIB Collection Day), which includes a t-shirt and a colored bag, just like a regular ticket.
Exactly the same as in a regular ticket, children under 8 years old get a T-shirt and a color bag with goodies.
National Stadium, New Delhi-110001.
A white t-shirt comes with your ticket and everyone should show up in a t-shirt with the bib number on the front. That's the ticket to the race. You show up in the white top and experience the joy of color at its best. Color Run is all about having fun.
Of course. We can't believe you really had this question on your mind. Don't expect to go straight home after the run. There will be a push at the end of the race.
Color Run is the first of its kind and draws inspiration from great events such as Disney's World of Color and festivals around the world to create our Bharat's Holi festival. Color Run exists because running doesn't always have to be about competition or success. We want you to have fun while running.
No, there is nothing to worry about. It's like being in a food fight with cornstarch. The color powder is made from cornstarch, better known as cornstarch, so there's nothing to fear about being sloppy in the color powder. Of course, we advise people to close their eyes when the color bomb arrives, but this is desirable and has been certified as such. However, sunglasses are a very good option and we encourage everyone to run with them.
At the finish line at the end of the race, the participants will take care of the color throw themselves, for example when runners cross the finish line. You will receive one color bag with your participation number and you can buy more bags at the finish line so you can bathe yourself and yours in color at the end of the race.
Tickets are non-refundable, but if you can't make it to the race, you're welcome to give your ticket to someone.
You have completed the funnest run of your life. Congratulations! You need rest, but not right away. Take a few minutes to rinse the color off of you and your clothes. Dust dry powder as best you can. The color doesn't come off 100% from the white shirt we give you, but it's done on purpose because the color should remind you of this day for a long time to come. Dust off loose color powder before putting in the wash and wash the clothes you used in the run separately from other laundry and use cold water. Every time you look down at your shoes and see a splash of color, you can think back and reminisce about Color Run and it will put a smile on your face. Eventually all the color will fade, until a year… If you have blonde or bleached hair, it's a good idea to run with a buff or put your hair in a bun. If there is a lot of powder in the hair, it is best to rinse it first with cold water. After that, wash your hair as you normally do. There may be some color residue after the first rinse, but the color should be completely gone after 2-3 hair washes. Those who want to be absolutely 100% safe can resort to old household tips and put a little oil in their hair before running. It actually prevents everything from getting stuck in the hair. Coconut oil or olive oil work best.
If you have blonde or bleached hair, it's a good idea to run with a buff and/or put your hair in a ponytail or bun. If there is a lot of powder in the hair, it is best to rinse it first with cold water. After that, wash your hair as you normally do. There may be some color residue after the first rinse, but the color should be completely gone after 2-3 hair washes. Those who want to be absolutely 100% safe can resort to old household tips and put a little oil in their hair before running. It actually prevents everything from getting stuck in the hair. Coconut oil or olive oil work best. Please note that Color Run takes no responsibility if something that should not be colored becomes colored. The race is all about having fun and basking in powder glory, and it's harder if you're trying not to get any paint on yourself. If you are worried, make sure that color does not get into your fine and beautiful hair.
We won't stop you, but note that colors have a chance to stick to certain materials and it's never 100% predictable. This should all be washed out with time and time, but we do not recommend that you show up in clothes or shoes that cannot be stained at all. Please note that Color Run takes no responsibility if something that should not be colored becomes colored. The race is all about having fun and basking in powder glory, and it's harder if you're trying not to get any paint on yourself.
The color powder is the same as in other Color Runs around the world and has been independently tested and researched. The powder, which is made from 100% natural corn flour and widely used in processed food products, is neither harmful to the skin nor the environment according to the results of analyses. The dyes are recognized in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, which means that they have been tested and confirmed that they meet the conditions made regarding the direct contact of the substances with the skin and breathing of people. Most of the powder's content comes from natural resources such as leaves, flowers, tree and fruit bark. The powder is water-soluble and has been approved by the European Union's environmental agencies for use in open public areas. In other words, the powder is neither dangerous nor harmful, but as with everything else, it's a good idea not to get too much of the powder in the eyes, and people naturally don't bother trying to swallow such powder.
The color usually fades with the first wash, and as with many things, the sooner you wash, the better. Of course, we advise you to wear clothes that can be dyed if you go out. Check out the articles above on blonde or bleached hair and white shoes for some great tips.
Yes, a portion of the collections is donated to shortlisted NGOs. All these organizations are concerned about the rights and welfare of children.
Our own photographers have no problem shooting from a distance of 7-15 meters, but we advise runners to keep their phones in a closed pocket or just in a plastic bag if you want to take pictures in the middle of a powder bomb.
Yes, only for 21Km and 10Km categories.
A little rain is fine, just makes the colors more fun. If there are major weather warnings on the day of the race, runners should follow up with the updates about the race.
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