Celebrate Pi Day (March 14) with a virtual running challenge that blends fitness, fun, and maths. The Pi Day Virtual Race is a unique virtual run designed for runners, walkers, joggers, and number-lovers who want a meaningful goal without pressure. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just out to enjoy the miles, this race turns 3.14 into a reason to get moving. (Pies not included sadly!).
On 14th March, you can choose to run one of these four specific distances:
- 3.14 km
- 3.14 miles (5.05 km)
- 31.4 km (19.51 miles)
- 31.4 miles (50.53 km)
This virtual race challenge lets you run anywhere, at any pace, on Pi Day. Choose your distance, track your run using your favourite app, and take part in a global celebration of movement and curiosity. Perfect for beginner runners, seasoned athletes, and STEM enthusiasts alike, it’s a flexible, accessible event that fits around real life — no mass starts, no travel, just you and the numbers.
Running with purpose feels different. The Pi Day Virtual Race adds motivation through maths-inspired milestones, a sense of shared achievement, and the simple joy of ticking off a special date in the calendar. It’s ideal for spring motivation, building consistency, or breaking up training with something playful. Whether you’re training for a race, starting a running streak, or looking for a fun virtual event, this challenge gives you a reason to lace up and show up.
Sign up today and make March 14 count. Join runners worldwide in this Pi Day virtual run, log your miles, and celebrate the beauty of numbers in motion. No shipping, no stress - just a motivating virtual race experience you can complete your way. Add it to your calendar, grab your trainers, and run the numbers.
There are two options available to you - virtual entry, or entry where those who complete get a winner's pin - smaller but with far more longevity than a medal!
Digital download pack includes:
- Full details of the race entry
- A customisable gift certificate to print out and give
- The date information
- Terms and conditions