The Dhaka 25K 2025 is an international certified running event organized by Run Bangladesh, set to take place on February 14, 2025, at Hatirjheel, Dhaka. This is the second edition of the event, following the success of the first one. The race is AIMS-certified, meaning it meets international standards for accuracy and quality. We’re back, bigger and better, with new race categories and exciting updates designed to inspire both elite and amateur runners. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or enjoying a family-friendly day out, this event promises something for everyone.
– Age Group Categories: This year, we’re introducing age group divisions, allowing runners to compete against others in their age bracket. More details on age groups and categories will be released soon
- 25km (Age: 18 years and above)
– If fewer than 20 participants, only the Champion will be awarded prize money.
Amateur Runners: – Top 3 Male and Female finishers will receive prize money.
- 10km (Age: 14 years and above) – Amateur Runners: Top 3 Male and Female finishers will receive prize money.
- 3km (Age: 8 years and above) Kids: Open to children. Guardians are allowed to run alongside their kids if desired, with an equivalent registration fee
– 10km: 1699 BDT
– 3km : 1299 BDT
Start Time will be on the clock, the chip time start will remain open for 10 minutes, and anyone starting after 10 minutes chip time, will be counted as clock time.
The podium will be based on GUN TIME
Cut-off Time
25Km: 4 Hours
10Km: 1 Hour 50 Minutes
3Km-Kids: 40 Minutes
N.B: Only those who cross the finish line within the designated cutoff times will claim their coveted finisher medals.
T-shirt Discount:
– A 100 BDT discount applies to the registration fee if you opt out of receiving a T-shirt.
Stay tuned for exciting updates and exclusive details – you won’t want to miss a moment!
Important Note: As the race is open for both elite and amateur athletes, it is important for them to register according to the specific category. Any discrepancy found before or after the race, organizers might act including disqualifying the participant.
Amateur Athletes: Amateurs are usually non-professional athletes who participate for personal goals, enjoyment, or fitness rather than for a career. They might be less experienced, or they may simply participate at a recreational level without professional training or sponsorship. In competitive events, amateurs may have access to a more relaxed category or shorter distances.
Elite Athletes: Elite athletes are those who train at a high level, often with the goal of achieving top placements or records. They typically have extensive experience, may be professionally trained, and are sometimes sponsored. Elite athletes compete in tougher, more competitive categories with others of a similar skill level.
