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Empire State Building Run-Up returns in October
The Empire State Building Run-Up returns on October 6, 2022.
The lung-busting race is presented by Turkish Airlines and powered by the Challenged Athletes Foundation.
Around 150 runners will race up the 1,576 stairs to the 86th Floor of the ‘World’s Most Famous Building’ in the 44th annual Run-Up.
Runners will be divided into designated heats such as elite runners, celebrities, adaptive athletes, media, and public.
Registration is available online at https://nycruns.com/race/esb2022 on a first-come, first-served basis.
Participation costs $125 per runner.
“As the first and most famous tower-running event, the Empire State Building Run-Up is the bucket list race for elite runners from all over the world,” said Anthony E. Malkin, chairman, president, and CEO at Empire State Realty Trust.
Turkish Airlines acts as the presenting sponsor for the fourth year.
Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) is the official charity partner again, with a designated heat for adaptive athletes and CAF supporters who want to race and raise funds.
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