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The Transurban Bridge to Brisbane presented by Brooks is on Sunday 13 September, 2026.
Your entry fee includes:
- An official Transurban Bridge to Brisbane presented by Brooks Event T-Shirt
- Your race number and timing chip
- A finishers’ medal and downloadable certificate
- Public transport to and from the race
- The opportunity to race on one of Brisbane’s most unique courses
- And of course, the opportunity to be a part of Queensland’s largest community fun run
Use this link to resend your event entry confrimation email.
LA ROCHE-POSAY 10KM START ZONES
- Sporting Wheelies Qualification Required
- Seeded Blue Zone (elite)
Male sub 35:00min / Female sub 40:00min - Priority Orange Zone (sub-elite)
Male sub 40:00min / Female sub 45:00min - Red Zone sub 50:00min
- Green Zone sub 60min
- Yellow Zone sub 1hr:10min
- Purple Zone sub 1hr:30min
- Pink Zone 1hr:30min +
BLUE RUN 5KM START ZONES
- Seeded Blue Zone (elite) sub 20:00min
- Orange Zone sub 25:00min
- Green Zone sub 30:00min
- Yellow Zone sub 45:00min
- Purple Zone 45:00min +
ELITE START ZONES
- For entry into the elite start zones, entrants will be asked to provide a race result of an equivalent distance to the event you are entering from the past two years. The race result must be within the timeframe of the zone you are entering.
To ensure the safety of all participants and allow for road reopenings, the event has the following cut-off times in place:
– La Roche-Posay 10km start area closes at 7:45am
– Blue Run 5km start area closes at 10:30am
– Inner City Bypass cut-off at 11:45am
– Finish line closes at 12:00pm
Participants who have not reached key points by these times may be asked to move to the footpath or may not be able to continue on the closed course.
Yes, you will be able to change your start zone or distance if required.
For those choosing to have their race number posted, no changes can be made online once the postage deadline has passed, entrants would be required to bring their race number to the check-in centre to update.
Entries close: Saturday 12 September 2026, 2:00pm (AEST) unless sold out prior.
Please note that you will be required to collect your race number from the race office if entering after Sunday 19 July 2026, please allow time to collect your race number by 2:00pm.
Yes, your entry includes a race number with a disposable timing chip attached. You will be able to view your time online after the event or you can choose to have your time sent to you via SMS when you register for an additional cost.
There are no refunds payable unless expressly permitted by law.
If you are registered for the La Roche-Posay 10km event and can no longer participate in that distance, you are able to change your entry to compete in the 5km race. Race changes can be completed via the Update my Entry portal.
If you are no longer able to participate in the event at all, you can transfer your entry to another person, via the Update my Entry portal.
Once registrations have opened you will be able to update your entry via the Update my Entry Portal, link and login details provided on your confirmation email.
No, we do not offer a baggage drop service for this event.
If you opted to collect your kit in-person, or entered after the postage cut off date, our Race Office will be open at John Reid Pavilion Corner of Gregory Terrace and Alexandria St, during the following times:
Thursday 10 September, 2026 – 8:00am to 6:30pm
Friday 11 September, 2026 – 8:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday 12 September, 2026 – 8:00am to 2:00pm
Can’t make it to the office in the above times? You can send someone else with your confirmation certificate to collect on your behalf. Please note there is no race kit collection on race day.
If you have any further questions you can reach out to our friendly team at info@bridgetobrisbane.com.au
The La Roche-Posay 10km Start Line is located at the bottom of the Gateway Bridge, Murarrie
The Blue Run 5km Start Line is located at Hercules Park, Kingsford Smith Drive
The finish line is located in the Showbag Pavilion via Gate 5, O’Connell Terrace, RNA Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
Yes there is! Track your results and access all things Bridge to Brisbane from one handy app!
Download from the App Store here.
Download from Google Play here.
Mobile app features include:
Participant Times, Paces & Estimates
Interactive Course Map and Live Map Tracking
Easy Live Tracking of multiple participants at the same time
Push Notifications as progress is made on course
Social Media Integration
Live Leaderboards
Event Branded Selfie frames
Event Info and Messaging
Race Day
No, for health and safety reasons pets are not allowed on course. Of course, registered guide dogs are always welcome.
We recommend you don’t, as you will need to be able to hear and follow instructions of event personnel and fellow runners.
Yes definitely, prams and strollers are allowed. Children in prams are free but they will not receive a Race Kit or finishers t-shirt. Please note the prams are required to start at the back of their chosen start zone.
Yes, all participants receive FREE public transport on event day until 3pm. All you need to do is show your official race number on Brisbane Transport buses and QLD Rail Trains. Please note, due to capacity levels City Cat and Ferry services will not be included in the free public transport.
No, due to health and safety guidelines, these method of transport are banned from the event.
If you are unable to continue at any point along the course, you should seek assistance from a race marshal who will get help for you as soon as possible. Do not continue if you feel unwell.
Any lost people will be directed to the Information Tent at the Finish Village. We recommend you decide on a meeting spot with your group before the event starts. Parents should write your contact details on the back of your child’s race number to make sure that you can be easily contacted if they are lost.
If you come across another participant who needs medical assistance, please make note of your location and alert your nearest marshal or call our medical command centre or call 000.
Comfortable clothes and sensible shoes for running/walking. Be aware that some fabrics may cause chafing or blisters. An old jumper and/or t-shirt that you are happy to give to charity may be worn for warmth prior to warm up and left at the start line. Otherwise you can store this in your car or with a friend/family member prior to the start of the race if you do not wish to dispose of any clothing. Please note that a baggage drop service will not be available. Please ensure you make alternative arrangements.
As part of your Bridge to Brisbane event entry, all participants are automatically included in a group Personal Accident insurance policy at no additional cost.
This cover applies only while you are participating in activities authorised by the event organiser, including direct travel to and from the event (without deviation).
The policy provides limited financial benefits in the event of an accidental injury covered under the policy, including:
- Accidental death or permanent disability (up to $25,000); and
- Fixed benefits for certain injuries such as fractures, dental damage, and limited non-Medicare medical expenses (subject to caps).
Important limitations:
- This is a limited benefit policy only and is not comprehensive insurance
- It does not include income protection or loss of earnings
- It does not cover all medical or rehabilitation costs
- It applies only to accidental injuries as defined in the policy
- Participants should consider whether they require their own private health, life or income protection insurance for broader coverage.
- Please see the information summary available here
If you are injured during Bridge to Brisbane, please seek assistance from the event medical team or, in an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).
If you may wish to make a claim, please retain any relevant medical reports, receipts, invoices and other supporting documents. You should also ensure the incident is reported to the event team where practicable.
You will need to pay eligible expenses and then submit the relevant invoices and receipts as part of your claim.
Any reimbursement will be subject to the applicable benefit limits and the terms and exclusions of the policy.
Please refer to see the information summary available here for a step by step guide.
The claims team will acknowledge your claim and advise if any additional information or supporting documents are required. All claims should be acknowledged within 48 hours and are then assessed by the insurer or its appointed claims administrator in accordance with the terms, conditions, limits and exclusions of the policy. You should receive a response from the appointed claims officer within 10 days of lodgement. Submission of a claim does not guarantee that it will be accepted or paid.
Claims should be submitted as soon as reasonably possible following the injury. Please refer to the claim form or contact the claims team on sportentertainment.aus@howdengroup.com to confirm the applicable notification and submission timeframes.
Please refer to the information summary available here.
For assistance with an existing or potential claim, please contact Howden Insurance Brokers at sportentertainment.aus@howdengroup.com
For general questions about the Bridge to Brisbane Personal Accident insurance arrangements, please contact Howden Insurance Brokers at sportentertainment.aus@howdengroup.com
Accessibility
Racing wheelchair entrants are invited to compete in the Wheelchair La Roche-Posay 10km race. You must be 12 years or older for the Wheelchair 10km category.
No hand cycles are permitted. The 2026 Transurban Bridge to Brisbane is conducted under Athletics Australia,”¯World Para Athletics and World Athletics rules which clearly state that the Wheelchair 10km is an athletics event and only a recognised racing wheelchair is permitted. No mechanical gears are permitted on the chair.
Day wheelchairs may compete in either the 10km race or the 5km race (please note the Wheelchair La Roche-Posay 10km race is for racing wheelchair competitors only). For the safety of yourself and others, we recommend affixing a flag to your wheelchair and starting from the walker zone at the back of the starting field. However, if you are an experienced participant you may elect to start in the start zone based on your anticipated finish time.“¯Hand cycles are not permitted.
If you have a companion card and require a support worker to complete the event with you, please complete the Companion Form here. Please include a copy of your companion card and your entry confirmation number with the form. We will provide an entry link for your support worker’s free entry. It is essential that everyone who will be on course is registered so we can provide a safe and enjoyable event for everybody.
We encourage everyone to use the free public transport where possible. If you need to be dropped off in a private vehicle or a rideshare the best drop off point for the La Roche-Posay 10km is at Paringa Road , Murarrie.
This is a drop off point only, there is no parking at the 10km start line.
For the Blue Run 5km event participants can be dropped off at MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton.
WHERE WILL THE RACE OFFICE BE
Our Race Office will be open at John Reed Pavilion Corner of Gregory Terrace and Alexandria St, during the following times: Thursday 10 September 2026 – 8:00am to 6:30pm Friday 11 September 2026 – 8:00am to 6:00pm Saturday 12 September 2026 – 8:00am to 2:00pm
Can’t make it to the office in the above times? You can send someone else with your confirmation certificate to collect on your behalf. If you have any further questions you can reach out to our friendly team at info@bridgetobrisbane.com.au or on 1300 55 55 77 to speak about your options.
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