On May 21st, the best tower runners from Poland and Europe will once again converge on Warsaw for the Rondo 1 Tower Run, after a two-year break due to the pandemic. This will be the 10th meeting of the event, which has European Championship status, and as usual the funds raised will go to support the SOS Children's Villages charity in Poland.
On May 21st, the best tower runners from Poland and Europe will once again converge on Warsaw for the Rondo 1 Tower Run, after a two-year break due to the pandemic. This will be the 10th meeting of the event, which has European Championship status, and as usual the funds raised will go to support the SOS Children's Villages charity in Poland.
Thirty-eight floors and 142m vertically is the task that awaits anyone who decides to face the route up and down the main staircase of the Rondo 1 office building. Rondo 1 will – for the second time in its history – be hosting the Towerrunning European Championships, having done so for the first time in 2016.
We can confidently declare that the Rondo 1 Tower Run has gained the status of a cult event, to which many competitors return every year. We are all the more pleased that after the pandemic-related disruption, runners will again appear on the hospitable thresholds of the Rondo 1 office building.
Piotr Jakóbik, the press spokesman for the competition
Since the first time it was held in 2011, the Rondo 1 Tower Run, has supported the SOS Children's Villages Association in Poland by donating all the income from the starting fees to the SOS Children's Village in Kraśnik. This year, the funds raised are more crucial than ever before, as in recent weeks, the Kraśnik SOS Children's Village has welcomed a large group of children and their guardians from Ukraine.
Registration for the Rondo 1 Tower Run has already been launched via SlotMarket.pl. More information will soon be available on the official website: www.biegnaszczyt.pl.
The media patrons of the 10th Rondo 1 Tower Run are Eurobuild CEE and biegowe.pl.
