Seasoned runner or attempting your longest run yet? This year’s Brooks Half Marathon promises to get those legs pumping with a flat, fast course. Take in the sunrise as you make your way down Mounts Bay Rd, enjoy the freeway and run through the tunnel without a car in sight. Lap up the crowd cheering you on as you cross the finish line for your awe-inspiring achievement. Share this experience with like-minded runners, you won’t regret it.
Enter early to receive early bird pricing. Plus HBF health members receive a further 20% off.
Corner Hay St and William St
Gloucester Park, Perth WA
6.45am
8.15am - Hackett Drive Northbound (5.7km)
8.45am - Point Lewis Aid Station
(8.8km)
10.30am - Roger Mackay Aid
Station (16.5km)
11.30am - The Causway Eastern End (18.9km)
16+ years old
HBF health
member
$
16+ years old
$
60+ years old
HBF health
member
$
60+ years old
$
| Category | Your Pace | Typical finishing time | Start time | Arrive By |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wave A | Runners, joggers | 1hr to 3hrs | 6.45am | 6.00am |
Look the part
We have a fresh new t-shirt for 2020 and it's made out of 100% recycled polyester, a sustainable alternative to traditional polyester. Be sure to enter early so you don’t miss out.
Bring the crew
Get the crew together and take part as a team. We have a range of team packages available that are sure to make it an unforgettable day.
Make a difference
Is there a cause close to your heart? Why not fundraise for one of our amazing charities and help support their important work in the WA community
Why is there only one wave start for the Brooks Half Marathon?
The Brooks Half Marathon is self-seeded which means there is only one start wave. There will be signage on the day with finish times and our Brooks Pacers will be there too so find your finish time and queue near them.
How / when do I collect my event pack?
Your participant pack will be available to collect from HBF Run for a Reason Pack Collection between Mon 18 May - Sat 23 May.
How do I get to the start line?
There will be special train and bus services that will run on event day to get you to the start line on time. These are free for participants, simply show your participant bib to jump on.
Keep an eye out on the website as we will be publishing transport options and road closures closer to the event.
Are there aid stations on course?
Yes – there are multiple aid stations across the course located at approximately 5.5km, 9km, 12.5km, 14km, 17km and 19.5km. If you need any specific items, you will need to carry these yourself.
What can I find at aid stations?
Brooks Half Marathon aid stations will be stocked with water and Powerade. The 5.5km and 9km stations will have Koda Energy Gels available.
If you need any specific items, we encourage you to carry these yourself.
Water and fruit will be provided at the finish line.