WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer
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WildRide! Bike Rally starts at
8 a.m. on Saturday, May 19
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WildRun! 5K Timed Run &
Fun Run/Walk starts at 8:30 a.m.
on Saturday, May 19
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The 2012 WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer Bike Rally & 5K Timed Run event is set for May 19, 2012!
Rain or shine!
Event Information
Pre-registered cyclists, runners, and walkers can pick up their packets and t shirts on event day starting at 6:00am at Start/Finish. All cyclists and runners/walkers receive a $5 off coupon for WildFlower! Arts & Music Festival admission (good for May 19 and May 20. More than 11 bands and musicians are supporting the event by sharing their musical talents along the routes and on the Main Stage. Come out and enjoy the fantastic music as you cycle, run or walk by!
Musical acts include Zach Coffey, Random Circumstances, Trubone, Ellis Island, Kelsea Riddick, and Madison Musgrove.
Event Day Schedule:
May 19th, 2012 at Start/Finish – 2400 North Glenville Richardson, Texas 75082
6:00 a.m.
Registration and packet pick up starts for cyclists and runners/walkers
Starbucks coffee is served
7:45 a.m.
Stretch and warm up with Rachel Volmer with Fusion Fit Camp
8:00 a.m.
National Anthem sung by Madison Musgrove
Color Guard Presentation by Berkner High School ROTC
Honorary Ride Chair, Angel Ruiz, President & CEO Ericsson North America
WildRide! Bike Rally starts
Pot Belly cookies are served
8:30 a.m.
National Anthem sung by Madison Musgrove
Color Guard Presentation by Berkner High School ROTC
5K Timed Run Awards Ceremony with Honorary Run Chair David Tucker, VP, GM of Cisco Systems, Inc.
WildRun! 5KTimed Run and Fun Walk starts
8:45 a.m.
"Random Circumstances" take the Main Stage
9:00 a.m.
Oxygen Bar opens
10:00 a.m.
5K Timed Run Awards Ceremony at Main Stage
10:30 a.m. to noon
"Trubone" takes the Main Stage
Enjoy free food and beverage from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. generously donated by:
Jason's Deli
Starbuck's
Pot Belly
Chick Fil A
Tom Thumb
Culligan Water
US Foods
Tropical Foods
Pepsi
Chef's Produce
Sam's Club
Frost Bank
Ci Ci's Pizza
Special thanks to North Texas Renewable Energy Group (NTREG), which is providing the solar power for the WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer!
Early Packet Pick Up Information
WildRide! Against Cancer Bike Rally
Pick up your packet and t-shirt at Richardson Bike Mart – 1451 West Campbell Road in Richardson
May 16 – 17 – 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
May 18 – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WildRun! Against Cancer 5K Timed Run and Fun Run/Walk
Pick up your packet and t-shirt at Run On locations in Richardson, McKinney, Preston/Forest and Mockingbird Lane
May 15 – May 17 – 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
You may also register on the day of the event starting at 6:30 a.m. at the Start/Finish site – 2400 North Glenville Drive (Verizon Parking Lot)
Event t-shirts are only guaranteed for those who register prior to May 4th, 2012!
Important Reminders!
Deadline for online registrations:
WildRide! Bike Rally – May 18, 2012 – noon CT
WildRun! 5K Timed Run & Fun Run/Walk – May 14, 2012 – noon CT
Deadline for Fundraising Competition
May 17, 2012 – noon CT
Winners will be announced at 5 p.m. on May 17!
WildRide! and WildRun! maps and directions
All registration fees increase on May 1, 2012!
Riders and runners receive a $5 discount into the Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival.
By clicking on one of the registration buttons above, you will be leaving the Methodist Health System website and linking to the website of an outside source. Methodist Health System and Methodist Richardson Medical Center do not control or monitor the websites of outside sources, and therefore cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content contained therein.
*Note: Online registration through active.com includes a processing fee in addition to your registration fee. If you prefer not to register online, please call Kim Hanna at 972-498-4261 or email KimHanna@mhd.com.
Sponsors
2012 WildRide! WildRun! Sponsorship Information
2012 WildRide! WildRun! Sponsors
Contact Us
For more information about the WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer, contact:
Methodist Richardson Medical Center Foundation
401 W. Campbell Road
Richardson, TX 75080
972-498-7678
RichardsonFoundation@mhd.com
Angel Ruiz, president of Ericsson North America, has been named honorary chair of the 2012 WildRide!
David Tucker from Cisco has been named honorary chair for the 2012 WildRun!
2012 WildRide! WildRun! Sponsorship Information
2012 WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer Fast Facts
Join more than 2,000 cyclists and runners from across North Texas for the WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer, part of the Richardson Wildflower! Art and Music Festival on Saturday, May 19, 2012.
WildRide! is the only bike ride to allow riders across the long stretch of the beautiful Lavon Lake Dam, closed all other days of the year! Enjoy rolling hills and scenic byways through small North Texas towns that open their arms to this annual event. This non-timed ride is facilitated by Richardson Bike Mart. The WildRun! 5k timed run will take runners and walkers through Richardson parks. Enjoy the quiet and solitude of being in a beautiful, scenic, natural setting. The run is facilitated by Run On! Racing Systems and Chronotrack. Everyone is welcome to participate in the run/walk, even if you only want to walk or run at your own pace and do not wish to be timed (registration and fees are the same).
After your run or ride, stop by and share a breath of fresh air with us at the oxygen bar. With 12 stations and 12 different aromas, it can be a great way to relax and rejuvenate.
In addition to riding, running, or walking, you can become a sponsor, volunteer, make a donation or purchase a raffle ticket. Call 972-498-7678 to contact the Methodist Richardson Medical Center Foundation for more information.
Who Benefits
All net proceeds of WildRide! WildRun! Against Cancer benefit the Methodist Richardson Cancer Center, home of the Lance Armstrong Shaped Beam SurgeryTM program. The Cancer Center offers an array of diagnostic equipment, new drug therapies as a part of clinical research programs and numerous treatment options. Patients in Richardson and surrounding North Texas communities can receive comprehensive treatment close to home.
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