LET’S MAKE SOME NOISE!!
If anyone knows how to get out and cheer on race participants, it’s the people of Bermuda!
One of the most repeated pieces of feedback we received after each Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge was how friendly the spectators were and how much their support meant to our overseas participants, particularly on the hilly BF&M 10k and 5k courses and during the last miles of the PwC Bermuda Marathon.
For the 2025 Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge, we’re accepting applications for Community Cheer Zones. If you’re a club, nonprofit organisation, community group, business, church, or other association, we’re inviting you to set up a themed* cheer zone along one (or more!) of the weekend’s many courses (Butterfield Mile on Friday, BF&M 10k and 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, PwC Bermuda Half Marathon or Half Marathon Relay on Sunday, or the PwC Bermuda Marathon on Sunday).
Decorations, music, people in themed costumes – the more creative, the better!
QUESTIONS: Contact us at [email protected]
*Themes must be family-friendly and we encourage the use of eco-friendly and recyclable products as part of our Sustainability Initiative. We are more than happy to help you be creative AND sustainable!
WHERE TO CHEER?
We’ve got you covered! We’ve scoped out the courses and found some of the spots where runners need that extra push, or where there isn’t much happening in terms of entertainment. You don’t have to set up at these locations though – these are just suggestions!
Butterfield Mile (Friday night)
- Anywhere from Cabinet House to the Longtail statute outside the Swan skyscraper (141 Front Street)
BF&M 10k/5k (Saturday morning)
- From the bottom of the hill from Somerset School all the way to the top of the hill
- Barker’s Hill
- Palmetto Hill and all along the top of the road right to the finish. That last mile is a killer.
PwC Bermuda Marathon/Half Marathon/Half Marathon Relay (Sunday morning to midday)
- Railway Trail (all along the West)
- Somerset Bridge
- The hill on Middle Road before the junction with South Road before Barnes Corner
- The layby overlooking Horseshoe Beach
- Astwood Park
- Bermuda College
- Railway Trail in Paget
- Botanical Gardens
- Collectors Hill
- McGall’s Hill
- Spittal Pond East
- Watch Hill
- The junction of North Shore Road near Admiralty Park
- Cox’s Hill Roundabout
