Fast, Fun, and Free: Sign Up for the Bionic 5K & 1-Mile!
Get ready to roll, run, and fly, because the annual Bionic 5K & 1 Mile is returning to San Francisco on Sunday, November 8, at 1199 East Beach (Crissy Field). Proudly supported by the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF), this event is all about celebrating inclusion, community, and unstoppable human momentum. Whether you plan to tear up the pavement on foot, roll fast and fierce in a mobility device, or cheer your heart out from the sidelines, you're going to witness some serious athleticism in action.
Even better? If you are an individual with a permanent physical disability, including a spinal cord injury (SCI), your registration is completely FREE!
The organizers and CAF want everyone at the starting line. All you have to do is drop in the promo code ADAPTIVE when you register online, and your entry fee is entirely waived.
Why You Need to Be There:
The Energy is Electric: This isn't just any race; it's a full-throttle celebration of movement uniting elite adaptive athletes, weekend warriors, families, and first-timers.
Choose Your Challenge: Take on the fast-paced 5K course or cruise through the high-energy 1-Mile route in whatever allowed mobility device fits your speed—whether that's a regular manual chair or anything else that gets you moving.
Epic Views and Good Vibes: Set against a stunning backdrop at East Beach, the atmosphere is pure adrenaline, community connection, and fun from start to finish.
Don't let this incredible day pass you by. Grab your gear, rally your crew, and claim your free spot. Head over to the Bionic 5K & 1 Mile Race Roster page to sign up, use code ADAPTIVE at checkout, and get ready to experience a race day like no other!
Participation in athletic events involves inherent physical risks, including the potential for injury. Individuals should consult with a healthcare provider before participating in any running, walking, or rolling event to ensure it is appropriate for their fitness level and physical condition. Attendees are solely responsible for evaluating their own readiness, ensuring their equipment is safe and properly maintained, and participating within their personal limits.
