Red, White and Blue Half Marathon 2026
The Red, White and Blue Half Marathon 2026 takes place on June 13, 2026, at Draper Park in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, this mixed-terrain event features a combination of paved park trails, greenbelts, crushed granite, and some dirt paths. Participants can expect typical mid-June weather for Oklahoma City, which often includes warm to hot temperatures and the potential for humidity or summer thunderstorms. The event offers a variety of race lengths to accommodate different fitness levels, from a short sprint for children to a full half marathon, all set against the natural scenery of the local park system.
What distances are offered at the event?
- →Kids Dash: ~50 meters (for ages 10 and under, not timed)
- →2 Mile: For all ages and experience levels (not chip-timed)
- →4 Mile: Chip-timed
- →8 Mile: Chip-timed
- →Half Marathon: 13.1 miles, chip-timed
What is the race day schedule?
- →Packet Pickup: 5:30 AM – 6:45 AM
- →Kids Dash: 6:55 AM
- →National Anthem followed by Main Race Start: 7:00 AM CDT
- →Post-race: Live results and awards presentation
What is included with registration?
- →All finishers receive a T-shirt and a finisher medal
- →Chip-timed bibs are provided for the 4 Mile, 8 Mile, and Half Marathon distances
- →Note: The T-shirt cutoff is 10 days prior to the event
What awards and prizes are available?
- →Top overall Male and Female in the 4 Mile, 8 Mile, and Half Marathon: Bigfoot Trophies
- →Masters (ages 40+): Specialized pins
- →Age groups (10 and under to 70+): Gold, silver, and bronze pins
How much does registration cost for youth?
- →Children 12 and under: $15 for the shorter race distances
Where can I view the race routes?
- →2 Mile Course: MapMyRun ↗
- →4 Mile Course: MapMyRun ↗
- →8 Mile Course: MapMyRun ↗
- →Half Marathon Course: MapMyRun ↗
- →Interactive Map: Google Maps ↗
What amenities and support are provided during the event?
- →Aid stations equipped with water
- →Post-race snacks and water
- →Live DJ music
Are there volunteer opportunities?
- →Volunteer-then-run: Help with packet pickup or awards to receive a bib, tee, and medal (limited to the first five volunteers for the 4 Mile race)
- →Full volunteer roles: Positions include water stations and course monitors. Volunteers receive a T-shirt, VIP status, free entry, or a $20 card. Volunteers should arrive 1.5 hours early.
What is the terrain like?
The course is a mixed-terrain route that primarily utilizes paved trails in parks and greenbelts, though runners should be prepared for some crushed granite and unavoidable dirt paths.