Hey Crazyleggers! It’s that time of year again!

Great Place – Madison, WI – follow the scenic route from downtown at Capitol Square, along the lake front, through the UW Campus, with the final leg in Camp Randall Stadium.

Great Race – Recognized as one of America’s best runs

Great Tradition – 29th Annual event

Great Time – Fun for everyone!!!

Start gearing up for this year's 29th Annual Crazylegs Classic. We have had the same registration price for the last 5 years and are pleased to announce that we are keeping the same prices (8K Run - $25, 2 Mile Walk -$20) for those who register early. Please review the 2010 Crazylegs Registration Time Line under the “Registration” tab to find out how you can SAVE! Online registration is now open, click below to register.

If you would like to print and mail in your registration please Click here

CRAZYLEGS T-SHIRTS FOR HAITI

The recent earthquakes in Haiti brought about a global outpouring in relief efforts and assistance. We are pleased to announce that the Crazylegs Classic Executive Committee, in partnership with UW Athletics, donated approximately 1500 outdated Crazylegs T-shirts to Haiti during this time of need. The spirit of giving back and trying to make a difference is as important today as it was 29 years ago when the inaugural Crazylegs Classic had its first run in downtown Madison, Wisconsin. Now, reaching out globally has more than one meaning for “Crazylegs World”.

"CRAZYLEGS WORLD" - EXPANDING BEYOND MADISON

Crazylegs is going global.

The Crazylegs Classic, the increasingly popular annual run/walk that takes place in Madison each spring and benefits UW Athletics, has expanded this year adding an event called “Crazylegs World.”

The idea is this: in addition to the nearly 20,000 people who are currently taking part in the race in Madison, UW Athletics, the National W Club and the Wisconsin Alumni Association will join forces to help coordinate satellite events, on the same day, anywhere there is interest – from Boston to Bismarck, Melbourne to Madrid, Tampa to Tokyo, and anyplace in between.

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