Sydney’s City2Surf 2010

VSL Australia along with Emergency Architects, Indesign’s Darya Churilina and a record 80,000 athletes participated in the 14km city to surf race on Sunday 8 August. This year a record 80,000 entered the race, making the City2Surf the world’s largest run. Not only a way to support Emergency Architects projects, the race was presented a […]

BY jesse

August 16th, 2010

VSL Australia along with Emergency Architects, Indesign’s Darya Churilina and a record 80,000 athletes participated in the 14km city to surf race on Sunday 8 August.

This year a record 80,000 entered the race, making the City2Surf the world’s largest run.

Not only a way to support Emergency Architects projects, the race was presented a great team building opportunity for VSL and Emergency Architects.

Congratulations to everyone who took part.

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