More than 400 runners signed up
The countdown is almost over for the 2020 Syd Quirk Half Marathon.
This year has seen record numbers of participants with more than 400 particpants signed up, ready and raring to race this weekend.
The competition gets underway this Sunday (22 Nov) morning at 8am and will see runners dashing around Castletown, Ronaldsway, Ballasalla, and Ballabeg.
No support vehicles are allowed on the day and drivers are asked to be vigilent of competitors.
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