FAQ

1. What is Narva Virtual Run?

Narva Virtual Run is Narva 21 combo distance running/walking between 1.-21.06.2022, on a route of your own choice at a time convenient to you.

The distance can be covered by running, walking, or Nordic walking.

After completing the distance, the participant must confirm it by adding their result in the start list.

2. When and where does the virtual run take place?

Narva Virtual Run will take place from 1.-21.06.2022 on the track of your own choice.

3. What are the distances for the Narva Virtual Run?

The virtual run includes the following distances:

Narva 21 Combo
Kids’ Virtual Race

4. What is the Marathon Combo?

The combined half-marathon distance of 21,1K can be completed in parts. For example:

11,1 km + 10 km
5 km + 5 km + 5 km + 6,1 km
4,22 km x 5

Other combinations are also allowed. The shortest single distance is 1K.

5. Who can take part in the virtual run?

Any person who is healthy and whose fitness level is suitable for completion of the distance is eligible for participation in the Narva Virtual Run. Participants take part in the virtual run on their own responsibility (or on the responsibility of the parent in case of a minor).

6. What is the deadline for registering for the virtual run?

Registration for participation in the virtual run is open in the Customer Portal until 21 June 2022.

7. Can the virtual run be completed only by running?

You can complete the virtual run by running, walking, or Nordic walking. Using a car, a bicycle, or another vehicle as a mean to help to complete the distance is prohibited.

8. If I don't have a smartwatch or phone, how can I participate in the virtual run?

In this case, you must load your result to the start list manually. After completing the distance, you enter the time when you started and finished the distance to the start list.

9. How and where do I upload my result?

Results can be uploaded as a file or entered manually near the participant’s name in the start list. Results can be entered until 23.06.2022 at 23:59.

Upload the results as a file: open the “Choose File” window located near your name. Upload the file that was previously saved in a suitable format (.fit, .gpx, .pwr, tcx.). All producers of the most widespread sports watches and applications allow to download files at least in one of the above formats.
Enter the results manually: start time, completed distance, end time, and if possible, take a picture of your results so that we can check the data.

10. How can I confirm the result of a Kids’ Virtual Race?

You can confirm the completion of the distance in the start list in the period 1.06-23.06.2022. In the start list, search for the child's name under the Kids’ Virtual Race distance and select "Submit result".

11. Can I change my uploaded result?

Yes, you can change your result until 23.06.2022 at 23.59.

12. Can a distance be completed on a treadmill?

Yes, you can also run the virtual run distance on a treadmill.

13. How do I get a virtual run bib?

Participants can download the bib from the start list from 25.05.2022. If desired, print the bib and attach it to your shirt. It is not obligatory to wear the bib when completing the distance.

14. How do I get the medal and diploma?

In order to receive bonuses, you have to confirm your participation on the start list. After confirmation of participation, please enter your postal address to which we will send the medal. The correct postal address must be entered in the start list and the correct e-mail address must be entered during registration.

The medal will be sent to everyone who completed the Narva 21 Combo distance no later than 31.07.2022.

The medal will be sent to everyone who completed the Kids’ Virtual Race no later than 31.07.2022.

You can download a personal e-diploma from the results on the Narva Virtual Run website.

15. How are participants results reflected?

The official ranking is not explained in the virtual run. The unofficial results will be published on the www.jooks.ee homepage.

16. What rules do I have to follow on track?

Participants take part in the virtual run on their own responsibility. For safety considerations, all participants must observe the traffic regulations. The organiser is not responsible for harm caused to the health of the participants or for the destruction or loss of their personal property.

Participation in the virtual run is allowed only in accordance with all traffic regulations presently in force. If during the virtual run the state of emergency is declared in the country, all participants must comply with restrictions and rules arising from that.

Throwing away packaging, drinking bottles, and other rubbish in nature and on the roads and streets is strictly forbidden.

Using a car, a bicycle, or another vehicle as a mean to help to complete the distance is prohibited. Participation in the virtual run is based on honesty and mutual respect.

Organiser:

MTÜ Spordiürituste Korraldamise Klubi

+372 608 7576

jooks@jooks.ee