Saucony Cambridge Half Marathon 2019
12/2/2019
Porsche Centre Cambridge is delighted to be an official partner for this year’s Saucony Cambridge Half Marathon which takes place on Sunday 3 March 2019.
Starting and finishing on Midsummer Common, ten thousand runners of all abilities will run a single loop 13.1 mile course. The route will wind through our beautiful city, passing the Round Church, Kings College, Fitzwilliam Museum and The Backs.
A team of runners from Porsche Centre Cambridge will be among the athletes lining up at the start. You can support them, and our chosen charity Whizz Kidz, by visiting our Just Giving Page.
Vehicles from the current Porsche Model Range will be displayed on Midsummer Common and on Grantchester High Street. Members of our Sales Team will be on hand at both locations to answer any questions visitors may have.
Please call us on 01223 872872 or email info@porschecambridge.co.uk to find out more.
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