Running Training Programs, Corporate Fundraising, Running Events, Run Melbourne, Fun Run
Proudly Supporting
Latest News
Two friends and their track of dreams - The Age, September 27, 2008
John Landy and Ron Clarke are two of those rare Melbournians who have created their own magic in this town.
more ›
An incredible journey just to start
For 30-year-old Marlene Meilak, just getting to the start line in the Aviva Investors Melbourne Mile has been a two year journey.
more ›
Madeleine Pape runs out of sight
Madeleine Pape, 24, is almost unrecognised in her home town of Melbourne, even though she is a rising star of Australian Athletics
more ›
The history of the mile
The mile (1.6km) has always been a glamour event for middle-distance runners. Champions at this distace have been the masters and poster athletes of the sport.
more ›
Shopping Cart
Partners:
Corporate Fundraising
Schools Challenge
Corporate Challenge

Welcome to the Aviva Investors Melbourne Mile!

RESULTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE!

Thank you to everyone who has run the Aviva Investers Melbourne Mile 2008.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW RACE RESULTS

Event photos are available from www.supersportimages.com.au

Running Training Programs

Ron Clarke and John Landy, official ambassadors for the Aviva Investors Melbourne Mile, encourage you to be a part of this new event.

The Aviva Investors Melbourne Mile is a foot race over one mile (1.6km), where the object is to challenge the clock, not the distance. The course covers Melbourne’s landmark boulevard, St Kilda Road, finishing in Federation Square. Join us at lunchtime on Thursday, November 13, 2008, and help raise vital funds for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. Register as an individual, a team, a corporation or school to be a part of this great event. 

 Listen to Steve Moneghetti on the Aviva Investors Melbourne Mile

Event features include…

  • Corporate Challenge more>
  • Schools Challenge more>
  • Official Event Training Programs and Sessions more>
  • Fundraising, including profiling and blogs more>
  • Merchandise more>