Date & Location 
Friday June 18, 2004

Start at the Waiting for the Interurban Statue (near the Fremont Bridge at N. 34th & Fremont Ave. N.) Finish at the Adobe Complex below the bridge. Parking is limited in Fremont. Please car pool or use Metro and respect the property in the neighborhood.

Entry Fees:
Non-Refundable entry fee
$25.00 per person on or before June 17th
$30.00 per person day of event
Checks payable to: Pro-Motion Events

Registration:
Mail-in Registration:
Register by mail postmarked on or before June 11, 2004 and mail to:

Pro-Motion Events, Inc.
PO Box 31789
Seattle, WA 98103

In-store Registration:
May 16th to June 16th in the following locations:

Super Jock’n Jill, Greenlake 206 522-7711
FootZone, Issaquah 425 391-3132
FootZone, Redmond 425 556-0383
FootZone, Bellevue 425 462-7463
Sound Sports, Seattle 206 624-6717

On-line Registration:

Timing Services & Results:
The Fremont Fun Run will be timed using Winning Time chip technology. Chips must be worn on the ankle during the race. Results cannot be posted unless the chip is worn correctly. The chip must be returned in the finish area. If the chip is not returned, a $30 fee will be charged to the entrant to which the chip has been assigned (yes, we know who you are!)

Clydesdale & Stroller Divisions:
Prizes will be awarded for the top finishers in the Clydesale and Stroller divisions. Clydesdale Men must be 200 lbs or over. Clydesdale Women must be 160 lbs or over. Strollers must be pushed and have a passenger.

Race Day

Prizes:
Overall awards will be presented at the awards ceremony. Division Awards will be mailed.

Post-Race:
Join us for food, drink, prizes and music next to the Fremont Bridge at Adobe Plaza. Don't forget to stop by your favorite Fremont establishment after the race, later in the week, or during the Fair weekend. Support the community that makes this event possible.

Beer Garden:
Brought to you courtesy of Piecora Brothers Pizza. Valid identification is required.

Briefcase Relay:
Form a team at work. Challenge the competition. Join the Fremont Chamber of Commerce and race for the SLUG CUP.

The Briefcase Relay starts at 6:00 PM at the Waiting for the Interurban statue on N. 34th in front of the Fremont Bridge.

Teams consist of 5 persons (each runs 1K) dressed from the waist up in regular business attire and carrying a briefcase which contains a 2004 edition of the Seattle Yellow Pages. (Backpacks are not considered a briefcase) Teams must check-in for inspection at Adobe Plaza across from the Waiting for the Interurban statue.

Sign up for the Briefcase Relay by mailing all of your completed race applications together or bring in all team applications to an in-store registration location. Make sure to check the appropriate box on the entry form. Briefcase Relay participants may also Run/ Walk in the 5K at 7:00 PM at no extra charge.

Running Barefoot:
Mail-in Registration:
The official June Running Barefoot event. For more information www.runningbarefoot.org.

Pacific NW Track & Field Championship:
The Fremont 5K “Fast Times in Fremont” is once again proud to be the Open and Masters 5 Kilometer Road Race Championships of the Pacific Northwest Track & Field Association (PNTF). For more information on PNTF or the Road Race Series, call Carole Langenbach at 206 433-8868.

Race Volunteers:
To volunteers for the Fremont 5K Run/Walk or Briefcase Relay, call Pro-Motion Events, Inc. at 206 729-9972.

Fremont Public Association:
The Fremont Public Association (FPA) is a social service organization helping people throughout our community. The FPA is dedicated to meeting the basic needs of low income people by providing food, housing, employment and home-care services.

If you would like more information on the FPA call 206 694-6700 or check out the website at www.fremontpublic.org.

If you are making a pledge contribution, please enter the amount on the race application form and include check(s) payable to the Fremont Public Association.

This year, when you come to the fun run, bring a dollar to the start line to fight poverty. All proceeds will shelter homeless women, children and families through the Fremont Public Association.

Fremont Fair:
The Fremont 5K Run/Walk is the kickoff to the Fremont Fair. The 33rd Annual Fremont Fair will be held June 19th and 20th. Visit the Fair for these activities: • Solstice Parade Saturday • 400 Booths and Arts & Crafts displays • Music Stages • Beer Gardens • Food Vendors • Literary Events • Children’s Area For more information: www.fremontfair.com