From competitive racing to inspiring young participants, Liverpool’s Pier Head hosted two days of Laser Run action.
Liverpool’s iconic Pier Head played host to a fantastic two days of Laser Run as the UIPM Global Laser Run City Tour welcomed Pentathlon GB athletes and 500 local students for a celebration of competition, participation and community sport.
The opening day saw Pentathlon GB members compete across individual and relay Laser Run events, with athletes ranging from Under 9 through to Masters taking to the start line. Competitors demonstrated determination, enthusiasm and great sportsmanship throughout the day, highlighting the inclusive nature of Laser Run and the opportunities it provides for athletes of all ages.
The second day welcomed an impressive 500 students from schools across the local area for the Schools & Youth Day. Young people had the opportunity to experience Laser Run, combining running and laser shooting in an exciting and accessible introduction to the sport.
The event highlighted the importance of encouraging participation and creating opportunities for young people to discover modern pentathlon. From experienced competitors to those trying Laser Run for the first time, the two days showcased the sport’s ability to bring people together, build confidence and inspire future involvement.
Pentathlon GB is delighted with the enthusiasm and participation shown throughout the event and would like to extend a huge thank you to all the athletes, schools, teachers, volunteers and supporters who helped make the Global Laser Run City Tour in Liverpool such a success.
