The competitors apply for the race as a team consisting of 4 runners. They can apply as a family and/or mixed team, regardless of sex and age, and the same rules as for the half marathon apply.

Every runner in the team runs one predetermined leg of the race. A runner starts their leg from a clearly defined place of exchange after the runner from the previous leg has arrived and tapped the runner for the next leg with his/her hand. The runners running the first leg of the race start together with the other competitors in the main race.

The names and timetables of runners may be changed until the very beginning of the race. In this case, the organiser is not liable for the accuracy of the information on the runner in question.

The ranking will list the gross time (from the moment the beginning of the race is signalled to the arrival of the runner of the last leg to the finish line) of the team without specifying the results of the individual runners, unless this option is provided for in special cases. Ranking will be determined according to the actual time of arrival of every team to the finish line, and the net time (from the moment the runner of the first leg passes the starting line to the arrival of the runner of the last leg to the finish line) will be shown for every team.

The same rules and responsibilities as for the main races also apply here, with the exception that younger competitors may participate in family relay races, in accordance with the special conditions of every race.

The first three teams competing in the women’s, men’s and mixed categories will be awarded trophies. Medals will be awarded to all members of the first three teams competing in the women’s, men’s and mixed categories . The teams are categorised as follows:

• Men’s – all 4 members are men
• Women’s –all 4 members are women
• Mixed – 2M and 2F; 1M and 3F; 3M and 1F