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Thousands flock to Sheikh Zayed Road for Dubai Run
November 24, 2025
|Gulf Today
The streets of Dubai came alive on Sunday morning as a record-breaking 307,000 runners took part in Dubai Run, presented by Mai Dubai, reinforcing its status as the world's largest free community run and delivering some of the most inspiring moments of Dubai Fitness Challenge (DFC) 2025.
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From early morning, waves of participants filled Sheikh Zayed Road in an extraordinary display of community spirit. The parade kicked off with a spectacular show of police supercars leading the way, setting the tone for a sea of runners that stretched past some of Dubai's most recognisable landmarks.
The energy was electric as families, seasoned athletes, casual joggers, and first-time runners came together for DFC's most anticipated flagship event, with the route illuminated by the iconic buildings lining Sheikh Zayed Road.
The entertainment programme created an unforgettable atmosphere throughout the morning. UAE flags adorned the start line ahead of the Eid Al Etihad celebrations, while aerial paramotors lit up the predawn sky.
Giant LED puppets and warrior drum crews energised participants in the holding areas. DJs from UNTOLD, as well as celebrity MCs Kris Fade and Katie Overy kept the excitement building at the start and finish lines, while live performers including marching bands, stilt walkers, and circus acts cheered runners along both routes.
Finishers were greeted with refreshing mist, bubble arches and celebratory mascots.
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