An open invitation has been issued for people to get muddy in aid of one of Wiltshire's most vital services.
The Wiltshire Air Ambulance team, who rely on the generosity of the public, make the difference between life and death for many people across the county in dire emergency.
On Sunday, 18 June from 11.30am in Rood Ashton Park, Trowbridge, this year's Road Rampage mud run will be held with Wiltshire Air Ambulance as the chosen charity.
There will be 40 obstacles to contend with per lap across varied terrain, including plenty of mud and water.
The event is hosted by event experts DB Max, and all finishers will receive fast and accurate times, a medal and free event photographs.
Beth Knights, Wiltshire Air Ambulance’s events coordinator, said: “This is the first time Wiltshire Air Ambulance will be directly involved in Rood Rampage and we can’t thank DB Max enough for selecting us as their chosen charity for the event,.
“We look forward to being there to cheer on all the competitors on the day at the height of summertime.”
The event is suitable for first-timers, seasoned athletes and families, and promises to be a fantastic day for all the family, with food and drink catering available on site.
Wiltshire Air Ambulance has reduced price entry available via its website, wiltshireairambulance.co.uk/events. Adult places are reduced to £30 and juniors (aged 10-16) just £15 each. A special adult plus child price of £35 is also available.
It costs £4 million each year to keep the Wiltshire Air Ambulance helicopter flying and saving lives.
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