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NEWCASTLE RED BULLS SUPPORT WINGS FOR LIFE WORLD RUN
Newcastle Red Bulls are pleased to announce we are supporting the Wings for Life World Run by giving fans who sign up the chance to claim a free ticket for our game v Harlequins on Sunday May 10.
On the day, the team will also be wearing a one-off Wings for Life World Run kit, which fans will be in with the chance to win.
Fans who sign up to the Wings for Life World Run can claim their free ticket to the match, which takes place on the same day as the world’s biggest race.
Run, walk or roll in your wheelchair in the morning, then watch your favourite team take on Harlequins later that day!
Fans who enter will also be in with the chance to win a one-of-a-kind, signed Newcastle Red Bulls 'Wings for Life World Run' match strip.
Starting at 12pm UK time, the Newcastle run will begin at Kingston Park Stadium before heading out into the fields around the ground. Participants can enjoy a premium event experience, including music and refreshment stations with water refills, Red Bull, fruit and snacks.
How to enter
1. Sign up to take part in the 2026 Wings for Life World Run event and race on May 10, either in-person at Kingston Park or virtually within the UK via www.wingsforlifeworldrun.com.
2. Enter the promo code NRBs at checkout.
3. That’s it!
Wings for Life World Run is a unique global race that sees thousands of people start at exactly the same time worldwide.
There is no traditional finish line. Instead, 30 minutes after the start, the Virtual Catcher Car sets off and steadily increases its pace. When it catches you, your race is complete. Whether you run, jog or roll in a wheelchair, you set your pace and every kilometre contributes to funding life-changing research.
Launched in 2014, Wings for Life World Run is the world’s largest running event, uniting participants across the globe in one shared moment. The virtual Catcher Car format means runners can take part wherever they are in the world and can run as far or as little as they want within the 30 minutes, whilst organised App Run events such as Kingston Park also allow participants to come together and run as part of a community.
What makes the event truly unique is its impact: 100% of every entry fee goes directly to spinal cord injury research. Wings for Life has funded hundreds of research projects and clinical trials worldwide since 2004, helping drive forward treatments that are improving outcomes for people living with spinal cord injury and bringing science closer to a cure.
In 2025 alone, a record €8.6 million was raised, contributing to a total of €60.53 million generated since the event began. Across all editions to date, 1,870,253 participants from 191 nationalities have taken part on all seven continents.
According to World Health Organization data, around 250,000 people sustain a spinal cord injury every year, with millions more living with its long-term effects. By taking part in the event, participants will not only experience an unforgettable race day atmosphere but also contribute directly to life-changing research.
Registration for the Wings for Life World Run 2026 is open now.
To sign up and find out more, click here.
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