More than 500 UK runners set unofficial record with giant T-rex charity run

Over 500 runners wearing inflatable Tyrannosaurus rex costumes fought harsh windy conditions for a

charity fun run

on

Douglas Promenade

on Saturday. The event was organised by

Expedition Limitless

and supported by Manx Mencap, a charity for learning disabilities, as per BBC News.

Participants completed a 1.5-mile (2.5km) course, setting what is claimed to be an unofficial

world record

for the

largest T rex race

ever.

The run raised £12,000, pushing Expedition Limitless's total

fundraising

to over £120,000, including their recent kayaking trip in Canada.
Team leader of Expedition Limitless,

Martyn Malone

, described the event as "absolutely incredible," showcasing both the enjoyment of the event and its significant impact on the charity.