Say Hello To Oiselle Bingo…Do Things, Win Things!
Sure we love that speed. PR’s. Age Group wins. And the hunt for the podium!
But when it comes to keeping run love alive, participation is the name of the game. And trying new things. Been cranking out half marathons? Throw in a 5K. Out there riding the ultra pain train? Try a 10K. Or a relay. Used to racing every weekend? Give the start line a rest and be on someone’s cheer squad.
Welcome to Oiselle Bingo. Up, down, across, blackout. All the distances. All the variety. Because that’s how we keep it spicy!
Ready to play?! Oiselle Bingo cards start going in all web orders starting July 26th. Cards and star stickers included. Rules and deets below. Now get out there - and do all the things!
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