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Run like the wind: 350 CBS folks participated in this year’s DHL Relay

People running a relay

(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)

In total, 52 teams from CBS had signed up to run the DHL Relay in Fælledparken on September 3. An additional 22 teams walked a 5-kilometer route surrounded by barbeque smoke, confetti and blasting sound systems. Can you spot yourself or your colleagues in the gallery?

News |   06. Sep 2021

Anne Thora Lykkegaard

Journalist

On Friday September 3, a large crowd of CBS folks took over Fælledparken in central Copenhagen as the fourth biggest participant to compete in this year’s edition of the annual DHL Relay charity event.

In total, 52 teams of five people signed up to complete the 5-kilometer run, and 22 teams completed the walking route.

Through barbeque smoke, confetti cannons, loud music and heaps of runners, CBS WIRE snapped pictures of CBS folks on the run. Enjoy.

Two runners tying shoes
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Runner
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Crowd of runners
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Relay runner
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Relay runner
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Runners
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Cheering people
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
People talking
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Crowd of people ready to run
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Two people about to run
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
The back of two women
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Runners
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Three female runners
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Crowd drinking beers
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)
Alien running
(Photo: Anne Thora Lykkegaard)

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