Renegade Rehab Run

Renegade Rehab Run - Marathon, Half Marathon & 5K

Sunday, January 24, 2027

** The Suncoast Trail  **

4587 W Seahawk Court Lecanto, FL 34461

Join us for the 2nd Annual Renegade Rehab Run in the beautiful Citrus County, FL!   All event proceeds will benefit the Citrus County Sheriff Foundation Group, Inc.

  Enjoy this Fully paved, Fast and Fun course with a few rolling hills on the Suncoast Trail. With an event for everyone, choose between a Full Marathon,** Half Marathon**, **Marathon Relay **or a 5K Run/Walk!

All participants will receive a custom finisher medal, awesome event shirt and commemorative bib. Plenty of food and drinks post race and water/aid stations at every mile. 

      **    MARATHON RELAY TEAM DIVISION**    Teams can be 2 or 4 person teams.

2 person teams will consist of 2 legs; 13.1 miles each. 4 person teams will consist of 4 legs; 6.55 miles each.  

We will provide transportation to and from the start area and timing points.  Team Runners that have completed their portion will wait at the Relay Coral area, which is just outside the finish line to join the last Team Runner for the run in through the finish line.   It is strongly recommended that you join up and finish together to ensure you all receive your participant medals and have the opportunity to have your photo taken as you cross the finish line.

Race day schedule:

6:00 am   Day of Race Registration & Packet Pickup Opens

7:30 am   Marathon and Marathon Relay Start

7:35 am   Half Marathon Start

7:45 am   5K Start

9:00 am   5K Awards Ceremony (Approx. Time)

11:00 am   Half Marathon Awards Ceremony (Approx. Time)

1:00 pm   Marathon and Marathon Relay Awards Ceremony (Approx. Time)

Run to Support this Great Cause!

The Renegade Rehab Run will be funded by Citrus Medical Associates and ClearSky Rehabilitation Hospital of Lecanto.

The proceeds from the Renegade Rehab Run will benefit the Citrus County Sheriff Foundation Group, Inc., a newly established fund dedicated to supporting deputies who are injured in the line of duty and their families. This fund was inspired by the experience of Deputy Andy Lahera, who suffered severe injuries while serving his community. After witnessing the physical, emotional, and financial challenges faced by Deputy Lahera and his family, Sheriff David Vincent was determined to make a difference. He created this fund to ensure that no deputy or their loved ones would have to face such hardships alone, helping cover expenses and provide support during recovery.