Around the Crown race director Brian Mister implements sustainability measures

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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Around the Crown race director Brian Mister implements sustainability measures
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Around the Crown race director Brian Mister has integrated sustainability initiatives into the event planning process to reduce the carbon footprint of the competition. The race utilizes reusable cups at water stations and employs smaller paper bibs to cut down on waste. Runners receive T-shirts constructed from 100% recycled materials provided by Recover Brands. To limit vehicular traffic, the event offers a bike valet and free Charlotte Area Transit System rides for participants wearing race bibs. Beneficiary organization Sustain Charlotte supports these efforts, aiming to influence runners to advocate for safer streets and explore urban greenways beyond the event. Mister, a member of the Low Impact Alliance, coordinates these logistics to keep the racing environment clean for all participants.

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  • Brian Mister directs race operations for Around the Crown.
  • Race bibs are designed at half the standard size to reduce paper waste.
  • Participants receive T-shirts made from 100% recycled materials.
  • Sustain Charlotte serves as the race beneficiary for this year.
  • The event provides bike valets and free public transit for runners.
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  • 9:15 PMYahoo SportsAround the Crown keeps sustainability at the heart of the race
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From the ways runners can arrive, to the water they drink to the T-shirt they can proudly wear at the end of the race, Brian Mister, Around the Crown’s race director, has planned the event around sustainability.

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