Celebrating determination, excellence and inspiration
One of Australia's most iconic wheelchair road races, the Oz Day 10K has been inspiring spectators and showcasing world-class athletic achievement for more than three decades.
Held on the streets of The Rocks each Australia Day, the event brings together some of Australia's leading wheelchair athletes as they race through a challenging 10-kilometre course in pursuit of victory. Combining speed, endurance and remarkable skill, the competition offers a unique opportunity to witness elite wheelchair sport up close in the heart of Sydney.
Spectators can line George Street and Hickson Road to experience the excitement of race day and cheer on competitors as they navigate the course at extraordinary pace. The atmosphere is energetic and uplifting, with athletes pushing their limits in a display of determination, resilience and sporting excellence.
Over its proud 37-year history, the Oz Day 10K has welcomed some of Australia's greatest Paralympic athletes, including Kurt Fearnley AO, winner of an unrivalled 11 men's titles, Louise Sauvage OAM with 10 women's titles, and Madison de Rozario OAM, also a 10-time champion. Their achievements reflect the remarkable legacy of an event that continues to celebrate inclusion, participation and elite performance.
Whether you're a passionate sports fan, a supporter of adaptive sport or simply looking to experience a uniquely inspiring Australia Day tradition, the Oz Day 10K is a memorable highlight of the day's celebrations.
For more information: ozday10k.com.au
