The Carlsbad 5000 is one of the most innovative events in road racing. The 5k circuit course, now in its 39th year, has had many of the fastest track and road-running 5k racers in the world battling over the course. There are also opportunities to race for citizen runners as well. Brooks Running, the top brand in performance running footwear, is now sponsoring the iconic race.
Brooks Running Joins Forces with Carlsbad 5000 as Official Footwear Sponsor
The “World’s Fastest 5k” to welcome thousands of runners to the Oceanfront Streets of Downtown Carlsbad on Sunday, April 6, 2025
Carlsbad, CA – March 27, 2025 – Brooks Running, a leading performance run brand, is set to become the official running shoe sponsor for the Carlsbad 5000, marking a new chapter for the 39th running of the iconic road race scheduled for April 6, 2025.
“At Brooks Running, we believe in inspiring everyone to run and be active,” said Ed Riegert, Director of North America Retail and Events Marketing. “Our collaboration with the Carlsbad 5000 allows us to bring our performance-based product to one of the most vibrant running events in the nation. We are excited to participate in this event, helping amplify the race day excitement and supporting runners in achieving their personal bests.”
Brooks creates innovative footwear, apparel, sports bras, and accessories for runners worldwide. These products are designed to take you to a place that makes you feel more alive. Brooks currently holds its position as the No. 1 adult performance running footwear brand in U.S. national retail.
“Partnering with Brooks Running brings a new dimension to the Carlsbad 5000, enhancing both performance and experience for participants,” said John Smith, owner of the Carlsbad 5000. “The race is a cornerstone of Southern California’s running calendar, offering a fast oceanfront course that caters to competitive spirits of all ages. Integrating Brooks’ performance technology with the event’s storied tradition offers a superior running experience, where…
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