Bun Run 27

Running to save the bunnies, one hop at a time. Vote for your favourite bunny by clicking the image and making a donation to the bunny's rescue charity.  You can also vote for the People's Choice Cutest Bunny by clicking here. The Charity Excellence Bunnies are competing but you can't donate or vote for them because they have such an advantage over all the others.  The challenge takes place on 14 February 2027.

The Challenge

Ian will run for 40 secs followed by a rest of 20 secs on a running machine, starting at 1 kph and increasing by 1 kph each minute until he can't run for the full 40 secs.  If he fails to run for the full 40 secs, he gets one more chance.  The aim is to beat as many bunnies as possible.

The Runners and Estimated Times

The Athletes	Top Speed	Track Performance	Club
Mini Me	20 kph	At 9 years old, Mini Me is a more mature lady but still a lean, mean hopping machine who is able to hurtle up and down the stairs and run round the garden at top speed. Favourite snack: a nice carrot. Top training tip: get lots of snoozing in during the day so you're fully rested and can run around and makes loads of noise at 3am.	Charity Excellence
	19 kph
	18 kph
	17 kph
	16 kph
	15 kph
	14 kph
	13 kph
	12 kph
	11 kph
	10 kph
	9 kph
	8 kph
	7 kph
	6 kph
	5 kph
	4 kph
	3 kph
	2 kph
	1 kph
Mini Ding	0 mph	Mini Ding is an absolute unit unfairly labelled small but padded by the vet - he can go from 0 kph to fast asleep in a split second.  Built for snoozing and snacking, not sport and sprinting, we had to use AI to get a picture of him running. Favourite snack: carrots, apple, raspberries, parsley, banana, sage, dill, blueberries, anything really and the more the better. Top training tip: when snoozing in colder weather stick your bum against a nice warm radiator downpipe.	Charity Excellence