1. Company and employee eligibility determinations shall be made exclusively by JPMorgan Chase (the “Series Owner”) and/or its authorized representative Executive Race Committee (the “ERC”).
2. All participant and team eligibility decisions are final. Upon request, ERC or the Series Owner may request supplemental materials to support a participant’s eligibility to participate in a Virtual Race.

1. The Virtual Series is open to all companies in all industries that have an interest in advancing workplace camaraderie.
2. Companies who register teams for any Virtual Race in the Virtual Series must have a facility or office on the continent in which the Virtual Race is held.

1. Participants must be employees and at least 18 years of age on the first day of the Virtual Race.

1. To participate in a Virtual Race, a participant must (a) register for their company team online using the Virtual Series’ registration system accessible on the Virtual Series' website found at https://www.jpmorganchasecc.com/ ("Series Website"); and (b) install and utilize the official Virtual Series' mobile application called J.P. Morgan Corp. Challenge (the "Series Mobile App") to record the participant's Race statistics (including, without limitation, geotracking information, date, pace, GPS data, elevation, and race time) in accordance with the J.P. Morgan Privacy Policy specified in the registrant's entry form and the Series Mobile App.
2. By registering for a Virtual Race, participants represent and warrant that: (a) they are medically fit to run; and (b) they fulfill the previously-listed employment requirements.
3. Participants do not need to be registered for an In-Person Race to participate in a Virtual Race.
4. The Series Owner or ERC reserves the right to limit the number of participant entries before the published Virtual Race registration closing date.
5. The Series Owner and ERC reserve the right to change the start and finish date of a Virtual Race without liability to the participant. In such circumstances, the Series Owner or ERC will use reasonable efforts to notify the participant of any change to or cancellation of the applicable Virtual Race. In the event of a cancellation, postponement or delayed Virtual Race, entry fees (if any) shall be deemed non-refundable and non-transferable.

See Safety Bulletin Below.

1. To receive an official score for a Virtual Race, a participant must: (a) log into the Series Mobile App using their assigned unique registration ID number and date of birth, (b) use the Series Mobile App to track and record their performance data (including distance, pace, location, elevation, and total cumulative time); and (c) complete a course of 3.5 miles or 5.6327km during the applicable Virtual Race's advertised racing period (as set forth within the Series Mobile App or as posted on the Series Website) within 2 hours of starting the event in the Series Mobile App or their submitted time will not be included in the overall Virtual Race leaderboard on the Series website.
2. For safety and scoring reasons, roller skates, skateboards, rollerblades, roller skis, and bicycles are strictly prohibited.
3. A participant's Race results are calculated by the time elapsed between the start time and end time of the participant's timed run rounded up to the nearest whole second.
4. A participant’s results will appear on the Series Website after completing the run. Individual results for all Virtual Races will appear on the Virtual Race’s leaderboard on the Series Website.
5. Participants can complete the Virtual Race as many times as they’d like during the Virtual Race’s scoring period. The fastest time for each participant will be used to calculate the participant’s results and appear on the Virtual Race’s leaderboard on the Series Website.

In addition to the Scoring Rules above, the following apply to teams participating in a Virtual Race:

1. Team results are calculated automatically by the Series’ Mobile App on the combined time of four (4) team members when individual racing results are collected by the Mobile Series App during the Virtual Race’s scoring period. The first four (4) men or women to finish and submit their results for the Virtual Race from a company are placed on the first Men’s or Women’s team. If any of the subsequent finishing times from company employees are faster than one (1) of the first four (4) submitted times, the faster employee will be placed on the first team and the slower time will be moved to the second company team. At the conclusion of the Virtual Race scoring period, the fastest four (4) employees of each gender will represent the company’s fastest men’s and women’s team and the two (2) fastest men and two (2) fastest women will form the company’s fastest mixed team.
2. For purposes of team’s scores, an employee can appear on a total of two teams for their company (e.g. on either a men’s or women’s team and a mixed team).
3. A company may form as many teams as they have employees to fill; however, each team requires four (4) men for a men’s team, four (4) women for a women’s team, or two (2) men and two women (2) for a mixed team. Participants not appearing in the team results will appear on the Virtual Race’s leaderboard on the Series website.

1. The “Cumulative Total Distance Run” for all participations and the “Average Best Finish Times” for each company will appear on the Virtual Race’s leaderboard on the Series Website.
2. Every mile/km submitted through the Series Mobile App counts towards the combined total distance run by the employees for a company.
3. A company’s size classification is based on the number of registered participants for the applicable Virtual Race not the total number of participants registered for the Series.

• 4-9
• 10-24
• 25-49
• 50-99
• 100-249
• 250-499
• 500+

Participants must follow all applicable local, state, and national requirements and regulations regarding mask safety, exercise and social distancing.  If you have any known symptoms of COVID-19 or have tested positive for COVID-19, you should seek medical advice before participating in the Series.

Heatstroke is the breakdown of the body’s ability to control its own temperature. It occurs most often in short races when unfit runners, enticed by the seemingly easy, short distance, run at a pace that is beyond their conditioning. But even world-class athletes have suffered heatstroke. The condition is deadly; victims of heatstroke—including young, fit people—suffer an 80 percent mortality rate.

Any one of the following conditions puts you at risk for heatstroke. If one or more of these risk factors applies to you, do not run in the heat (above 70° F/21° C). Review the list on the day you plan to participate in the Virtual Race; if you are at risk, do not race in the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge Virtual event.

• Alcohol intake within 24 hours
• Dehydrated
• History of heatstroke
• Lack of recent, regular training
• Lack of sleep
• More than 20 percent overweight
• Not acclimated to the heat. It takes three weeks to acclimate to an increase in temperature.
• Recent immunizations
• Sunburn or rash
• Taking medications, either over-the-counter or prescription, especially those that decrease your ability to sweat, including:
  • Anti-diarrheal medications
  • Antihistamines
  • Atropine
  • Cold medications
  • Diuretics
  • Ephedrine, ephedra, ma huang
  • Scopolamine
  • Tranquilizers

The beginning stages of heatstroke are often marked by a throbbing headache, a general feeling of malaise or excessive warmth, confusion, difficulty concentrating, disorientation, clumsiness, stumbling, and excessive sweating or no sweating. The symptoms of heat exhaustion, a condition that can precede heatstroke, are extreme fatigue, nausea, vomiting, giddiness, muscular cramps, rapid breathing, and faintness.

If you or a teammate have any of these symptoms, stop running, get into a cool environment (shade, for example), and seek medical attention immediately.

If you have one of the above risk factors, don’t run in the heat (above 70° F/21° C). Even runners to whom none of the above risk factors apply should take the following precautions:

• Don’t run during the hottest part of the day.
• If you are not acclimated to the heat, reduce the length of your run and slow your pace by one minute per km until you’re acclimated to the heat. It takes three weeks to fully acclimate to a higher temperature and humidity.
• Drink water throughout the day, before, during, and after runs and races.

If any of the conditions listed below apply to you, you should consult with your doctor about your plans to train and race.

• Asthma
• Coronary artery disease
• Diabetes
• Drug use
• Epilepsy
• Excessive stress at work or home
• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol
• No previous running experience
• Sedentary lifestyle
• Smoking

• Drink plenty of water before, during, and after the race. Do not drink alcohol.
• Wear lightly colored and loosely fitting clothing.
• Eat light, low fat meals on the day of the race and no later than 2 hours before race time.
• If it is very hot, slow your pace and take walk breaks.
• If you do not feel well, stop running and seek medical attention.