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Chuck Wagon 5K - Next Race March 7, 2026
- The Chuck Wagon 5K is an annual family-friendly event benefiting Central Florida children battling cancer. Run or walk Chain of Lakes' paved trails surrounded by beautiful wetlands and lakes. After post-race awards enjoy music and snacks while visiting vendor and sponsor booths.
- In-person or virtual option
- Create a TEAM - Team awards for the fastest team. (minimum 4)
- Space Coast Runner of the year series.
***Virtual participants can run/walk at their location and time of choice. Race packets, shirts, and medals will be mailed or can be picked up at Running Zone on packet pickup day.
***Register 5 participants at once and the 5th runner is free.
Saturday, March 7, 2026 - 8:00 AM
Chain of Lakes Park
2300 Truman Scarborough Way
Titusville, FL 32796
RACE AMENITIES:
• Beautiful Brittany’s Wish Race Shirts
• AWESOME One of-a-kind Finisher Medals
• Post-Race snacks and beverages
• Awesome prizes. Make a donation for more chances to win.
One raffle ticket included in your race entry
Winner does not have to be present to win
Prizes:
TBA
Race timing by Running Zone Race Management
2025 Sponsors
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The Story Behind Chuck Wagon 5K
In Memory of Chuck "Wagon" McRoberts
Chuck McRoberts a long-time resident of Brevard County and the owner of McRoberts Pools was a friend to everyone he met. After suffering a hemorrhagic stroke and fighting his own battle with cancer he set a goal to walk the Max Brewer Bridge in Titusville. Being aware of Brittany's Wish and Brittany's battle with leukemia, he decided to make his walk a fundraiser. He raised over $2,000 for children battling cancer. With his family, friends, and his physical therapist by his side, he completed his goal and walked the bridge.
Totally touched by his big heart and perseverance, Brittany's Wish continues the 5K in his memory. Chuck was able to participate in two Wagon 5K races. Sadly, he lost his battle with cancer soon after, but his memory will live on and will continue to help kids battle leukemia.
The last words he spoke to our race director was, "I lived a good life."