AirTrack launch day event

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April 18, 2025

We had a great app launch day event on Monday 14 April where we held a competition for who could track an activity on AirTrack with the lowest exposure.

We had a great app launch day event on Monday 14 April where we held a competition for who could track an activity on AirTrack with the lowest exposure.

This may have been the first event where cyclists, runners and walkers all competed against each other!

It was also hybrid - a group set out to all points of the compass from Sustainable Ventures, Waterloo - while other people joined from wherever they were in the world!

We are pleased to announce that Malcolm Buckley was the winner! Thank you Malcolm for engaging so enthusiastically and posting your findings on our Strava club!

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