WIN tickets to see Justin Timberlake
With the Belfast City Marathon taking place on Sunday 4th May, we're giving all participants plus their friends and family the chance to win a pair of tickets to see Justin Timberlake at Belsonic.
Training for a marathon is no easy task and sometimes all you need is a good song to get you motivated! We want to know what song helped motivate you during your training.
Don't worry if you're not doing the 26.2 miles on 4th May, you can still tell us what song you like to listen to whether you're taking the dog a walk or cleaning the house.
Simply fill in the form below and hit submit. Competition closes on Sunday 11 May.
If you can't see the form, click here
Once the competition has closed we'll share the top songs over on our Belfast Live Social Instagram account.
Live results for the marathon will be available here, you can also track friends and family members if you're cheering someone along.
Good luck to all participants!
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