Prince William, Princess Kate And Prince Harry Race For Charity

Prince William, Princess Kate, and Prince Harry did a 100 meter sprint during a relay for charity.

PRINCES WILLIAM & HARRY AND PRINCESS KATE RACE

They royals ran as part of their Heads Together teams in the London Marathon. Prince Harry came out on top with William close behind. Kate held her own at the start, until William completely took her over in the second half of the race.

And they’re off… #headstogether pic.twitter.com/JZ3SvfgnUb

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 5, 2017

It’s unclear if the royals had planned to take part in the running festivities, but they surely couldn’t help themselves partake in a little friendly competition once they arrived. Heads Together promotes a healthy awareness of mental health and aims to delete the stigma surrounding it. The organization took over as the 2017 Virgin Money London Marathon Charity of the Year.

We’ve had a great few days with @heads_together partners – thank you for sharing your stories on how talking #mentalhealth can change lives pic.twitter.com/ZPV1e0Jteo

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 6, 2017

We are looking forward to making the 2017 @LondonMarathon the Mental Health Marathon – watch TRHs meet the @Heads_Together runners yesterday pic.twitter.com/VRDCeHzwiL

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 6, 2017

“At the moment, on average it takes a sufferer ten years to admit to a problem,” said William speaking on behalf of Heads Together. “That means that what often starts as a fairly minor issue becomes something serious & medical after time… but talking can lead to help.”

“Your work is vital – if more people speak about mental health in an open,honest & non-judgemental way, the easier this task will become”HRH pic.twitter.com/UPFn4ILkxw

— Heads Together (@heads_together) February 6, 2017

? Take a look at some of the highlights of the last few days talking #MentalHealth with our @Heads_Together partners pic.twitter.com/aYfnE4RUsr

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 8, 2017