Ultra X England by HYSTRIDE
2025-09-13 00:00 - 2025-09-14 23:59 (Europe/London)
Last remaining places available
Ultra X England by HYSTRIDE takes place in the Peak District National Park in September each year. The event offers six race distances: 110km, 110km in two days, 60km, 50km, 25km and The Dash (12km).

Under 23’s can participate for free across all race distances.

Ultra X England by HYSTRIDE races are UTMB® Index Races, in the 100k, 50k and 25k categories respectively.

Altra 13 Valleys Ultra
2025-09-26 - 2025-09-28 | Theatre By The Lake, Keswick, Cumbria, United Kingdom
Friday 26 – Sunday 28 September 2025

In partnership with the Lake District National Park. 4 distances to choose from. An epic adventure in the stunning landscape of the Lake District National Park.13 Valleys celebrates the 13 unique valleys of the Lake District National Park which are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site status, by linking them all together. You can choose between one trail distance: 2 Valleys (22km) and three ultra distances: 5 Valleys (55km), 7 Valleys (110km) and 13 Valleys (180km). Each of them will take you through spectacular trail running around the magnificent lakes and valleys of the Lake District.
The 5 Valleys (55km) distance is now SOLD OUT, and there are limited places available in the 13 Valleys (180km) and 7 Valleys (110km) distances. Sign up fast to secure your spot on the start line in September.
The 13 valleys route is available to do all year-round by walkers and runners alike.

Event Info

13 VALLEYS ULTRA | 180KM

Distance – 184.3 KM
Highest point – 800m+
Total elevation – 7000m+
Cut-off time – 46.5 hours
Feed Stations – 12
Course waymarked – No

7 VALLEYS ULTRA | 110KM

Distance – 110.3KM
Highest point – 800M+
Total elevation – 3800m+
Cut-off time – 28 hours
Feed Stations – 7
Course waymarked – No

2 VALLEYS ULTRA | 22KM

Distance – 22.4KM
Highest point – 400M+
Total elevation – 500M+
Cut-off time – 8 hours
Feed Stations – 1
Course waymarked – Yes

The Atlantic Coast Challenge
2025-10-03 - 2025-10-05 | St Ives Bay Holiday Park, 73 Loggans Rd, Upton Towans, Hayle, TR27 5BH, United Kingdom
Atlantic Coast Path – 3rd, 4th and 5th October 2025

Introduction:
Now in its 20th year the more windswept and, some might say, interesting younger sibling of the Jurassic Coast Challenge. The route starts near Padstow and finishes at Lands End. Complete up to 78.6 miles (3 marathons) over 3 days by walking, running or crawling, putting your mental and physical prowess against some of the wildest coastlines in Britain.
Dare to complete 1, 2 or 3 days. Every Atlantic Coast Challenge starter receives an event T-shirt and every finisher receives a classic challenge medal and a Cornish Pasty.
Organised by Epic Endurance Events CIC. The event team will take care of everything at the event for you so all you need to concentrate on is completing the distance each day.
Email. Events@epicendurance.co.uk

Dates:
Friday 3rd, Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th October 2025
Event HQ:
St Ives Bay Holiday Park, 73 Loggans Rd, Upton Towans, Hayle TR27 5BH – View Location
Distances/prices:
3 Days entry – £210
Single-day entry – £75
Please note prices do not include accommodation.

Day One, 42.2 KM: Nr Padstow – Perranporth

Day Two, 42.2 KM: Perranporth – St Ives Bay Holiday Park

Day Three, 44.3 KM: Lelant – Lands End

Whats Included:

GPS tracker, supplied by Geo Tracks

Event branded t-shirt

Food and drink on the course each day

Transport to and from the event HQ to the start/finish each day

Bespoke finishers medal

Free parking at the event HQ

Medical cover

On course support and mini bus pick up for retired participants

Event participant instructions

Finishers Cornish pasty

Atlantic Coast Ultra - 40 Miler
2025-10-04 | St Ives Bay Holiday Park, 73 Loggans Rd, Upton Towans, Hayle, TR27 5BH, United Kingdom
Atlantic Coast Path – 4th October 2025

Introduction:
Now in its 7th year this new edition to the Atlantic Coast Challenge starts at Fistral Beach in Newquay and follows the coast all the way down to Hayle River Mouth and finishes at St Ives Bay Holiday Park. Complete the 40 miler by walking, running or crawling, pitting your mental and physical prowess against some of the most scenic coastline in Britain.
All finishers receive a bespoke event T-shirt and medal. Transport is provided from the event HQ to the start point and for retirees.
Organised by Epic Endurance Events CIC. The event team will take care of everything at the event for you so all you need to concentrate on is completing the distance.
Email. Events@epicendurance.co.uk

Event HQ:
St Ives Bay Holiday Park, 73 Loggans Rd, Upton Towans, Hayle TR27 5BH – View Location
Distances/prices:
£90 – 40 miles.
Please note prices do not include accommodation.
Terrain:
Wild and rugged. Steep climbs and descents that test your concentration as well as your strength.
The course follows the South West Coast Path which is marked by the Acorn sign. It’s a very obvious well-worn route. The emphasis is on self-navigation. In most cases, it’s as easy as keeping the sea on your left and the land on your right.

Schedule:

07:00 Registration at the event HQ

07:30 Board buses to start

08:30 (approx) Arrive and start

21:30 Event cut off time

What’s Included:

GPS tracker, supplied by Geo Tracks

Live view GPS tracking course maps

Event branded T-shirt

Food and drink on the course

Transport to the start from the event HQ

Bespoke finishers medal

Free parking at the event HQ

Medical cover

On-course support and minibus pick up for retired participants

Event Instructions Pack

Dormouse Challenge
2025-11-21 09:00 - 15:00 | Salcey Forest, NN7 2HX United Kingdom, Northamptonshire, NN7 2HX, United Kingdom
What’s a 6 hour event?
It is an event that enables all abilities of runner to run together (or hike/walk!). Ultimately you can run as many 5k laps as you wish in the time limit. You can run one lap in 20 minutes, pick up your medal and Big Bear drink and go home! Alternatively you can head out on your 15th lap at 14:55 and finish in 6:30 having covered over 50 miles! It’s completely up to you.
There is no pressure from us, but we’ll also see if you want one more lap! The format is great for people looking to run further than they’ve ever done before, do a long training run for future events or to enjoy a sociable event with your friends.
Where is it?
Salcey Forest is a Forestry England site with a café and toilets near Northampton. Use the post code NN7 2HX for Sat Navs . It is here on What 3 Words.
You do have to pay to park (we’ve negotiated a special offer of £3.50 for the day! We’ll send emails out to entrants to make this happen). That said, be a hero and car share, save money and the world!
The number 33 bus stops inside Salcey Forest (just after 9am) and goes between Northampton and Milton Keynes.
It is 18 minutes from Northampton and 9 minutes from Junction 15 of the M1. The closest train station is Northampton.
How far is the race?
You decide! The 3.5-mile off-road loop means your race can be 5k or even over 80K and anywhere in between. You decide how many laps you’re going to do on the day within the 6-hour time limit. If you’re looking to cover a marathon distance you’ll need to complete 7 laps (+ a little out and back) and a half marathon will be 4 laps (and a little long at 14 miles!).
Course description:
The route is along well maintained pathways. There isn’t a meter of asphalt and the pathways are mainly crushed stone or very well trodden open forest floor. Obviously being in the middle of a forest the narrower ones are covered in tree detritus and can become a bit muddy and grimy, especially when wet. On a dry day road shoes will be perfectly acceptable, on a wet day trail shoes may be a better bet as some parts can become a bit slippy.
What does it cost?
Before 21/10/2025 £37
After 21/10/2025 £42
For more information on the event and what’s included, please click here.

Chasewater Christmas Pudding Dash
2025-12-07 | Chasewater Country Park, Brownhills, Burntwood, Walsall, WS8 7NL, United Kingdom
Overview of this event:
Why not get the festive season off to a flying start and join us at the Chasewater Christmas Pudding Dash 10k & 5k? This festive race uses the undulating paths and trails around Chasewater Reservoir. Dress up as your favourite seasonal character and join us in celebrating the festive season and take part in either a 10k or 5k race.
Route Information:
10k: Two Laps
5k: One Lap
Running for a cause:
This race is raising valuable funds for Shelter.
Home is a human right. It’s our foundation and it’s where we thrive. Yet every day, millions of people are being devastated by the housing emergency. Shelter exists to defend their right to a safe home.
Shelter supports anyone experiencing or at risk of homelessness, from individuals sleeping rough to families trapped in emergency accommodation. They also campaign tirelessly on critical issues and advocate for the rights of everyone affected by the housing emergency. Because home is everything.
What’s Included:
• Bespoke medal
• Free photographs
• Trophies & prizes for leading runners
• Prize for best dressed runner in festive fancy dress!
On-the-Day Entry Fee (subject to availability):
• 10k: £25
• 5k: £25
• Junior Run: £7

For more information, please click here.

The One in the Park- Battersea
2025-12-14 | Battersea Park London, London, SW11 4NJ, United Kingdom
EVENT INFORMATION:-

Start Times:
10k: 10:30am
5k: 10:30am

​Race Pack Collection:
You can collect your race number from 09:00am at the event village in the Registration Tent.
Participants should not expect to receive anything by mail.
Registration on the day might be available.

The Route:
The course is 5km long. 10km runners make two loops, 5km runners make one loop.
Detailed map can be found here

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:-

Spectators:
Spectators are permitted anywhere in the start finish area or around the route. Please be mindful of others’ comfort and safety in more popular locations, including the finish area.
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Dogs:
Participants must not be accompanied by a personally owned or controlled dog during an event. Entries may be accepted from participants with medical assistance dogs, subject to them being correctly registered and identifiable as such, and subject to prior approval by the Event Director.
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Buggies, Pushchairs and Strollers:
This event is suitable for using buggies, pushchairs and strollers. Any participants wishing to compete with specialised equipment are asked to contact us before entering to ensure we can accommodate any additional requirements.

Wheelchairs:
This event is suitable for wheelchair users. Any participants wishing to compete with specialised equipment are asked to contact us before entering to ensure we can accommodate any additional requirements.

For more information regarding this event, please click here.

ATW Events: Dinton Santa Dash
2025-12-14 10:30 - 15:00 | Dinton Pastures Country Park, Davis St, Hurst, Wokingham RG10 0TH, UK, Wokingham, Berkshire, United Kingdom
Dinton Santa Dash – 2 km & 5 km – 14/12/2025
A fun, festive family event for all!
As always, we are supporting First Days Children’s Charity with £2 of every entry being donated direct to them. This money will have a direct impact on local children, by providing a nice warm bed to sleep in this winter. Every £120 raised will buy a complete bed for a child; frame, mattress, duvet & two pillows and linen.
What is included:
– Unisex trouser santa suit, event number, Christmas medal and mince pie/chocolate for every entrant
– Free event photos to download after the event
Requirements:
– No minimum age – we can source Santa suits, hats, baby-grows for all ages!
– All under 8’s must be accompanied by a registered adult in the 2km.
– All under 11’s must be accompanied by a registered adult in the 5km
Distance, Price & Time:

2km Child

Date: 14th Dec 2025 | Time: 10:30 AM
Open to entrants aged 15 and under on 14/12/2025

£9.00 – £12.00

2km Adult

Date: 14th Dec 2025 | Time: 10:30 AM
Open to entrants aged 16 and over on 14/12/2025

£13.00 – £16.00

5km Child

Date: 14th Dec 2025 | Time: 11:00 AM

Open to entrants aged 15 and under on 14/12/2025

£13.00 – £16.00

5km Adult
Date: 14th Dec 2025 | Time: 11:00 AM

Open to entrants aged 16 and over on 14/12/2025

£17.00 – £20.00

For more information regarding the route, please click here.

Country to Capital Ultra
2026-01-10 | Shoulder of Mutton, 20 Pound St, Wendover, Aylesbury HP22 6EJ, UK
It’s true to say Go Beyond always popular Country to Capital Ultra attracts a global field, with some of the best runners in Britain and beyond racing the 43-mile course.
This famous race is the curtain raiser for the ultra running season – and the starting point for those brave Go Beyond runners wishing to take on our Grand Slam of four ultra marathons over 180 gruelling miles.
Country to Capital takes you through the Buckinghamshire countryside, crossing the M25 – by bridge of course! – and heading towards the well-heeled surroundings of Denham. From there, runners pick up the Grand Union Canal towpath for the final run into London.
The finish is near the Little Venice canal basin, a surprising tranquil setting in the heart of the capital and close to both Paddington and Royal Oak Tube stations. The race concludes at The Stowe Centre, where you can enjoy showers, toilets and a large hall to relax in after finishing.
This is the start of our Grand Slam journey – anyone who wants a real challenge can click on the link on the right hand side of this page to book their place. Our Grand Slam includes not only Country to Capital but the Rose of the Shires, Shires & Spires, and Thames Trail Ultras. This is a truly incredible running opportunity, and you can take advantage of our offer to pay in three installments at no extra cost.
Country to Capital is historically a sell-out event, so be sure to get your entry in early. It is fully tracked and interactive, allowing your friends and family to follow your progress from the comfort of their armchairs. You can also make sure that you are following the route correctly!

For course information, please click here.

South Downs 2025/26 winter Adventure Race
2026-01-10 | Grange Leisure Centre, Bepton Rd, Midhurst GU29, 9HD, United Kingdom
The third event of Questars Adventure Race Series is their 2025/26 winter adventure race series takes us to a brand new area of the South Downs – expect hills, great trails and rewarding views!

Their Winter Adventure Races combine trail running and mountain biking in some of the UK’s most stunning locations.
Their race format has been carefully designed to be as flexible and inclusive as possible, to challenge everyone irrespective of ability or experience.
For all events, you will use a map and compass to navigate to as many checkpoints as you can within the time limit. There are no set distances for any of the disciplines, you are in control of how far you run and bike.
Bike hire is available at all of their events so all you need is a pair of running shoes and a sense of adventure to join in!
Choose from a range of event options at their winter races:

Duo Full – Run & Bike (5-hour Adventure Race): Navigate to as many checkpoints as you can within the time limit on bike and foot.
Duo Taster – Run & Bike (3-hour Adventure Race): Perfect for those looking to give winter adventure racing a go. Navigate to as many checkpoints as you can within the time limit on bike and foot.
Run-only – (2-hour Trail Run Orienteering): A trail-running adventure where you navigate to checkpoints using a map and compass.
Bike-only – (2-hour Mountain Bike Orienteering): A thrilling mountain bike event where you pedal your way to as many checkpoints as possible within the time limit.

For more information on this event, such as the route and prices, please click here.

The GRIM Challenge
2026-01-11 | Army Tank Training Area, Army Tank Training Area, Fleet Road, Aldershot, United Kingdom
About the event:
GRIM is a tough trail race in which you will certainly find yourself at times cold, wet and dirty, it is not an obstacle race, it’s a running event. We don’t build any ramps, walls or swings on the course. All the obstacles are natural, formed by tanks driving over the route or by incessant rain in the weeks leading up to the event. Of course at this stage we can’t guarantee the rain but it’s never let us down before! In a few places you will be crawling under cargo nets or wading though waist high water. The distance may not sound daunting but don’t take this lightly, on a cold December morning, the GRIM is a challenge and you will think it aptly named when you have run it.
Entries close on December 3 at NOON.
Charity details:
Our 2024 charity partner Combat Stress is back for 2025! If you want to make your run count, select the check box when you enter and a member of the Combat Stress fundraising team will be in touch!
Combat Stress is the UK’s leading charity for veterans’ mental health. For over a century, it has helped former servicemen and women with mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression. Today its provides specialist treatment and support for veterans from every service and conflict, focusing on those with complex mental health issues.
The work it does is life-changing and often life-saving. We are delighted to be working and supporting the work Combat Stress at the GRIM Challenge. The charity will have a number of runners raising money for its important work through the event, if you would like to join them send an e-mail to events@combatstress.org.uk
Plus points to the event:

Fabulous medals to all finishers
GRIM beanie to all finishers
HIGH5 energy products on course and at finish
Free digital downloads of race photos
Full medical back up
Secure baggage storage
On site urinals and portable toilets

Minimum age for runners:
8 Miles 16 years old; 4 Miles 13 years old

For more details on the event, please click here.

LONDON WINTER WALK 2026
2026-01-24 - 2026-01-25 | The Oval Cricket Ground, London
Saturday 24 or Sunday 25 January 2026

Full or Half Marathon & 10K
Sunday Family Fun 5K
Oval Cricket Ground Start/Finish
Rest Stops & Hot Food
Full Support
Medal & Certificate
As a Team or an Individual…

Start the New Year on the right foot!

A great event to walk off the Christmas & New Year celebrations, and maybe kick start a new fitness regime! There’s a Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K + a Family Fun 5K on Sunday (accessible). All routes start & finish at The Oval Cricket Ground, and take in highlights of the Thames, its historic bridges, and many of the Capital’s landmarks. Sign up as a team, or as an individual, and families are welcome. There are rest stops with snacks, a special medal, and hot food at the finish!

Your Walk, Your Way!

Whether it’s to enjoy an active day out with friends & family, or to maintain a New Year fitness regime – there’s a London Winter Walk for you! Join as an individual or as a team, and do it for yourself & self-fund, OR support one of our Charity Partners with much-needed fundraising.

This event is walking only!

Route Options

There are 4 options for the London Winter Walk – Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10km & the NEW Family Fun 5k. All start & finish at The Oval Cricket Ground near Vauxhall and are available on Saturday 24 or Sunday 25 January 2026. This event is strictly walking only, so no jogging or running is allowed.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ROUTE MAP

The Marathon

The Oval Loop

26 miles (42 km) looped walk, starting & finishing at The Oval Cricket Ground in Vauxhall. The route heads east along the Thames with a Rest Stop in Surrey Quays for a welcome hot drink & snacks. Then it’s back along the north bank of the Thames for lunch at the Oval. The 2nd loop heads west with a Rest Stop in Parsons Green, and back to The Oval for a loud finish line welcome.

Start & Finish: The Oval
Good train & tube links
Start times: 8 – 10am Sat & Sun
Rest Stops at ~7, 13, 19 miles
Big range of snacks & drinks
Lunch at halfway (The Oval)
Winter Walk Medal & certificate
Hot food & drink at the finish

Half Marathon | EAST LOOP OR WEST LOOP

13 miles (21 km) starting & finishing at The Oval Cricket Ground in Vauxhall. We’ve two Half Marathon options – either heading East, or West. Which way will you go?

Start / Finish: Oval Cricket Ground
Good train & tube links.
Start times:10am – 12pm Sat & Sun
Rest Stop with snacks & drinks
Winter Walk Medal & certificate
Hot food & drink at finish

10 km Walk | THAMES LOOP

10k Walk, starting & finishing at The Oval Cricket Ground in Vauxhall. The looped route heads along the Thames through the heart of the Capital.

Start & Finish: The Oval
Good train & tube links
Start times: Sat & Sun TBC
Big range of snacks & drinks
Winter Walk Medal & certificate
Hot food & drink at the finish

FAMILY FUN 5K | LOOPED ROUTE (Sun 25 Jan)

5 km walk starting & finishing at The Oval Cricket Ground in Vauxhall. The looped route heads along the Thames through the heart of the Capital, past Big Ben and Parliament. Perfect for families with young children (it’s also wheelchair accessible).

Start / Finish: Oval Cricket Ground
Good train & tube links.
Start times: midday Sunday
Snacks, drinks, toilets & medics
Winter Walk Medal & certificate
Hot food & drink at the finish

CATTLE CREEP... A LITTLE FURTHER
2026-02-08 | Watermill Lane, Wolverton MK12 5NZ Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
10 mile running event – 8th February 2026
Get ready to go a little further in the next edition of Cattle Creep… A Little Further, a unique and scenic 10-mile running event set in the beautiful parklands of North Milton Keynes.
This extended version of the original Cattle Creep 10K challenges runners with a stunning riverside route and features the iconic Cattle Creep tunnel – a low, narrow passage under the Grand Union Canal that adds a fun and quirky twist to the course. Whether you’re building distance, chasing a new personal best, or simply running for the joy of it, this event promises a memorable experience.
Perfect for runners of all abilities, the Cattle Creep 10-Miler is also dog-friendly, so your four-legged running buddy can join in the fun too!

What makes this 10-Miler race special?

Scenic Parkland Trails – Take in the peaceful, green landscapes of Milton Keynes’ linear parks as you run along winding riverside paths and woodland tracks.

The Famous Cattle Creep Tunnel – Run through the event’s namesake – a dark, narrow, and slightly quirky tunnel that adds a distinctive twist to the course.

Dog-Friendly – Want to bring your dog along? They’re welcome too – just make sure they’re on a lead and start at the back for safety.

All Levels Welcome – Whether you’re chasing a 10-mile PB, building up your endurance, or simply running for fun, this inclusive event welcomes all types of runners.

Event Information

Race packs will need to be collected on the day from the registration tent at the venue. Registration will be open from 8am.
The race will start at 9am and has a cut-off of 3.5hrs (12:30).
About a week before the event an Athlete Guide will be emailed to you with all the event info you will need. It will also contain a written race briefing.
Any last-minute briefings will be given to you on the day.

For more information on the route, prices and what’s included in the Cattle creep, please click here.

Smurf Run
2026-02-15 | Durham Amateur Rowing Club, Green Ln, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3JU, Green Ln, Old Elvet, Durham, DH1 3JU, United Kingdom
About the event:
Come and join Saturn Running for our Smurf Run, who doesn’t love those little blue characters and therefore a medal reflecting how adorable they are!
Date & time: Sunday 15th of February 2026
Official start time: 9.30am
Location: Durham Amateur Rowing Club, Green Ln, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3JU
The £17.00 entry price is available only to members. You can become a member by logging into your profile and purchasing one of the membership schemes. As well as the cheapest entry price, a member is guaranteed entry to the run and gets a mini-me medal pin at every event they attend!
Distance & Time
This is a 7 hour Time Challenge event which allows you full control over the distance you want to run. The minimum distance is 3km, which is part of a lap. A full lap is 4.37 miles or 7km (this is subject to change to a 3.28 mile loop depending on course conditions) and you can run as many, or as few, of these laps as you like subject to UK athletics age restrictions (please see the restrictions below). We will have a 3k turn point and 5k turn point within the lap which is available to allow our younger runners to comply with the UK Athletics distance rules. It is 3 laps for a half marathon, 6 for a marathon and 7 or over for an ultra, we also have a 50km distance available.
Course:
The course is along a beautiful stretch of the River Wear with views of the Cathedral and is classified as a trail run. It is fully signed so no navigational experience is required.
All abilities are welcome at our super-inclusive events and we also welcome walkers too.
Special Event:
If our event is a special event for you, for instance your 50th, 99th, 100th, 150th, 200th, 250th etc. marathon or half marathon then please let us know. We will provide you with a great number with your name and the event date on it.
Venue Facilities:
Toilets and changing facilities are available at the race HQ. Bag drop is near the start and finish area. Runners should be aware the bag drop is not staffed and items are left at the sole responsibility of the participant. No liability for lost items will be accepted by the Organiser.
Other Information:
There will be somewhere to leave a bag at the start / finish area. However, this is not a secure bag and the items cannot be watched at all times so please do not leave anything valuable.
Headphones are allowed.
Our running events are held on public footpaths so we would be grateful if all runners were considerate of other path users.

For more information, please click here.

CANCER RESEARCH UK LONDON WINTER RUN 10K
2026-02-15 | Trafalgar Square, Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross,, London, WC2N 5DN, United Kingdom
The Cancer Research UK London Winter Run is a ten kilometer challenge through the heart of the capital.
It is the UK’s largest 10k with 25,000 taking part annually.
You will pass live music performances, encounter larger-than-life winter characters, and see world famous landmarks. It’s an unforgettable journey for runners of all abilities. Many choose to run only part of the route, walking at other points. Since its first edition in 2015 it has proved hugely popular, receiving critical acclaim, and even sprouting a special summer edition in 2021.
The event is delivered in partnership with Cancer Research UK, and has already seen over 100,000 people take part and over £6.6 million raised for life-saving cancer research.

OUR 10K ROUTE

Get ready to experience London like you never have before! The 2026 route will be packed full of entertainment. Featuring everything from beloved returning favourites to exciting new additions.
As you navigate the closed road 10km route, you’ll pass some of London’s most iconic landmarks, including St. Paul’s Cathedral and Trafalgar Square. Along the way, expect snowy surprises, live music and plenty of encouragement to get you to the finish line. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a legendary yeti or two.

For more information on this event, please click here.

The Rubber Duck Dash
2026-02-21 | Last Hop, Clarence Street, Staines, UK
About The Event
Due to the success of our Rebellious Rubber Ducky Run in 2025 we are holding our second event inspired by the adorable bath toys! At this event, not only will you earn a super cute rubber duck themed medal but also, your very own rubber ducky to take home with you!!
Date & time: Saturday 21st of February 2026
Official start time: 9am
Location: The Last Hop, Unit 2, Thames Edge Court, Clarence Street, Staines, TW18 4SU
The £23.00 entry price is available only to members. You can become a member by logging into your profile and purchasing one of the membership schemes. As well as the cheapest entry price, a member is guaranteed entry to the run and gets a mini-me medal pin at every event they attend!
Distance & Time
This is a 7 hour Time Challenge event which allows you full control over the distance you want to run. The minimum distance is 3km, which is part of a lap. A full lap is 4.37 miles or 7km (this is subject to change to a 3.28 mile loop depending on course conditions) and you can run as many, or as few, of these laps as you like subject to UK athletics age restrictions (please see the restrictions below). We will have a 3k turn point and 5k turn point within the lap which is available to allow our younger runners to comply with the UK Athletics distance rules. It is 3 laps for a half marathon, 6 for a marathon and 7 or over for an ultra, we also have a 50km distance available.
Course
The course along a beautiful stretch of the River Thames. It is fully signed so no navigational experience is required. The course is mainly well made paths and tarmac with a very short grass section. Road shoes are suitable all year round.
All abilities are welcome at our super-inclusive events and we also welcome walkers too.
Special Event
If our event is a special event for you, for instance your 50th, 99th, 100th, 150th, 200th, 250th etc. marathon or half marathon then please let us know. We will provide you with a great number with your name and the event date on it.
Venue Facilities
Toilets are available at the start/finish area inside the venue HQ. There are changing facilities available at the venue. These facilities will be open from 8am and will be available for use throughout the entire event.
Other Information
There will be somewhere to leave a bag at the start / finish area. However, this is not a secure bag and the items cannot be watched at all times so please do not leave anything valuable.
Headphones are allowed.
Our running events are held on public footpaths so we would be grateful if all runners were considerate of other path users.

For more information, please click here.

Centurion Running | Hundred Hills 50km
2026-03-14 | Henley-On-Thames, United Kingdom
The Hundred Hills 50km is a beautiful 50km trail ultra through the heart of the Chiltern countryside. Our season opener, the race consists of two different 25km loops.
It starts and finishes at 850 year old Stonor Park, providing a truly stunning backdrop to the event. With a 9 hour cut off the race is ideal for runners looking to take on their first ultra and those looking to take a step up to our longer events. But also for those looking to race fast, early in the year. The route takes in 4000ft of climb, visiting picturesque villages and ancient woodland while traversing some incredible trails. Back at Stonor there is the opportunity for friends and family to spectate, food and drink on site and is a fabulous day out for all.

As with all Centurion events, runners will be fully supported by 5 well stocked aid stations, full medical support and a marked course. Race held under full UK Athletics Permit granted through the TRA (Permit Number: 8034).

Entries
Entries are open. Entry fee is £78 (£80 for unaffiliated runners). There is no waiting list for this event.
Cut Offs
Runners must finish the course within a 9-hour time limit. There are additional cut-offs on the route which can be found in the aid station table.
Start/ Finish Location
Registration, Race Start, Race Finish and Race HQ are at Stonor Park, Stonor, Henley-On-Thames, RG9 6HF.
Route
The route is a beautiful but challenging 50km trail ultra through the heart of the Chiltern countryside. The route takes in 4000ft of climb, visiting picturesque villages and ancient woodland while traversing some incredible trails.
A map of the route and a downloadable GPX file can be found at the bottom of this page.
Awards
Medal to Finishers only. Runners can refuse a medal during registration and have a tree planted instead. Runners may exchange a medal for a patch at the finish line.
Additional prizes will be awarded to First/ Second/ Third place Male and Female.
Winners of each age category will also be awarded prizes: M40, M50, M60, M70 and F40, F50, F60, F70.
Aid Stations
A full list of the aid stations, including the relative cut-off times, can be found here. There will be hot food and drink available at the finish, which is included in the entry fee for all runners. The aid station supplies include, but are not limited to:

Precision Hydration Gels, Chews and Electrolyte Drink
Tailwind
Gu Gels
Water
Coke/ Pepsi
Chocolate/ Sweets/ Biscuits
Nuts
Fruit
Sandwiches and Wraps
Savoury Snacks, including vegan and gluten-free options
Lots of other sweet and savoury snacks

Drop Bags/ Finish Line Bags
Parking for the race is at the start/ finish, so all bags should be left in vehicles where possible. For runners arriving without a vehicle, Finish Line Bags may be deposited at registration, where they will be stored in number order and accessible to runners at the end of the race. Bags should be clearly labelled with the runner’s name and bib number.
Course Markings
The course will be marked with Centurion Ribbons and Centurion marker arrows for the entire duration.
Pacers
No pacers are permitted at any point on the route.
Crew
No crews are permitted at any point on the route.
Medical
There will be a dedicated team of race medics available throughout the race, including a static first aid team at the finish line and a minimum of one roving team out on course at all times. If you suffer an injury or accident that warrants direct medical attention, the medics will be on hand to provide you with exactly that. Contact numbers and full details of what to do in an emergency will be given to you in the pre-race information packs and again at race registration. Due to the nature of the course, ie, some remote and far from roads, the medics may take some time to reach you, or potentially be out of contact tending to other runners. In those instances, you should contact the emergency services on 999 AS WELL AS the race medics. Full instructions on what to do in an emergency can be found in the infopacks.
Kit
80% of the course is on trail. Trail shoes are advised.
There will be kit checks during the race and at the finish. Runners must carry the following mandatory equipment at all times. A time penalty of one hour will be imposed for any item found to be missing at any point on the course. Please refer to this page for explanations on the inclusion of the items below.
There are many options regarding kits for fulfilling these requirements and those of other events. We stock what we believe to be the best options at our online store available by clicking here under the Mandatory Gear Section. Please ask us if you have any questions.

Fully Charged Mobile Phone, including the numbers for the Race Medic and Race Director (on the number you have given at registration)
Water Bottles/Bladder capable of carrying a minimum of 1 litre.
Survival Blanket: 1.4m x 2m minimum
Waterproof Jacket: Gore-tex or similar, minimum 10000mm+ & must have sealed seams.
Whistle
Long-sleeved base layer or fleece top – This must be carried separately from the start and kept dry, for use only in an emergency. Starting in 2 layers is not a substitute.

Course Map

Route

Welshpool 10k Run
2026-03-22 | 42 Broad Street, 42 Broad Street,Powys, Welshpool, SY21 7JQ, United Kingdom
The Welshpool 10k brings together an active community of people taking part in sporting events for reasons ranging from fitness, competition, charity, health, fun or to simply finish.
The participants vary from nervous first-timers of all ages through to competitive runners.

RACE HQ START / FINISH

42 Broad Street, Welshpool,Powys, SY21 7JQ

The event HQ & start/finish are a short walk from several car parks in the town centre.

RACE DAY SCHEDULE

Arrive in Welshpool: 8:00 am
Warm Up: 8:40 am
Race Start: 9:00 am

PARKING

Travelling from Newtown, Aberystwyth and South Wales park in the public car park Berriew Rd, Welshpool, SY21 7SS – Please note you won’t have access to this car park after 845am.
Travelling from Chester, Wrexham, Oswestry, Shrewsbury park in the public car park Welshpool SY21 7DD

ABOUT WELSHPOOL 10K

Perfect for all 10K runners, from nervous first-timers to experienced runners. An undulating and challenging one-lap race that starts and finishes in the Town Centre on fully closed roads. The Route is a very fast start and finish and takes in the breathtaking Powis Castle. Once you have completed the run, you will receive your own finisher’s medal!

Race Start / Finish

The Race Start / Finish will be full of music and flags. There will be a help desk at Race HQ for any last-minute issues. The race village is just a short walk from the local park, car parks, retail shops, cafes and eateries.

Race Experience

We are keen to ensure that everyone, regardless of their ability, enjoys the day. Our generous race cut-off time will allow everyone to get back into High Street before we open the public roads. And at the finish line we will give out water and a unique medal.

Welshpool 10k Route

Welshpool High Street, Berriew Road, Red Lane, Powis Estate, Red Lane, Powis Estate, Welshpool High Street

What’s included

Bespoke finisher’s medal
Chip-timed results
Runners will receive a free National Trust pass for 2x adults and 2x children into Powis Castle
Drinks station at the 5k mark
Race Village
Fully marked and marshalled course
Toilets

Charity Partner

Any donated proceeds go to Parkinson’s UK

Prizes

Awards for the top 3 females and top 3 males, and 14 age group winners (7 females and 7 males)

THE SAMARITANS WAY TRAIL RUN & WALK
2026-04-04 | Guisborough Rugby Club, Rugby Club, Belmangate, Guisborough, TS14 7BB, United Kingdom
Once again we have partnered with Teesside Samaritans to support their cause and celebrate their birthday. On April 1st 2026 Teesside Samaritans branch turns 58 years old. Join us at this amazing event to help raise funds to support the work they do to support people of Teesside.
Take on the trails on the Official Samaritans Way created by Teesside Samaritans many years ago. Run or walk, alone or in a relay there are different options and different distances to get your shoes muddy.

Profits from this event will be donated to the Teesside Samaritans branch directly.
It starts with you. With your support, Samaritans can answer more calls for help from people who are ready to break their silence. One donation, endless possibilities.
£10 can help answer a life-saving call for help
£25 could help make sure there is a Samaritan there to answer a life-saving call for help
£44 could help towards running the online chat service

How Samaritans spend your money
For every £1 raised, 80p goes on our services and just 20p is invested in raising the next £1.

Why your support is needed
Every 10 seconds, Samaritans answers a call for help.
In 2023, Samaritans volunteers responded to more than 3.3 million calls for help.
Every minute, Samaritans volunteers respond to more than six calls for help.
In 2023, the average length of a phone call for emotional support to Samaritans was about 23 minutes.
What Races are available?
10km Walk
10km Run
20km Walk
20km Run
For more information on the route and the prices of this event, please click here.

Derwen College 10km Challenge
2026-04-18 09:00 - 14:00 | Derwen College, Derwen College, Gobowen, Shropshire, SY11 3JA, United Kingdom
The 10km Challenge is a sponsored walk and fun run route around Gobowen, near Oswestry, raising money for Derwen Charity. Leaving Derwen College at 10am, the 10km Challenge is an accessible, relatively flat route, with a 6km option available if 10km is too much of a challenge for you. Registration is £12.50 and includes a medal and goody bag.

UK Triathlon: Stratford Triathlon
2026-04-19 | Stratford Leisure Centre, Bridgeway, Stratford-upon-Avon, Stratford, CV37 6YX, United Kingdom
The Event
This exciting event brings together athletes of all levels to compete in swimming, cycling and running in the beautiful town of Stratford. Whether you’re a seasoned triathlete or trying it out for the first time, this event offers a challenging and rewarding experience.
Offering an indoor pool swim at Stratford Leisure Centre in the picturesque and historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon.
What’s included if you sign up for our event:

Heated indoor pool based swim
Scenic countryside bike route
Flat towpath run course taking in the stunning views of the River Avon
Official Finishers Medal for all entrants
Electronic Chip Timed Event

Estimated Event Times;
Sprint – Open Category from 7:30am till 9:30am
Sprint – Female Category from 9:30am till 10:15am
Sprint – Relay from 10:15am till 10:30am
TriTogether, CRUK & Fun from 10:30am till 10:45am
Super Sprint – Female Category from 10:45am till 11:10am
Super Sprint – Open Category from 10:45am till 11:10am

For more race information details of each category, please click here.

Thames Path 100
2026-05-02 | Richmond Old Town Hall, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond, London, TW9 1TP, United Kingdom
The TP100 is a 100-mile continuous trail race along the Thames Path from London to Oxford. Total Climb: 1900 feet. 15th Annual.
The 100-mile course is a marked point-to-point race which takes runners from Richmond in South West London to the centre of Oxford. The course follows the meandering route of the Thames against its flow and is flat and fast, with the majority on groomed paths/ trails and paved pathways. There are some truly stunning sections of the route showing off the best of English riverside scenery and life on the Thames. Held under an official UKA Permit granted through the Trail Running Association (Permit Number Pending).

General Info

Entries
Entries for the 2026 Event open on Saturday May 24th 2024 at 1000. Runners must meet the minimum qualification standard below, to apply. Volunteers from 2025 get priority free entry prior to general entries going on sale.
The Entry fee is £220 (£222 unaffiliated runners).
Runners may also enter the TP100 as part of the 100 mile Grand Slam. To take part in the Slam, runners can enter each event individually, or buy a Grand Slam ticket which gets you entry to all four 100 Mile Slam events. Information on the Grand Slam, and how to enter it can be found by clicking here.
Entries are available on a first come first served basis. No waiting list will be held for this event and no entries will be taken on the day.
Qualification Standard
In order to enter you must have completed a minimum of a 50 mile distance race within 15hrs, between 1st January 2020 and race day. As organisers, we reserve the right to refuse anybody entry who does not meet this standard. Unqualified runners may enter but will be contacted approximately 8 weeks prior to race to verify qualification plans if they have not updated their online information by this time.
Click here to read more about what counts as a qualifier
Start/ Finish Location
Race HQ is at Richmond Old Town Hall overlooking the river and a short walk from Richmond station. The race starts on Richmond New Waterfront, adjacent to the river and just a one minute walk from the Hall.
The finish location is Queen’s College Sports Ground just a few hundred yards from the city centre. Runners will turn left off of the Thames Path just before the Head of the River Pub which looms over the Thames Path from Oxford City Centre, and turn directly in to the finishing chute in front of the pavilion. We are very privileged to be allowed to finish in the grounds of Oxford University.
Route
The 2026 race route remains on the Thames Path from the outset until the finish line with one minor deviation to Clifton Hampden aid station on route which will be clearly marked on race day. Diversions in place in 2025 due to structural issues with bridges, weirs and the paths will all be assessed and factored in for 2026 nearer the time. We are hopeful that they will not add much if anything extra to the 2026 route.
A map of the route can be found at the bottom of this page.
Cut Offs
Runners must finish within a 30 hour time limit. There are cut offs at every aid station on route, designed with the purpose of keeping runners on course to finish within that 30 hour limit.
Awards
100 mile Centurion Buckle to all finishers. Runners finishing the course in under 24 hours will receive ‘100 miles – One Day’ buckles commemorating their achievement. Runners finishing between 24 and 30 hours will receive ‘100 mile – Finisher’ buckles.
Trophies will be awarded to first place male and female. Further Prizes will be awarded to 2nd and 3rd Placed Male and Female. Age Group Prizes will be awarded for 1st Male and Female Vet 40, 50, 60 and 70.
Runners who finish five editions of this event will receive a 500 Mile Buckle. Runners who finish 10 editions of this event will receive a 1000 mile buckle.
Aid Stations
There will be a minimum of twelve aid stations along the course. Aid stations carry as a minimum:

Precision Hydration Gels, Chews and Electrolyte Drink
Tailwind who are our principal nutrition partner
Gu Gels
Water
Coke/ Pepsi
Chocolate/ Sweets/ Biscuits
Nuts
Fruit
Sandwiches and Wraps
Savoury Snacks eg. Mini Sausage Rolls
Lots of other sweet and savoury snacks

Drop Bags
Drop Bags must be deposited at the race start between 0700 and 0845 on race morning. Drop bags must NOT exceed 45cm x 25cm x 25cm in size, ie, the size of a large shoe box, for any one aid station. They must be labelled with your name, aid station it is to go to and race number. Drop bags will be accessible at the following points and will be available for collection between 1000 and 1500 on Sunday, at the finish line. Drop bags must be collected by 1500; any left over at this time will be disposed of. Runners need to leave a different drop bag for each aid station, each bag will be transported to the aid station listed and then the finish. Finish line bags will be taken directly to the finish only.

Mile 51: Henley
Mile 71: Goring
Finish: Oxford

Finish Line Bags
Finish Line Bags can be deposited at registration and should be clearly labelled with runners name and bib number. These will be transported to the finish for you. Your finish line bag may be a maximum of 50 litres in size. NO suitcases will be permitted.
Course Markings
The course is marked by permanent national trail marker posts maintained by the National Trails Trust which come in different forms but most commonly display the acorn which is the key symbol and guide on the Thames Path.
In addition to the fixed markers as above, the course will also be marked with our pink Centurion branded upcycled ribbons and Centurion marker arrows for the entire duration.
There are a number of road crossings to negotiate, some of them are extremely busy. The road crossings will NOT be marshalled so please be extremely careful when you are crossing roads of any nature.
It is ultimately the runners responsibility to navigate the course successfully, with or without course markings. We strongly recommend that you take the time to recce the route before race day, have the GPX below uploaded onto your watch & carrying a map and compass are highly recommended for the event in case of an emergency. The Harveys Thames Path map available at a discounted rate here, is an excellent guide.
Pacers
Runners are permitted pacers from the 51 mile aid station at Henley. Pacers must travel on foot only. Runners are permitted multiple pacers throughout the last 49 miles but only one may travel with the runner at any one time.
The points at which a runner may be paced/ hand over pacers are listed on the crew page here.
Crew
The points at which a runner may be crewed are listed on the crew page here.
Crews/ Pacers/ Supporters are not be permitted meet their runner at any point other than those listed on the link above.
Medical
There will be a dedicated team of race medics available throughout the duration of the weekend. If you suffer an injury or accident that warrants direct medical attention, the medics will be on hand to provide you with exactly that. Contact numbers and full details of what to do in an emergency will be given to you in the pre race information packs and again at race registration. Due to the nature of the course ie. some off road, the medics may take some time to reach you, or potentially be out of contact tending to other runners. In those instances you should contact the emergency services on 999. If you are injured but able to walk, please make your way to the nearest aid station where there will either be a medic, or an aid station captain will immediately get in touch with medical care should you require it/ arrange for transport out. If you suffer a severe injury or encounter someone in serious difficulty please call both 999 for emergency ambulance services and the course medics. If you come across a fallen runner please remain with them until help arrives.
Kit
75% of the course is on trail. Trail shoes are advised, but if it’s dry, you will be able to complete the course perfectly adequately in road shoes, which have good grip. There are sections of the trail which can become very muddy in wet conditions. The weather in April is extremely variable and can include anything from snow to heavy rain or bright sunshine. Be prepared for all conditions.
There will be kit checks prior to, during and after the race. Runners must carry the following mandatory equipment at all times. A time penalty of one hour will be imposed for any item found to be missing at any point on the course. Please refer to this page for explanations on the inclusion of the items below.
There are many options regarding kits for fulfilling these requirements and those of other events. We stock what we believe to be the best options at our online store available by clicking here under the Mandatory Gear Section. Please ask us if you have any questions.

Fully Charged Mobile Phone, including the numbers for the Race Medic and Race Director (on the number you have given at registration)
Water Bottles/Bladder capable of carrying a minimum of 1 litre.
Survival Blanket: 1.4m x 2m minimum
Waterproof Jacket: Gore-tex or similar, minimum 10000mm+ & must have sealed seams and a hood.
Whistle
Headtorch or Primary Light Source – Minimum 100 Lumens
Back Up Light source – Minimum 100 Lumens
Warm Hat – Beanie Hat or Buff (either are accepted)
Gloves
Long-sleeved base layer or fleece top – This must be carried separately in a dry or waterproof bag from the start and kept dry, for use only in an emergency. Starting in 2 layers is not a substitute.
Cup or Mug for cold or hot drinks as you wish

Cardiff Pretty Muddy Kids
2026-05-02 | Coopers Field, Bute Park, Off North Road, Cathays, Cardiff, CF10 3ER
About Pretty Muddy® Kids

Pretty Muddy® Kids is a fun-packed muddy obstacle course for children aged 6-12 (over 1.2m tall). The young fundraisers climb, crawl and slide their way around the course at their own pace, accompanied by an adult. The course is approximately 5k which is just over three miles, and there’s no pressure to finish in a certain time. Get ready to get muddy on an unforgettable day out.

How does Pretty Muddy® Kids work?
Pretty Muddy Kids® events start times are staggered in ‘waves’, each wave starts every 15 minutes to ensure you’re safe on the course. If you’re signed up as a group, please make sure you sign up for the same wave time.
Adults accompanying children will run alongside the course, but will not be allowed to take part on the obstacles.
Parents or guardians will guide their little adventurer through the 5km course, cheering them on and offering support when needed. If they come across a challenge they can’t tackle on their own, they will be there to help them move on to the next one.
Find out more about Pretty Muddy® obstacles.
The parent or guardian will have a blank running number, on which they can add the running numbers of up to three children they are looking after on the day.
Children up to the age of 12, who are at least 1.2m tall will be able to take part. Children ages 13 and above can join our Pretty Muddy® events.
Take part with friends and family
You can take part in any Race for Life event as an individual or a group to raise money for life-saving research.
Get your friends and family involved and walk, jog or run at your own pace! An adult will need to accompany the child around the course but adults will not be able to go on the obstacles.
However you choose to get muddy, you’re helping to beat cancer.
Accessibility

Due to the nature of the event it is not suitable for wheelchair users.
We aim for maximum accessibility at our events. Our contact centre and on-site team are ready to assist with any needs or questions you may have.
Sunflower lanyards are available at the enquiries marquee, and our Event Managers are trained Dementia Friends.

For more information regarding this event, please click here.

Lough Cutra Castle Triathlon and Multisport Festival
2026-05-23 00:00 - 2026-05-24 23:59 | Lough Cutra Castle Triathlon, Galway, Ireland, United Kingdom
Join us at the Lough Cutra Castle Multisport Event to race through the beautiful grounds and surrounding area of stunning South Galway. Pick your discipline – triathlon, duathlon, aquabike, aquathlon, swim, and run – and choose a distance from starter to elite. Recruit your friends and celebrate completing your challenge in our festival village.

Venue | County Galway

Lough Cutra Castle Multisport event is the backdrop to this festival of triathlon and multisport event in County Galway. The Castle, built during the Gothic revival period and once home to now King Charles during a 3-day visit to Ireland, is idyllically situated overlooking the Estate’s 1,000 acre lake; the largest privately owned lake in Europe and home to this event’s open-water swims.

Throughout the weekend, athletes and spectators will be able to enjoy the grounds and a fun-packed festival village featuring live music, shopping, food and drink, children’s entertainment, yoga and more.

Races | Course maps

This family-friendly event features some truly iconic courses in the west of Ireland. The weekend will host a vast range of races for all ages and abilities. Whether you’re 9 or 90 years old, a first-timer or an elite, you can pick from our triathlon, duathlon, aquabike, aquathlon, run and swim races at Lough Cutra Castle Multisport Event.

View our Series Competitor Guide and Half Iron Course Guide. Use the buttons below for full-list of races and course maps.

Event Pricing and Distances

Pricing and Distances

Discipline

Race

Distance

Ticket Price (Ind/Rel)

30% DISCOUNT

Day/Time

Triathlon
Gauntlet
1.9K / 90K / 21K
£245 / £295
£159 / £192
SUN 08:00

Triathlon
Olympic
1.5K / 40K / 10.5K
£125 / £165
£81 / £107
SUN 09:30

Triathlon
Sprint Plus
800M / 40K / 8K
£115 / £155
£75 / £101
SAT 09:00

Triathlon
Sprint
750M / 20K / 5K
£100 / £150
£65 / £98
SAT 09:30

Triathlon
Super Sprint
400M / 20K / 4K
£95 / £145
£62 / £94
SAT 10:45

Triathlon
Starter
200M / 12K / 2.5K
£80 / £120
£52 / £78
SAT 11:00

Triathlon
16-17 years
750M / 20K / 5K
£70 / £100
£46 / £65
SAT 09:30

Triathlon
14-15 years
500M / 12.6K / 2.5K
£45 / £60
£29 / £39
SUN 14:00

Triathlon
12-13 years
400M / 8K / 1.8K
£45 / £60
£29 / £39
SUN 14:15

Triathlon
11-12 years
300M / 4K / 1.8K
£40 / £60
£26 / £39
SUN 14:30

Triathlon
9-10 years
200M / 4.2K / 1.3K
£35 / £60
£23 / £39
SUN 14:45

Duathlon
Middle
11K / 96K / 10K
£90
£59
SUN 08:30

Duathlon
Standard
11K / 40K / 5K
£80
£52
SUN 08:30

Duathlon
Sprint
5K / 20K / 2.5K
£75
£49
SAT 10:15

Aquabike
Standard
1.5K / 40K
£70
£46
SUN 10:00

Aquabike
Sprint
750M / 20K
£65
£42
SAT 10:30

Aquathlon
Standard
1.5K / 10K
£65
£42
SUN 10:00

Aquathlon
Sprint
750M / 5K
£50
£33
SAT 10:30

Run
Marathon
42.2K
£65 / £80
£42 / £52
SUN 08:45

Run
Half Marathon
21.1K
£45
£29
SUN 10:30

Run
10K
10K
£35
£23
SUN 11:00

Swim
5K
5K
£65
£42
SAT 12:00

Swim
2.5K
2.5K
£55
£36
SAT 12:15

Swim
1 Mile
1 Mile
£45
£29
SAT 12:30

12-13 years triathlon and 14-15 years triathlon: tarmac bike course on closed roads.
9-10 years triathlon and 11-12 years triathlon: off-road, mountain bike advisable.

Table Mountain BEAST 2026
2026-06-06 | Foresters Arms, 52 Newlands Ave, Newlands, Cape Town, 7700, Cape Town, Western Cape
BRUTAL – BEAUTIFUL – BEASTLY – 7th Edition of the Table Mountain BEAST
50km Ultra, 30km, or 16km of spectacular scenery, gnarly ascents, quad-busting descents.
An unplugged – no frills run! Pushing your limits.
Standard Entry Fee:
50km Ultra – R1600
30km – R1200
16km – R650
Online entries close on 30 May 2026, Late entry fee applies at registration.
50km ‘FEED THE BEAST’
We set out to find one of the toughest 50km routes that the Table Mountain massif could offer! Will you feed the Beast, or be the Beast? Starting with a ‘gentle’ warm up around Newlands Forests well known leafy trails, you are soon huffing up towards the Blockhouse..read more
30km ‘BEAST MODE ON’
You will be pushing your limits, running at a greater cadence and speed than the ultra hounds of the 50km race. Prepare for heart-pumping forest runs. Demanding climbs, as you make your way up the notorious Nursery Ravine.. read more
16km ‘AWAKEN THE BEAST’
One of the best New routes on Table Mountain trail running. Starting at Suikerbossie, you will enjoy a short climb to the Myburghs trail. Excellent single track, through proteas and fynbos. You reach Orange kloof, a rare opportunity to traverse this ancient indigenous forest.. read more
START TIMES:
50km: 6:00am | 30km: 7:00am | 16km: 9:00am
Compulsory KIT :
1. Charged Cell Phone
2. Waterproof jacket
3. Food = energy bars, sandwich, fruit, nuts, chocolate
4. Hydration – Minimum 1 litre to start race!
5. Space Blanket, headlamp, whistle
6. GPS device or ALL Trails App ( The ALL Trails link will be shared)
7. Reusable cup
Our events are Green & Enviro friendly – No Water Sachets, No Paper Cups. Bring your own CUP
DO NOT bring: HEADPHONES, Dogs, Flu or litter.
For more information on this event, please click here.

Château de Chantilly
2026-06-06 - 2026-06-07 | Château de Chantilly, Rue du Connétable, 60500 Chantilly, France, France
Triathlon and Multisport Festival 6 – 7 June 2026
Château de Chantilly Multisport Event! Pick your discipline; triathlon, duathlon, run and swim – and choose a distance. Recruit your friends and celebrate completing your challenge in our festival village.

Returning in 2026! The Bastion | Full Iron Distance

On Sunday 7 June 2026 we will host a full iron distance race at the Château de Chantilly Multisport Event. “The Bastion” will be the closest full iron race to Paris and will feature a 3.8km swim, a fast 180km bike and a stunning 42.2km run through the grounds of the beautiful château.
The Bastion 140.6 will be part of a wider festival of multisport at the château over the weekend of 6-7 June, coinciding with 2026 hosting our 16th edition of the event. Each Bastion entrant will receive a finisher t-shirt, rucksack, a post-race meal and massage along with our iconic medal.
Book early to secure the biggest discount

Venue | The finest jewel

The majestic Château de Chantilly, Hauts-de-France region, will host the second event of our 2026 Season. Throughout the weekend, athletes and spectators will be able to enjoy the castle grounds and a festival village atmosphere featuring live music, shopping, food and drink, children’s entertainment, yoga and more.
Whether you into swim, bike, run or all three this stunning venue won’t disappoint. Swimmers can enjoy the serene Grand Canal, a 2.5km long tributary of the Oise. See wetsuit rules here. The cycle routes circumnavigate the arrow straight bridleways of the Foret de Chantilly, with the run sections named after the Maison de Sylvie that it surrounds.

Races | A plethora of race options

This weekend festival of sport will host a huge range of races for all ages and abilities. Regardless if you’re 9 or 90 years old, a first-timer or an elite, we have a race for you! Pick from run ,triathlon, duathlon, and swim races. You can also race with a team of friends in one of our relays options! Scroll down to see the full list of races.
View our in-depth 2025 Event Competitor Guide to get a flavour of what to expect on race day. Those interested in the Half Iron distance can view the 2025 Gauntlet Course Guide. 2026 Editions will be uploaded early next year. Use the buttons below for full list of races and course maps. The 2025 Race Report gives you a flavour of what to expect on race day.

Race Documentation | All Participants

All participants are required to produce –

licences for triathletes duathletes and swimmers athletes
runners: PPS health form for swimmers
FFN licence or medical certificate

Don’t put it off, complete your documentation requirement now and ensure a hassle free arrival on race day!
Château de Chantilly Multisport Event will be endorsed by the Fédération Française de Triathlon.

For Pricing and Distances, check it out here.

Centurion Running South Downs Way 100
2026-06-13 | Matterley Bowl, A31, Winchester SO24 1HW, Winchester, United Kingdom
Running 100 miles – 13 June 2026
The SDW100 is a 100 mile non-stop foot race taking in the entire South Downs Way National Trail. The South Downs boast stunning rolling hills, ancient forts, picturesque villages and expansive views across Southern England. 15th Annual. The race is part of the GranCanaria World Trail Majors Series.
Entries
Entries for 2026 open on Saturday 12th July 2025.
The Entry Fee is £220 (£222 Unaffiliated) and includes all fees.
Elite Entries: If you are an elite athlete looking to compete in 2026 you may apply for an elite entry by emailing us here. As a guide, we welcome elite athlete applications from athletes with an ITRA Index score of 750+ (Men) and 600+ (Women). We will also consider those who don’t feature on ITRA on a case by case basis.
Runners may also enter the event as part of the 100 mile Grand Slam. To take part in the Slam, runners can enter each event individually, or buy a Grand Slam ticket which gets you entry to all four 100 Mile Slam events. Information on the Grand Slam, and how to enter can be found by clicking here.
Qualification Standard
In order to enter you must have completed a minimum of a 50 mile distance race within 15hrs, between 1st January 2020 and race day. As organisers, we reserve the right to refuse anybody entry who does not meet this standard. Unqualified runners may enter but will be contacted approximately 8 weeks prior to race to verify qualification plans if they have not updated their online information by this time.
Click here to read more about what counts as a qualifier.
Start/ Finish Location
Registration and the race start is at Matterley Bowl. Details of how to get to the estate can be found under the travel and accom tab here.
The race finishes at Eastbourne Sports Club Athletics Track. Runners will enter the track through the gate and complete a lap of the track to finish. Runners will be permitted to run the track section with friends, family and crew accompanying them.

For more info on aid stations, the route and what comes with your entry fee, please click here.

TrailFest | Salcey Forest
2026-06-28 08:00 - 19:00 | Salcey Forest, NN7 2HX United Kingdom, Northamptonshire, NN7 2HX, United Kingdom
What is TrailFest?

It’s a day of moving around wonderful woodland for all abilities, speeds and experiences. Whether you’re an experienced ultra runner keen to get an early-season 50 km in or a newbie trail runner looking to do their first 10K, TrailFest is for you!
We’ve four distances for you to choose from: 10K, half marathon, marathon, and 50 km. A distance to suit everyone!
The idea of the day is to bring everyone together and to experience the fun of trail running in an amazing forest. Being around others doing what seems impossible can often make it seem a lot more possible too!! If you want to come and run your personal best or bimble about with your mates, we’ve got the perfect distance for you.
We’ve got very generous cut-off times too, to try and remove some of those barriers to new people trying out the sport.

Where is it?
Salcey Forest is a Forestry England site with a café and toilets near Northampton. Use postcode NN7 2HX for your Sat Nav. It is located here on What3Words.
You do have to pay to park (between £3.80 – £9 at the time of writing). That said, be a hero and car share, save money and the world!
The number 33 bus stops inside Salcey Forest (just after 9 am) and goes between Northampton and Milton Keynes (check for Sunday times)
It is 18 minutes from Northampton and 9 minutes from Junction 15 of the M1. The closest train station is Northampton.

Can I run with my dog?
Not at these events. As the event is run under a UK Athletics/ Trail Running Association license, there are no dogs allowed at any of the events.

Course description
The different routes all use similar sections of the forest. The majority of the routes are along well-maintained pathways. There isn’t a meter of asphalt (except 2 road crossings for the longer events!,) and the pathways are mainly crushed stone or very well trodden open forest floor.

What does it cost?
We operate a tiered pricing approach. The earlier you enter, the cheaper the event, but never ever will you pay a booking fee!

10K
Half Marathon
Marathon
50K

Before 28/06/2026 | £20

Before 28/06/2026 | £35

Before 28/06/2026 | £51

Before 28/06/2026 | £62

After 28/06/2026 | £25
After 28/06/2026 | £40
After 28/06/2026 | £56
After 28/06/2026 | £72

Unaffiliated entrants pay £2 extra. Why not join your local running club or sign up for the Big Bear Brigade and save 10% off entries forever! If you were on our Very Important Bear mailing list, you could have also saved 20% before the event was launched!

Can I run as many laps as I want?
Not at this event. This may seem an odd question to answer but given the majority of our events are 6 hour lapped events it’s one I’m sure people will have!

What are the timings for each event?

Event
Registration Open
Event Start

50 km
07:00
08:00

Marathon
07:00
08:30

Half Marathon
08:00
09:00

10 km
08:00
09:00

Can I have crew or pacers?
Yes and no. You can have crew, they’re really helpful for longer events, but you cannot have pacers. To be clear, that means no-one can run with you or walk alongside you for any period of time except in the final 100m or so.

Are there cut-offs?
Yes, but they’re pretty generous! The cutoff for the event is 19:00. For the 50 km event, this means an 11-hour cutoff, or a 21-minute/mile pace. All other events have the same 19:00 cutoff – so that’s 10 hours to complete the 10k!

I’ve heard you do cupless events?
That’s right! Discover how we host cupless events here. For clarity, that means there are zero cups at the aid stations. If you want liquid, you need to bring a cup!

Is there a mandatory kit?

This is different for different distances and strictly enforced for each piece of mandatory kit missing 1 hour will be added to your finish time. For 10k entrants there is no mandatory kit although a cup/bottle for water is strongly recommended. There are NO CUPS at this event. If you don’t carry a cup you cannot drink water!
Half marathon/Marathon/50k entrants a cup/bottle capable of holding 200ml minimum is mandatory. It’ is strongly advised to carry a foil blanket and a charged mobile phone.
These are mandatory minimum’s if you want to carry more or extra kit then please do so, this is to make you safe not to make you run to your best ability.

What if I need to withdraw?
It happens. Injuries, life events… forgetting you’ve booked it! You can see our specific withdrawal policy for the TrailFest events here. They are a little different to our other events but still much better than most other events companies. I think they are fairer than most and as such they will be adhered to.

Summary Details:

Sunday, June 28, 2026
8:00 AM 7:00 PM
Salcey Forest, NN7 2HXUnited Kingdom

TrailFest Salcey Forest – Marathon FINAL

TrailFest – Salcey Forest 50K FINAL

TrailFest – Salcey – HM

TrailFest – Salcey Forest – 10K FINAL

Parallel Windsor
2026-07-05 11:00 - 16:00 | Windsor Great Park, Windsor, SL4 2HT, United Kingdom
Parallel Windsor is a Festival of Inclusivity with Challenge Events for all ages, health conditions and abilities. Held in the grounds of the majestic Windsor Great Park. Choose from the: 100m, 1km, 5km, 10km or our innovative SuperSensory. ‘Start together, finish whenever!’ is our motto. Everyone who starts receives a medal, t-shirt and goody bag. Assistance animals and mobility aids are welcome. Parallel Windsor is bursting with accessible family-friendly activities and entertainment. Expect to find: live music, inclusive sport, comedy, dance, accessible climbing wall, cookery, animal kingdom, storytelling, sensory sport, food trucks and a picnic area. There is something for everyone. As a fully-accessible event, we have: accessible toilets including RevoLoos, onsite parking, quiet and sensory areas, medical support, accessible shuttles to/from the stations, plus a wonderful team of volunteers on-hand to help.
Festival only tickets, Challenge event tickets, and Carer tickets are all available to purchase from our website: parallellifestyle.com

Parallel Windsor 2026
2026-07-05 11:00 - 17:00 | windsor park, Windsor Great Park, Berkshire, Select a State or Province:, SL4 2BD, United Kingdom
Parallel Windsor is a Festival of Inclusivity with Challenge Events for all ages, health conditions & abilities. Held in the grounds of the majestic Windsor Great Park & staged on the iconic Long Walk.
As a fully-accessible event, we have: accessible toilets including RevoLoos, on-site parking, quiet and sensory areas, medical support, accessible shuttles to/from the stations, plus a wonderful team of volunteers on hand to help.
📍 Where & When
Date: 5 July 2026
Location: Windsor Great Park
The format of the event is a fully accessible Festival of Inclusivity with Challenge Events
for everybody.
🎉 Festival Activities
Beyond the physical challenge, Parallel Windsor offers a wide range of festival zones and experiences, such as:

Live music and entertainment
Arts & crafts, storytelling and play areas
Inclusive sports activities and adaptive sports zones
Wellbeing & mindfulness sessions
Food, picnics and community areas
Quiet and sensory spaces for attendees who need them

💪 Challenge Events:
Choose from: 100m, 1K, 5K, 10K or the SuperSensory. Walk, push or run – there are no
cut-off times. Mobility aids and assistance animals are welcome, where everybody can
‘Start Together, Finish Whenever’. Everybody who starts receives a medal, goody bag
and t-shirts.
Our innovative SuperSensory supports neurodiversity and participants with profound
and multiple learning disabilities to exercise their senses over a series of challenges
such as engaging with sound, taste, touch, & smell.
This year will also see the return of the Greatest Dancer Challenge, a mass-participation dance event for everyone to showcase their best moves.
Join the movement, celebrate inclusion, and be part of something bigger than a run. 🏃‍♀️💜
Don’t miss your chance to get involved –> Buy Your Tickets NOW! Festival-only tickets, Challenge event tickets, and Carer tickets are all available for purchase on our website.
#ParallelWindsor #Disability #Inclusion 🦌🌳
