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The Amazing Northampton Run
2026-09-13 | Market Square, Northampton NN1 2DP, NN1 2DP, United Kingdom
More Than Just a Race
The Amazing Northampton Run is where challenge meets pride. Run past history, test your limits, and celebrate the incredible spirit of Northampton.
Whether you’re an experienced runner or taking on your first race, you’ll feel the community cheering you on every step of the way.
Race Categories
The Half Marathon
Starting in the historic Market Square, a half-marathon loop around England’s largest town, running downhill over South Bridge and following the line of the river past Northampton’s three main sporting grounds: Sixfields stadium (football), Franklin’s Gardens (rugby) and The County Ground (cricket), through three beautiful parks, passing through the modern University campus. Then up into the historic town centre to finish back at the Market Square. All finishers receive a t-shirt and a medal.
Find out more about the Half Marathon.
The Half Marathon Relay
Share the Challenge. Celebrate the Finish.
Take on The Amazing Northampton Run as a team with our Half Marathon Relay. Perfect for friends, families, or colleagues looking to conquer the course together, the relay divides the 13.1 miles into three exciting legs. All finishers receive a t-shirt and a medal.
Find out more about the Half Marathon Relay.
The 3 Mile Fun Run
Big Atmosphere. Shorter Distance. Same Celebration.
Looking for a fun, accessible way to be part of the race day buzz? The 3-Mile Fun Run is the perfect choice for families, casual runners, or first-timers wanting to soak up the energy without running a half-marathon. All finishers receive a medal.
Find out more about the 3-Mile Fun Run.
Schedule
Registration
If you have chosen to have your race number posted to you, it will arrive at least one week before race day. If you have your race number, there is no need to attend registration.
Registration for Relay runner team captains only will take place on Saturday, 12th September, from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM at The Mercure Hotel, Northampton, NN1 2TA.
If you are unable to attend on Saturday, we will offer limited registration on Sunday, 13th September, from 7:15 AM to 8:30 AM.

On The Day
There will be a pre-race warm-up at approximately 09:15 with the team from Step Forward and Lewis/Virgin Active. The Half-Marathon individual and relay starts at 09:30. The 3 Mile Fun Run starts at 09:45. Please note that the race has a cut-off time of 3 hours.

Aid Stations
There will be four aid stations positioned at approximately 3-mile intervals along the course

Pacers
The pacers, sponsored by Franklins Solicitors, are available to help you achieve your race goals. They will support participants aiming for finish times of 1:30, 1:45, 2:00, 2:15, 2:30, 2:45, and 3:00 hours.

Mile Markers
Mile markers will be displayed throughout the course, counting up to the finish line.

Secure Bag Drop
There will be a secure bag drop area at the start/finish. We encourage participants to donate any discarded pre-race warm clothing to the Northampton Hope Centre Charity.

Details
Half Marathon
Half Marathon Relay
3-Mile Fun Run
Date
13th Sep 2026
13th Sep 2026
13th Sep 2026
Time
09:30 AM
09:30 AM
09:45 AM
Cost

£37.00 – £39.00
(Open to entrants aged 17 and over on 13/09/2026)

£78.00
(Open to entrants aged 17 and over on 13/09/2026)

£17.00

Directions
The race will start and finish in Abington Street by Skipton Building Society (2A Abington Street, Northampton NN1 2AJ). There are over 2,000 car parking spaces in the town centre. Find out more about Council Car Parks in Northampton Town
Route Maps
Half Marathon

Half Marathon Relay (Leg 1)

Half Marathon Relay (Leg 2)

Half Marathon Relay (Leg 3)

3-Mile Fun Run

The Brutal Extreme Triathlon
2026-09-19 | Llanberis, North Wales, London, United Kingdom
About this event:
The Brutal Extreme Triathlons start in the beautiful Lake Padarn. The bike course goes through stunning scenery and over some challenging hills. And finally, the run takes you on an undulating trail around the lake and up and down Wales’s highest mountain, Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon).
This is ‘The World’s Toughest Triathlon’ (as voted for by 220 Triathlon in 2017) but it is renowned for it’s low-key and friendly vibe. Every athlete, whether it’s your first triathlon or 21st, will feel the massive support from not only the event crew, but the other competitors too. The challenging terrain and breathtaking scenery creates an awesome experience that will stay with you long after the aches and blisters have gone!
The distances available are Half, Full, Double, Triple and you can enter all of these events as a solo or in a team (2 – 4 members).
Why Choose The Brutal Bach?
• A Brutal Twist on Standard Distance Triathlon: 0.6mile Swim* in the cold waters of Lyn Padern, 29.9 mile bike and a run route that takes you up and down Snowdon.
• For the Seriously Brutal Bach Duathlon, a 2.3 mile run with some seriously steep terrain, the same spectacular 29.9mile bike loop before your trip up and down Snowdon.
• Perfect for All Levels: Whether you’re stepping up to a Standard distance for the first time or looking for a harder-hitting race, The Bach has you covered.
• Weekend Warrior Appeal: Compete in The Bach while supporting teammates, friends, or family taking on the Mawr (full) or Cawr (double) distances.
This isn’t just another Standard Triathlon—it’s your chance to experience the Brutal spirit and test your limits in a truly unforgettable way. Don’t settle for ordinary. Embrace the challenge. Join the Brutal Bach today.

For more information on the event and categories, please click here.

Seriously Brutal Duathlon
2026-09-19 | Llanberis, North Wales, London, United Kingdom
September 19th 2026
Llanberis, North Wales
Take on the World’s hardest Duathlon…
This event runs alongside the Brutal Triathlons, allowing you to experience the exciting and challenging routes, without having to swim!
You start with the surprisingly tough lake lap run, followed by the awesome (and hilly) bike course and finally up and down Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)
The distances available are Standard, Half and Full (Bach, Canol and Mawr). You can enter all of these events as a solo or in a team (2 – 4 members)

Pick your distance
Take on the Bach (Standard)
1 lap around the Bach short run loop (2.3m), 1 lap (29m) road bike and finish with an ascent/descent of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) (9m)
Take on the Canol (Half/middle)
1 lap around the Lake (5m), 2 laps (58m) on a road bike and finish with an ascent/descent of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) (9m)
Step up to the Mawr (Full/big)
3 laps around the Lake (15m), 4 lap (116m) road bike and finish with an ascent/descent of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) (9m)

Cut offs:
Standard & Half cut-offs

Lake lap – 1.5 hours after start of race
Exit transition from bike to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) – 6.5 hours after start of race
Overall cut off – 14 hours

Full cut-offs

Lake laps – 5 hours after start of race
Exit transition from bike to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) – 15 hours after start of race
Overall cut off – 21 hours

Course information
Run
The lap around the lake comes as a shock to first-timers. Don’t be fooled by the description, there are plenty of hills, trails, rocks and even a waterfall to test you.
Bike
The 28-mile bike lap will certainly test you with a steep, sharp hill to start with. Then you can enjoy the stunning views and undulating course until you reach the well-known beast of a climb over Pen y Pass and super-fast descent back to HQ.
Mountain
Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) is Wales’s highest mountain, and for this event you follow the Llanberis Path, which is a clear, well-defined path. And if you are very lucky, you may get to experience some amazing views from the summit.

FAQs:
What time is registration on Friday?
Registration (which will include a mountain bag kit check) is open from 16:00 till 20:00
What time is the race briefing on Friday?
The Duathlon briefing is at 18:00
Where is the registration/briefing on Friday?
In the main marquee on the event field (please do NOT bring your transition bags until the morning of the race)
What time is transition open on race day?
From 05:00
What time/day does the race start?
All races start at 07:00 Saturday, 19th September 2026
Will there be food/drinks on site?
Yes, there is a catering van open all weekend

Aid Stations

Torq Sports Nutrition
Flapjack
Cheese scones
Bananas
Biscuits
Jellybabies
Water
Coke

Kit list: (all races)

Issued map (waterproof pouch/bag needed)
Compass
Whistle
Waterproof coat
Waterproof trousers
Extra warm clothes
Gloves
Hat
Nutrition
A fully charged working mobile phone (waterproof) with the emergency number in
Glow sticks or red tail light (Full/double / Triple only)
Survival foil blanket
Head torch (Full/double / Triple only)
More than 400ml of water or another drink
Blister kit

WINCHESTER HALF MARATHON
2026-09-20 | Winchester City Centre
Sunday 20th September 2026 | The Guildhall, Winchester
The Winchester Half Marathon is a beautiful course that starts and finishes in the centre of Winchester outside the Guildhall. Experience the very scenic route through the idyllic setting countryside that takes in landmarks such as St Catherine’s Hill, Winchester Cathedral and King Alfred the Great!

Timings:
Half Marathon: Mass start: 09:00
Kids Fun Run (1km): 12:30
“This was a lovely event, the weather was perfect, the marshals exceptionally cheerful and encouraging, and the route, though hilly, is delightful, including historic Winchester as well as quiet countryside and the pretty village of Hursley.” Racecheck Review 2025
MARSHALLING: Sign up HERE to help out.
Come and marshal, it’s a great day out and you get a credit voucher to use against any of our events! Community groups can earn £200 donation to their club/group.
Road Closures
Thank you for all your help and patience regarding Winchester Half road closures. Please find a link to ensure we can help you move around Winchester on the event day: CLICK HERE
We encourage all athletes to show respect, support one another, and demonstrate good sportsmanship at all times – please take a moment to read our Code of Conduct before race day.

Event
Date & Time
Distance
Eligibility
Price
Notes

Winchester Half Marathon
20 Sept 2026
9:00 AM
13.1 miles
Ages 17+
£36.00 – £38.00
Standard entry

Winchester Half Marathon (No Medal Option)
20 Sept 2026
9:00 AM
13.1 miles
Ages 17+
£33.00 – £35.00
No finisher medal included

Winchester Kids Fun Run 2026
20 Sept 2026
12:30 PM
1km
Ages 14 & under
£10.00
Around Cathedral grounds

Virtual Half Marathon
Flexible
13.1 miles
Open to all
£8.00
Virtual event

Location
Winchester City Centre

Directions
No official parking but a multi-storey car park, 5 minutes walk from the start is free on Sundays.

Future Valleys
2026-09-26 | Keswick CA12, UK, London, United Kingdom
A trail event for the next generation
Future Valleys is a new addition to the Altra 13 Valleys Ultra event weekend, created to give children and young people the opportunity to enjoy their own trail challenge in the heart of Keswick.Taking place on Saturday 26 September 2026, the event will feature age-appropriate routes around Theatre by the Lake, designed for children aged 3–16. Future Valleys is about encouraging young people to get outdoors, build confidence and experience the atmosphere of an iconic trail running weekend in a format designed especially for them.
DISTANCES
AGE 3 – 10

Distance
Approx. 1.94 km

Wave Start
11:10

Start
Keswick

Finish
Keswick

AGE 11–16

Distance
Approx. 4.86 km

Wave Start
10:00

Start
Keswick

Finish
Keswick

The route takes place on trails around Theatre by the Lake, with clear waymarking and support on course. Participants will start in waves throughout the morning, creating a relaxed and supportive environment for young runners. *Route is subject to change

Future Valleys is designed to be inclusive and accessible, with the emphasis on participation, enjoyment and spending time outdoors. Each participant will receive:

a wooden finisher medal
a finish-line Freddo
a limited edition decal

Whether it’s their first trail event or simply a chance to be part of the Altra 13 Valleys Ultra weekend, Future Valleys is designed to offer a memorable introduction to the event.

TIMETABLE
All times provisional

Saturday 26th Sept

08:30 Registration, Race Number Collection Opens
Theatre by the Lake

09:30 Assembly Area Opens (11–16 years only)
Theatre by the Lake

10:00 Helvellyn Wave Start (11–16 years)
Theatre by the Lake

10:10 Fairfield Wave Start (11–16 years)
Theatre by the Lake

10:20 Blencathra Wave Start (11–16 years)
Theatre by the Lake

10:40 Assembly Area Opens (3–10 years only)
Theatre by the Lake

11:10 Catbells Wave Start (3–10 years)
Theatre by the Lake

11:20 Skiddaw Wave Start (3–10 years)
Theatre by the Lake

11:30 Latrigg Wave Start (3–10 years)
Theatre by the Lake

PRICING

Future Valleys (ages 11–16)
Date:
Sat, Sep 26, 2026
Location:

Keswick CA12, UK

Price:
£10
Future Valleys (ages 3–10)
Date:
Sat, Sep 26, 2026
Location:
Keswick CA12, UK
Price:
£8

Hever Castle
2026-09-26 - 2026-09-27 | Hever Castle & Gardens, Hever Rd, Hever, Edenbridge, TN8 7NG, United Kingdom
Triathlon and Multisport Festival, 26-27 September 2026
Join us for the Hever Castle Multisport Weekend to race through the award-winning grounds and surrounding area of the stunning Kent countryside. Pick your discipline – triathlon, duathlon, aquabike, aquathlon, swim and run – and choose a distance. Recruit your friends and celebrate completing your challenge in our festival village.

Venue

Hever Castle & Gardens, Hever Rd, Hever, Edenbridge TN8 7NG

The Hever Castle Multisport weekend event in Kent is set within the stunning and historical grounds. The Hever Castle estate offers a wealth of history; most recognisably the home of two of Henry VIII 6 wives. It was the childhood home of Anne Boleyn and one of the homes Anne of Cleaves was given after her divorce.
Throughout the weekend, athletes and spectators will be able to enjoy the award-winning gardens and a fun-packed festival village featuring live music, shopping, food and drink, children’s entertainment, yoga and more.

Races
A Race for all

Our family-friendly multisport event weekend in Kent features triathlon, duathlon, aquabike, aquathlon, Swim Series and Run Series for all ages and abilities. You can also race with a team of friends in one of our relay options!
Hever Castle hosts our biggest Junior triathlon in September, with huge numbers of children enjoying the various race distances for 9–16-year-olds.
Please read our in-depth 2026 Series Competitor Guide, Half Iron Gauntlet Course 2025 Guide and Race Report from 2024 to get acquainted with what to expect from a Castle Race Series event!

Governing Body
Race Day licence and 2027 Qualifier

We are delighted to have been awarded the 2027 World Championship Standard Distance Aquabike Qualifier, taking place on Sunday, 27th September 2026. Find out more about Age Group racing and how to qualify or simply register here.
NOTE! This will be a British Triathlon permitted event. To participate in a triathlon or multisport event you are required to:

Either become a BTF Core or Ultimate annual member here
Or purchase a single-use Day Pass here.
If coming from abroad, please read the ‘Overseas Residents’ section

Charity

We are delighted to have partnered with Alzheimer’s Research UK. Together, we can accelerate scientific discoveries, improve treatments, and create a future free from the fear and heartbreak of Alzheimer’s.
You can support Alzheimer’s Reseach UK by sigining up to a charity place from just £10 registration fee and committing to fundraise minimum pledge. You can also donate via the registration form.
Pricing and Distances

Discipline
Race
Distance
Ticket Price (Ind/Relay)

Sunday Tri
Gauntlet
1.9K / 90K / 21K
£245 / £295

Sunday Tri
Olympic
1.5K / 40K / 10.5K
£125 / £165

Saturday Tri
Sprint Plus
800M / 40K / 8K
£115 / £155

Saturday Tri
Sprint
750M / 20K / 5K
£100 / £150

Saturday Tri
Super Sprint
400M / 20K / 4K
£95 / £145

Saturday Tri
Starter
200M / 12K / 2.5K
£80 / £120

Triathlon
15–16 Years
500M / 8.4K / 2.2K
£50 / £60

Triathlon
13–14 Years
400M / 8.4K / 2.5K
£45 / £60

Triathlon
11–12 Years
300M / 4.2K / 1.8K
£40 / £60

Triathlon
9–10 Years
200M / 4.2K / 1.3K
£35 / £60

Sunday Duathlon
Middle
10.5K / 90K / 10.5K
£90

Sunday Duathlon
Standard
10.5K / 40K / 4.2K
£80

Saturday Duathlon
Sprint
5K / 20K / 2.5K
£75

Sunday Aquabike
Standard
1.5K / 40K
£70

Saturday Aquabike
Sprint
750M / 20K
£65

Sunday Aquathlon
Standard
1.5K / 10K
£65

Saturday Aquathlon
Sprint
750M / 5K
£50

Sunday Run
Marathon
42.2K
£65 / £80

Sunday Run
Half Marathon
21.1K
£45

Sunday Run
10K
10K
£35

Saturday Swim
5K
5K
£65

Saturday Swim
2.5K
2.5K
£55

Saturday Swim
1 Mile
1 Mile
£45

2026 World Championship Standard Distance Triathlon Qualifier
Approx Timings: These are approximate timings and are only to be used as a guide.
Juniors 9 – 16 years – A non-draft race for all age groups. Bike course on multi terrain, off road tyres advisory!

Entrants will be notified of their wave time via email approximately 2 weeks prior to the event. We ask that triathlon and multisport participants arrive at the Holding Area 1 hour 15 minutes before their given start time. Swim and Run Series participants need to arrive no later than 30 minutes before the start of their race. Allow for a 10-minute walk from the Car Park.

Eridge Park 10 Trail Challenge
2026-09-27 | Eridge Park, Eridge Green, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, London, TN3 9JT, United Kingdom
Eridge Park 10 Trail Challenge

Date
Sunday 27 September 2026

Time
10:30 AM

Distance
10 Mile

Venue
Eridge Park, Eridge Green, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN3 9JT

Terrain
Challenging trail

Overview
This corker of a race returns in 2026 to bring us 10 miles of trail delights and glory. Dubbed the ‘favourite of off-road’ races, the course is renowned for its captivating views, steep & narrow climbs and copious quantities of mud. Prepare to fall in love with the Eridge Park 10 Trail Challenge.
This race is approved by the Trail Running Association and held under UK Athletics Rules.

Route Information
View and download detailed route maps (including GPX files):
GPX/Course map for information only. Please follow route markings & marshal instructions on the day.

What’s Included

Finisher memento (instead of a medal)
Trophies & prizes for leading runners
1st/2nd/3rd overall man & woman
1st male & female affiliated team (3 to score)
1st M40/50/60/70
1st F35/45/55/65
A free pint & cake for runners on the finish line
Option to purchase a race day t-shirt & photos

Entry Fee

Distance
Price

10 Mile
£32.00 – £34.00 (Standard Pricing)

On-the-Day Entry
£38 (Subject to availability)

Directions
By Car:
The postcode for your Satnav is TN3 9JT. Take the A26 south of Tunbridge Wells approx. 3 miles to Eridge Green. After passing the Nevill Crest & Gun pub, turn left in 150m, opposite the Church.
By Train:
Tunbridge Wells Central station and take a taxi to the event. Alternatively, you can travel to Eridge station and it is then 1.5 miles north up the A26.

Organiser Details
Organiser:
Tunbridge Wells Harriers
Contact:
info@nice-work.org.uk

Kingfisher Challenge
2026-09-30 | Coombe Abbey Park, CV3 2AB
Where is it?

Coombe Abbey Park, Coventry, CV3 2AB, is run and managed by Coventry City Council. The What 3 Words location is here.
Parking costs up to £5 depending on how long you stay. There is a cafe and toilet block next to the HQ on site.
Coombe Abbey Park is on the ouskirts of Coventry and 6 minutes from Junction 2 of the M6. The closest train station is Coventry.

What’s a 6 hour event?

I’ve made a short video here to try to explain a little.
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.

Course description

Coombe Abbey Park is a beautiful venue to run at! The majority of the route is on stone pathways. There is a meadow section on open grassland, depending on the weather leading up to the the event this could be muddy, but is unlikely to be.
Given the time of year expect hard surfaces, lots of tree cover and some spectacular running!

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!

Before 30/08/2025 £38
After 30/08/2025 £43

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!

Can I run with my dog?

No, our canicross season runs from mid-October to March.

How far is the race?

You decide! The 3.3-mile lap at Coombe Abbey Park means your race can be just over 5k or, given the relatively flat nature of the course, potentially 50+ miles! You decide how many laps you are 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 8 laps and a half marathon will be 4 laps.

Do I have to raise money or run for charity?

No… BUT!
We have a great partnership with Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity. They provide specialist nurses and support for seriously ill children. There are currently over 200 Roald Dahl Nurses caring for more than 40,000 seriously ill children.
During the sign-up process, you can opt to set up a Just Giving page to raise money for Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity or to make a small donation alongside your entry fee – 100% of that goes straight to the charity to help with their amazing work.
We want to help them ensure every seriously ill child has a Roald Dahl Nurse.
If you want to find out a little more about our partnership, click here.
Has the event been run before?

We’ve visited Coombe Abbey many times before! In 2025, the Kingfisher Challenge won a Gold Award from Racecheck, look here! You can find the previous results here.

I’m unsure what to expect at a 6-hour event.

We’ve made some videos to try and help newcomers understand Big Bear Events and 6-hour events a little more here. We’ve got lots of videos on our You Tube channel that might help you see what we’re all about!.

I’ve heard you do nice medals. What will it look like?

We like to think so! Once it’s in our hands we’ll share the design with you!

I’m not that fussed by a medal…

In that case our partnership with Earth Runs will be perfect! Rather than give you a medal you don’t really want (and to help reduce waste) we’ll give you a Big Bear Tree Token. Not only will a tree be planted for each token given out but the token is also full of wildflower seeds for you to grow at home!

Is this event suitable for Rucking?

Definitely! Read all about how we do rucking here (or if you’ve no idea what rucking is find out here too!)

Is there a gpx of the route?

The route may be subject to last-minute changes, and there will be plenty of markings up on race day, so you do not need to have this – but I know some of you like to anyway!

Commando Obstacle Mud Run: Ultimate Military Challenge
2026-10-10 | Hever Castle, Kent, Hever Rd, Hever, Edenbridge, TN8 7NG,
COMMANDO
Saturday 10th October 2026 Hever Castle, Kent
The Commando Obstacle Mud Run offers a unique and adrenaline-pumping experience, combining the intensity of a military-inspired obstacle course with the grit and toughness of the Royal Marines Commando training. Choose from three challenging distances: 3K, 6K, or 12K, and conquer a series of rugged obstacles designed to push your limits. This event is the only one that recreates the mud, sweat, and sheer determination required in real Commando training.
Our experienced team have crafted a truly immersive event where participants not only tackle the demanding course but also engage in a 2-hour survival experience within the castle grounds. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be transported into the world of a Royal Marine Commando, testing your endurance, teamwork, and mental toughness.
Spectators can get in on the action too! Watch the thrilling obstacles unfold from the event village, where you can enjoy a variety of attractions, including a climbing wall, live music, a fully stocked bar, and even a visit to the historic castle itself.
The Venue

Hever Castle, Kent | Saturday 10th October 2026
Hever Castle, the childhood home of Anne Boleyn. Fortified with crenellations, a moat, and a portcullis. The 400-year-old defensive structure and a British icon create the perfect backdrop for The Commando. Later taken on by Lord Astor, himself a decorated military leader who preserved, improved and protected this heritage site. Hever Castle represents challenge, heritage, success, and military excellence.
On-Site Camping

2-person pitch from £25. Literally a 2-minute walk from the event village. Book during checkout.

Spectator Ticket: £12 (16yrs+) £6 (6-15yrs)

Spectators are welcome and encouraged to soak up the Commando atmosphere. This payment also gives you full range of the stunning grounds. As the course circumnavigates the Hever Castle estate, there are several spectating areas. Along with the spectacular Hever Castle gardens and visitors’ entertainment, the event village promises to be a hive of activity, including retail outlets, music and food and drink vendors.

Spectator tickets can either be purchased online using the link below or at the event.
SPECTATOR TICKETS – Coming Soon

Course Map

Pricing

Course
Full Price*

Adult 12K Course (+16 years)
£100

Adult 6K Course (+16 years)
£80

Junior 6K (8–15 years)
£45

3K (+7 years)
£40

Upgrade to a GOLD TICKET during your booking for only £30 – carry 21lbs of extra kit; webbing and wooden rife, hot ration pack meal on finish and 2hr survival course once you’ve warmed up with our renowned wild showers! (16years +).
Junior 6K (8-15 years) & 3K (+7 years) – under 11 years must be accompanied by an adult – 1:3 ratio.

Thames Trail Ultra
2026-10-24 | Mercure Oxford, Hawkwell House Hotel, Church Way, Iffley, Oxford, OX4 4DZ, United Kingdom
Take on the Thames Trail Ultra
The Ultimate 47-Mile Challenge Along England’s Longest River
Are you ready to test your endurance? The Thames Trail Ultra is a thrilling 47-mile point-to-point ultra-marathon that follows the beautiful Thames Path, taking you from the historic town of Iffley near Oxford to Henley-on-Thames. This race, once known as the Thames Trot, is one of the most popular ultra events on the British calendar. With a mixture of stunning river views, challenging terrain, and vibrant communities along the way, it’s an experience every runner will remember.

Why Race the Thames Trail Ultra?

Scenic and Challenging Course: You’ll run along 47 miles of mixed terrain, from smooth tarmac paths to muddy trails, while enjoying the majestic Thames River as it weaves through picturesque villages, beautiful houses, and traditional rowing clubs.
Prestigious UTMB Index Race: The Thames Trail Ultra is officially part of the Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc Index System in the 50K category, making it a must-do for ultra-runners seeking UTMB points.
New Finish Line: In 2024, the race finishes at the YMCA Y Centre in Henley-on-Thames, providing runners with hot food, showers, and changing facilities – the perfect way to unwind after your 47-mile journey.
A Well-Supported Event: With 5 aid stations offering water, snacks, and our famous Go Beyond fruitcake, plus real-time GPS tracking, you’ll have everything you need to stay on course and fueled throughout the race.
Amazing Prizes: Trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd male and female finishers, plus all finishers will receive a medal and exclusive Go Beyond merchandise. Why not commemorate your race with a special Race Day Print of your epic journey?

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, 25th October 2025
Start Time: 8:15 AM (Registration from 7:00 AM)
Entry Fee: £70.00 (Includes tracker)
Distance: 47 miles (Iffley to Henley-on-Thames)
Terrain: 40.4 miles of cross-country trails and riverside paths (86%) and 6.6 miles of roads (14%)
Elevation Gain: +947 ft (+289m), Elevation Loss: -1053 ft (-321m)
Cut-off Time: 11.5 hours, with progressive cut-off points from Checkpoint 3 onward

Course Details:
The race route takes runners from Hawkwell House Hotel in Iffley, south of Oxford, through picturesque towns and villages, and ends at the YMCA Y Centre in Henley. The course follows both the Thames Path and the Ridgeway National Trails, providing a true test of your endurance and navigational skills. Some key course updates include:

The Donkey Bridge near the finish line is off-limits this year due to structural issues (a simple diversion will guide you).
The Benson Weir footway is closed, and the updated route is clearly marked on your GPS tracker and GPX file.

Aid Stations & Checkpoints:
There are 5 aid stations throughout the race, each offering water, snacks, and Go Beyond fruitcake. In addition, we’re partnered with Real Meal, providing high-calorie, low-sugar, gluten-free, vegan energy bars to keep you going. Drinks will be available at the finish line. Toilets are available near Checkpoints 1, 4, and 5.

Mandatory Kit List:
All runners must carry the following essential equipment. Random kit checks will be conducted before the race, so be prepared:

Fully charged mobile phone (with race director’s contact numbers)
Power bank (for phone recharging)
Water bottle or bladder (minimum 1L capacity)
Survival blanket (1.4m x 2m minimum)
Waterproof jacket
Whistle
Headtorch or body torch (with spare batteries)
Hat and gloves
Long-sleeved base layer or fleece top
Debit/credit card (for emergency use)

We recommend trail shoes due to the varied terrain, though road shoes may be suitable for later sections, especially on dry days. Be aware that sections of the trail can get very muddy in wet conditions, so be prepared!

Registration & Start:

Registration: Opens at 7:00 AM, where you’ll collect your race number and complete random kit checks.
Race Start: 8:15 AM sharp
Age Limit: 18 years and over only (due to the challenging nature of the race)

Baggage Transfer:
For your convenience, we offer baggage transfer from the start to the finish, so you’ll have a warm, dry change of clothes waiting for you at the finish line. Please pack your bag to a maximum of 56 x 45 x 25 cm (the size of a UK carry-on bag).

Travel & Accommodation:

Accommodation: For those needing accommodation, options include Airbnb, Hawkwell House Hotel, or other nearby hotels.
Parking: Limited parking is available at Iffley. Please allow time for parking and registration.
Train Travel: There is a courtesy shuttle bus from Oxford train station to the start. Alternatively, you can park at Twyford and catch the train to Oxford. After the race, Twyford station is only one stop from Henley-on-Thames.

Real-Time Tracking:
Stay connected with your supporters and track your progress in real-time using the Geo Tracks GPS Tracker. The tracker fits easily into your rucksack, and your family and friends can follow your journey online or via the mobile app. The tracker uploads your position every 10 seconds to the live tracking map.

Don’t Miss This Iconic Challenge
The Thames Trail Ultra offers an unforgettable journey along one of the UK’s most iconic rivers. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply looking for a memorable adventure, this ultra-marathon is the perfect way to test your endurance and experience the beauty of England’s countryside.
Sign Up Now and Take the Challenge!

Ultra
Details

Date
24th Oct 2026 |

Time
08:15 AM

Location
Mercure Oxford, Hawkwell House Hotel, Church Way, Iffley, Oxford OX4 4DZ

Price

£72.00 (Open to entrants aged 18 and over on 24/10/2026)

Directions
PARKING
There is limited parking in Iffley, if you are driving to the start you will be directed to street parking areas in the vicinity.
TRAVELLING BY TRAIN
For anyone travelling by train there is a courtesy shuttle bus from Oxford train station which is usually very popular, please let us know your rail travel arrangements to help us plan. Runners can park in the station car park provided they buy the return train ticket from the ticket office on the morning of the race.

Anglesey Trail Half Marathon & 10K 2026
2026-11-01 | Newborough Forest, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, LL61 6SG, United Kingdom
Sister event of the Jones o Gymru Anglesey Half Marathon, the Anglesey Trail Half Marathon & 10km is set in the beautiful surroundings of Newborough Forest & Traeth Llanddwyn, Anglesey.
The course takes you through the trees onto the stunning Llanddwyn Island and onwards to beautiful winding woodland trails, which once hosted the Commonwealth Mountain and Ultra Distance Running Championships. You’ll catch glimpses of the Llyn Peninsula and the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) amongst other incredible views. With loads of single track forest trails, quiet forest views and sandy running trails, there is something for everyone in this race, whether you’re an experienced runner, a first timer, or you’re more familiar with road running.
This was a SOLD OUT event for 2025; make sure you get your entries in quickly!

Choose Your Distance

10k Trail

The course takes you through the trees onto the beautiful winding woodland trails, which once hosted the Commonwealth Mountain and Ultra Distance Running Championships. Perfect for runners of all levels, the Anglesey Trail 10K offers stunning views and an unforgettable trail running experience in a compact, exciting route.
Winding through the stunning Newborough Forest and along sections of Llanddwyn Beach, the course combines firm forest trails with coastal stretches and glimpses of Eryri (Snowdonia) in the distance. It’s an unforgettable mix of challenge and beauty — the perfect way to experience the spirit of Anglesey’s trail running scene in one exhilarating race.

More Details
Start by running on the wide stony forest track alongside the beach, where you’ll catch glimpses of the Llyn Peninsula before running out onto Llanddwyn Island. After the island, the trails lead further into the pine forest and onto single-track and sandy running. The course loops around to a final section on the path that forms the border between the forest and the open Newborough Warren, with open views out to sea. A final right turn brings runners onto Traeth Llanddwyn, along the beach and back to where they started and a hero’s welcome from the spectators on the finish line!

Half Marathon

The Anglesey Trail Half Marathon is set in the beautiful surroundings of Newborough Forest, Anglesey. The course takes you through the trees onto the stunning Llanddwyn Island and onwards to beautiful winding woodland trails, which once hosted the Commonwealth Mountain and Ultra Distance Running Championships.

More Details
Start by running on the wide stony forest track alongside the beach, where you’ll catch glimpses of the Llyn Peninsula before running out onto Llanddwyn Island. After the island, the trails lead further into the pine forest and onto single-track and sandy running. The course loops around to a final section on the path that forms the border between the forest and the open Newborough Warren, with open views out to sea. A final right turn brings runners onto Traeth Llanddwyn, along the beach and back to where they started and a hero’s welcome from the spectators on the finish line!

What’s Included?

Feature
Details

Lively Event Village
Music, commentary, shopping, food, bag drop and toilets

Family Friendly Vibes
Family finishes and plenty to see and do

On Course Support
Friendly marshals, signage, energy stations and support vehicles

Unique Finisher Mementos!
Beautifully designed to reflect our event locations and local history.

Spectacular Scenery
Unbeatable views across Eryri (Snowdonia)

Professional Timing
Chip timing & live online results

Centurion Running | Wendover Woods 50
2026-11-14 | Trig Point Field, Aston Hill, Halton, Aylesbury, HP22 5NQ
The WW50 is a 50-mile foot race consisting of 5 x 10-mile loops on forest trails, entirely within Wendover Woods. The course mixes some of the most enjoyable trail running to be found anywhere, with wide, soft trails, smooth descents, and runnable climbs. These sections are contrasted with some much steeper ascents and descents scattered throughout the loop. Runners will work hard for a finish at this race, which will also act as the fourth and final event in the 50 Mile Grand Slam.

General Info

Entries
Entries for 2026 will open at 1000 on Saturday, 6th December 2025. Places are open on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no waiting list, and there are no entries on the day. The exception is for those who volunteered over 8 hours of service in 2025 and requested a guaranteed 2026 entry.
The entry fee is £115.
Runners may also enter the event as part of the 50-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 50 Mile Slam events. Information on the Grand Slam, and how to enter it can be found by clicking here.
Qualification Standard
In order to enter, you must have completed a minimum of a marathon distance race within the cut-off time of that event between 1st January 2021 and race day. As organisers, we reserve the right to refuse entry to anybody who does not meet this standard. Unqualified runners may enter but will be contacted approximately 8 weeks prior to the 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.
Cut Offs
Runners must finish the course within a 15-hour time limit. There are additional cut-offs on the route which can be found in the aid station table.
Start/ Finish Location
Registration, Start & Finish are in ‘Trig Point Field’, Aston Hill, Halton, Aylesbury, HP22 5NQ. The field is opposite Aston Hill Bike Park.
Route
The race route consists of 5 x 10-mile loops on forest trails and tracks within Wendover Woods, woodland operated by Forestry England.
A map of the route and a downloadable GPX file can be found at the bottom of this page. The route has 10,000 feet of climb and 10,000 feet of descent.
Awards
FINISHER Medal for Finishers only.
If runners would like a tee shirt, they may purchase one during the registration process.
Additional prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place Male and Female and all Vet Categories: MV40, MV50, MV60, MV70, FV40, FV50, FV60, FV70.
Aid Stations
The start/ finish location also acts as the aid station at the start/ end of each loop. Runners will make 4 visits there before finishing at the end of their 5th loop. The Hale Lane Aid Station falls at mile 5.5 of each lap and will therefore also be visited 5 times. A full list of the distances at which the aid stations fall and the respective cut-off times can be found here.
The aid stations are well stocked with provisions suitable for all dietary requirements. Vegetarian, Vegan and Gluten Free:

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

Hot drinks will also be available at both aid stations throughout the race.
Drop Bags/ Finish Line Bags (the same singular bag)
Your Drop/ Finish Line Bag may be deposited at registration, whereupon they will be stored in number order and accessible to runners at the end of each 10-mile loop. Bags should be clearly labelled with the runner’s name and bib number. Drop bags must NOT exceed 50 litres in size.
Course Markings
The course will be marked with our recycled Tyvek pink ribbons and pink Centurion marker arrows. There are a handful of road crossings/ to negotiate. These will NOT all be marshalled.
Pacers
No pacers are permitted at any point on the route. A pacer is an individual not in the event who accompanies you on foot for any period of time.
Crew
No crew are permitted at any point on the route. This means no one except our marshals can hand you anything, and you can not give anything to anyone else except our marshals.
Supporters
Supporters are welcome anywhere out on course, with the exception of Hale Lane Aid Station. Please note that nothing must be handed to or received from runners out on course or in the field, which is deemed as crewing.
Medical
There will be a dedicated team of race medics available throughout the race, including a static first aid team at the start/ finish check point and a roving team within the Woods. 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
99% of the course is on trail, therefore, trail shoes are advised, particularly given the time of year. There are sections of trail which can become very muddy in wet conditions. The course takes a number of steep ascents and descents, many of which will become hard going in wet conditions, particularly as the race progresses. These sections must be negotiated carefully in both the dry and the wet. Given the time of year, the threat of exposure is very real. Runners must carry the following mandatory equipment at all times.
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. 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)
Survival Blanket: 1.4m x 2m minimum
Whistle
Waterproof Jacket: Gore-Tex or similar, minimum 10000mm+ & must have sealed seams.
Warm Hat – Beanie Hat or Buff (either is accepted)
Gloves
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.
The race is cupless, which means you must bring a cup with you. Soft cups are available at the store here.
Any runner starting any loop after 1300 must take a primary light source/ head lamp out with them on the course – Minimum 100 Lumens
Any runner starting any loop after 1300 must take a Back Up Light source out with them on the course – Minimum 100 Lumens

Course Map

Route

Country To Capital Ultra
2027-01-09 | The Shoulder of Mutton Pub, 20 Pound Street, Wendover, Aylesbury, HP22 6EJ, United Kingdom
Country to Capital Ultra
The 43-mile race that kickstarts the Ultra Season

“If you’re into ultra running, you need to have a crack at this race!”
Join runners from around the world at one of Britain’s most celebrated ultra marathons: the Country to Capital Ultra. This iconic 43-mile race isn’t just an event—it’s the official opener for the ultra running season, drawing elite athletes and enthusiastic amateurs alike to tackle a stunning and challenging course. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse field, the Country to Capital Ultra provides the ultimate test of endurance and resilience through both scenic countryside and the historic canal paths into London.
This is also the launch point for those who dare to attempt the Grand Slam—a series of four intense ultra marathons totaling over 180 miles. Country to Capital is your chance to set the pace, take in breathtaking views, and test your mettle among some of the best in the sport.
Whether you’re looking to achieve a personal milestone, challenge yourself in a new way, or simply enjoy the camaraderie of a world-class ultra marathon, this event promises an unforgettable experience!

Event Overview: Country to Capital Ultra

Race Distance: 43 miles from Wendover to Little Venice, London
Season Opener: Kicks off the ultra running season, attracting runners worldwide
Part of a Series: The first in the Grand Slam of four ultra marathons totaling over 180 miles
Scenic Route: Begins in Buckinghamshire countryside, transitions to Grand Union Canal towpath, ending in central London

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 4th January 2025
Start Time: Registration opens at 7:00 AM; race begins at 8:45 AM
Price: £78, includes a GPS tracker
Age Limit: Participants must be over 18

Course Description

Start & Finish: Shoulder of Mutton Pub in Wendover to the Stowe Centre, London, W2 near Little Venice Canal Basin
Terrain:

11 miles cross-country trails (26%)
12.1 miles roads and paths (28%)
20 miles canal towpath (46%)
Elevation: +1375 ft / -1720 ft

Navigation & Tracking

Course Marking: Waymarked route, with navigation required
GPS Tracker: Real-time tracking via Geo Tracks app, updating every 10 seconds
Tracking App: Available for friends/family to follow your progress

Checkpoints & Support

Checkpoints: 5 checkpoints with water, snacks, and Go Beyond’s renowned fruit cake
Finish Line: Drinks available for all finishers; celebration at Bridge House Pub

Awards

Prizes: For the top 3 male and female finishers
All Finishers: Medal and Go Beyond merchandise

Additional Information

Baggage Transfer: Single carry-on-sized bag transported to the finish line
Transport: Parking and train options are available; no parking at the pub

Kit Requirements

Mandatory Gear: Includes fully charged phone, power bank, water bottles, survival blanket, waterproof jacket, whistle, torch, hat/gloves, long-sleeved base layer
Shoes: Trail shoes are advised; road shoes are recommended for the canal section if carrying

Other Highlights

Training Support: Runna App for training guidance, discount code available
Environmentally Friendly: Recycling option for old trainers

Ultra
Details

Date
9th Jan 2027

Time
08:45 AM

Location
The Shoulder of Mutton Pub, 20 Pound Street, Wendover, Aylesbury, HP22 6EJ

Price

£85.00 (Open to entrants aged 18 and over on 09/01/2027)

Going Round in Circles
2027-03-21 | Gails Bakery, 3 Canalside Walk, Paddington, London, W2 1LA, United Kingdom
It’s time to put the fun back into running!

Welcome to Go Beyond Challenge’s ‘Going Round in Circles’ – the London Circle Line Challenge. As the name suggests, the aim is to run between every underground station on the Circle Line (the yellow one!) – all 27 of them.
Entrants can take part as a pairs relay team of two or individually if they fancy a bigger challenge. The race will start at the Gails Bakery next to Paddington Station, where runners will be able to collect their race number and tracker.
You will then set off either on an anticlockwise or clockwise run around the Central Line, collecting a selfie – as proof – at each of the 27 stations.
If you are in a pairs relay team, one runner will go to the Tube Station and grab a daily travel card and travel to your next meeting/swapover point on the Circle Line train while the other will run to meet you there. It’s then time to swap the tracker (your baton) for the travel card and agree on your next relay swapover/meeting point.
The distance between stations varies from 0.2 miles to 1.2 miles. The overall distance to run will be around 16 miles. There are no checkpoints, but plenty of shops! If you are injured or have had enough, then you can grab the tube back to the start.
There will be a special Circle Line Challenge medal for all finishers and the chance to grab a cake and a coffee as we finish in the bakery.

Course Description
The event will be run in either a clockwise or anticlockwise direction, with entrants deciding on the day which way they will go. The course includes 27 stations on the original Circle Line in central London. The overall distance is around 16 miles, depending on the route you take! You will need to take a selfie at each station to prove your visit – we can check these on your phone at the finish.
Course Marking
The course isn’t marked and requires some navigation. We provide a tracker with an indicative route and a sheet with the what3words location for each station – how you get there is up to you!
Checkpoints and Aid Stations
There are no checkpoints, just lots of shops if you need a drink or snack!
Awards
All finishers will receive a medal.

Registration and Start Time
Registration opens at 09.00 am and closes at 11:00 am, when you will collect your race number and tracker. You will need to confirm your mobile phone number.
After you have registered, you can start whenever you are ready before 11:00 am.
Age Limit
You must be at least 17 years old to enter the individual race, which involves running 16 miles in one day. If you are 15 or older, you can participate in a two-person relay team.
Baggage Transfer
Space is limited in the bakery; you can leave a jacket or small bag at your own risk.
Transport and Accommodation
For anyone wanting to stay overnight locally, either before or after the event, there are loads of hotels to suit all budgets – it is central London.
Arrival by car
If you are planning to drive, then there is parking nearby, but you will need deep pockets!
The Tracker
The Geo Tracks GPS Tracker is lightweight and easily fits in a small pocket in your rucksack. Your family and friends can track your progress in real-time, and you can use the Geo Tracks app combined with the tracker as an accurate tool for navigation during the event.
The Event can be followed using the web link: https://events.geotracks.co.uk/live/4828

Cut-Off Times
The cut-off time for the race is four hours.
Kit
It is essential to carry the items below. There will be random kit checks before the race. Runners must carry the following mandatory equipment at all times.

Fully Charged Mobile Phone
Power bank to recharge your phone if needed
Water bottles/bladder capable of carrying a minimum of one litre
Waterproof Jacket
Long-sleeved base layer or fleece top

Training
Need help with your training? Why not try the Runna App your discount code is GoBeyond.

Location:
Gails Bakery, 3 Canalside Walk, Paddington, London, W2 1LA

Pairs Relay
Details

Date
21st Mar 2027

Time
09:00 AM

Price
£34.00 (Open to entrants aged 15 and over on 21/03/2027)

Category
Details

Date
21st Mar 2027

Time
09:00 AM

Price
£24.00 (Open to entrants aged 17 and over on 21/03/2027)

Directions
Transport and Accommodation
For anyone wanting to stay overnight locally, either before or after the event, there are loads of hotels to suit all budgets – it is central London.
Arrival by car
If you are planning to drive, then there is parking nearby, but you will need deep pockets!
Course

Rye Half Marathon & 10k
2027-05-16 | Jempsons Supermarket, Main Street, Peasmarsh, Nr Rye, East Sussex, London, TN31 6YD, United Kingdom
Rye Half Marathon & 10K

Event
Rye Half Marathon & 10K

Distance
Half Marathon & 10K

Date
Sunday 20 September 2026

Start Time
10:00 AM

Venue
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, East Sussex

Location
The Point, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7TU

Terrain
Flat, Fast Road Course

Race Information
Enjoy every spellbinding step through the stunning landscape of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in this exceptional running event.
The route takes runners through one of Britain’s most treasured conservation sites, featuring a unique landscape of shingle ridges, saltmarsh, intertidal grazing, reed-beds and saline lagoons.
The flat and fast course is ideal for beginners and experienced runners looking for a scenic challenge.

Distance Options

Distance
Suitable For

Half Marathon
Experienced runners and those looking for a longer challenge

10K
Beginners and experienced runners

Race Highlights

Stunning coastal landscape
Flat and fast course
Friendly atmosphere
Chip timing
Beautiful nature reserve setting

What’s Included

Bespoke finisher medal
Trophies
Chip timing
Marshalled course
Race support

Directions
The car park at Jempsons will be open for parking. Please note, this car park will be closed and locked once the race has finished.
If you leave your car there after the race has ended, it will get locked in until Jempsons opens again on Monday morning!

Location
The Point
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Rye
East Sussex
TN31 7TU

Course

The Saucony London 10K
2027-07-11 | Central London, London, United Kingdom
THE Most Iconic 10K in the city

The Saucony London 10K is the capital’s ultimate summer celebration of running, music, and city energy. Every July, thousands of runners take over central London’s streets, racing past world-famous landmarks on a completely closed-road route.From live bands and DJs to roaring crowds and finish-line high fives, it’s an unforgettable day that captures the spirit of London at its best.Whether you’re chasing a new PB, running for charity, or soaking up the vibes with friends, this is an experience you won’t want to miss. A street party with trainers on. Lace up and join the movement.
PARTICIPANT INFO GUIDE
Everything you need as a participant

Distance
10K

Next Race Day
SUN 11 JULY

Race Starts
09:30

Start Line
PICCADILLY

Cheering crowds. Iconic landmarks. Whether you are hunting a PB, running for a reason, or just soaking up one of the world’s greatest cities on foot. This is your race. The next Saucony London 10K takes place on 11 July 2027.
MAKE YOUR MILES COUNT

Every race is an opportunity to make a real difference. Choose a cause close to your heart, raise vital funds for one of our amazing charity partners, and turn your miles into meaningful change. Browse our charities via the link below contact them directly to secure your place.

FAQS
What time does the race start?

The race starts at 09:30 from Piccadilly, with the finish line at Whitehall. Different start pens set off between 09:30 and 10:30, depending on your wave

How do I get my race pack?

Race packs can be collected from the Saucony Store at 4 James Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 8BH. Collection is open Wednesday 8 July (12:00–19:00), Thursday 9 July (12:00–19:00), Friday 10 July (12:00–19:00), and Saturday 11 July (10:00–17:30). If you selected postage, your pack will be sent to your registered address and can arrive from around four weeks before race day up until two days before.
How do I get there?

Public transport is strongly recommended — roads close from 05:00, and parking near the start is extremely limited. The closest stations are Charing Cross, Embankment, Victoria, St James’s Park and Westminster. Avoid Green Park, Piccadilly and Leicester Square on race morning as these will be very busy.
