Race CONNECTIONS

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.
