Hong Kong’s newest and longest event! 360km / 360 degrees / 7 days multi-stage format The only multi-stage race in the world to encircle a world class city! Only 100 spots. DATES: Friday 10th April – Thursday 16th April (2020) Total 7 days ​ TOTAL DISTANCE: 360km (or 180km) ​ DAILY DISTANCE: Day 1 = 38km Day 2 = 57km Day 3 = 61km Day 4 = 50km Day 5 = 50km Day 6 = 47km Day 7 = 57km ​ START: Tin Hau Temple (Clearwater Bay) FINISH: Shek O Beach (HK Island) ​ ENTRANTS: Maximum 100 runners (360km) Maximum 30 runners (180km) ​ SUPPORT: Runners will need to be semi self-sufficient, capable of running 10-18km between checkpoints (where water will be provided). Runners will need to carry their own gels/snacks/etc; but will have access to a drop bag at CP2 (“halfway point” each day). For further info, see our FAQs section. ​ COURSE MARKING: The course will be marked, mainly at junctions or through unclear sections, however unlike shorter races runners should not expect to see a marker/ribbon every 100m. With this in mind, runners are required to download the GPX files (or carry a map). ​ ACCOMMODATION: Due to its unique location (in and around the city of Hong Kong), unlike […]

Crescent City Classic 10k road race is held in New Orleans on the Saturday before Easter Sunday each year.  The Classic is locally produced by a not-for-profit 5013c entity, the Crescent City Fitness Foundation, and is a great way to get in shape while having fun!  Both runners and walkers of all abilities are invited to participate in the race. The Classic is both physically challenging and a great New Orleans tradition!  The 10-kilometer course (6.2 miles) begins in Downtown New Orleans in front of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, runs participants through the French Quarter, and then all the way up beautiful Esplanade Avenue to New Orleans City Park. During Easter weekend, the events surrounding the Crescent City Classic promise a jam-packed weekend.  We host a two-day Health & Fitness Expo, which is free and open to the public, as well as throw one of the best post-race parties in road racing hosted by Michelob Ultra, and complete with live music and local creole cuisine! https://runsignup.com/Race/LA/NewOrleans/CrescentCityClassic

The Country of Origin trail run is a team of three event along a 30km route on Lantau Island, aimed at bringing teams from different nationalities together for a great day out on the trails. DATE, TIME AND LOCATION The Country of Origin trail run will take place on Saturday April 18th 2020 with the start and finish area outside the China Bear pub next to the Mui Wo Ferry Pier. Wave 1, for teams targeting a sub-5hr run (this must be selected during registration) will leave at 8:25am, and Wave 2 will leave shortly after at 8:30am. BY FERRY FROM HONG KONG ISLAND If you are coming from Hong Kong side, the easiest method of travel is a fast ferry (30 mins) to Mui Wo from Central Pier 6. You must be on the 7:10am or 7:40am service to make the race start time. Please allow at least 20 mins to check your bag in and get ready for the race. When exiting the ferry, turn left and walk to the corner where McDonald’s is, where you will see the race area. MTR TO TUNG CHUNG If you are coming from elsewhere, or prefer to take the MTR, please make your way to Tung Chung and get a […]

It’s our 23rd year and in 2020 our races will be held over the weekend of 18th-19th April 2020 (one week before the London marathon). As ever, we promise a memorable two days for runners of all ages and abilities, with a fantastic line-up of events including the ConocoPhillips 5km, the Stena Drilling 10km, the MPH primary schools 1.5km, the secondary schools 2.5km, the Apollo duathlon, the Bristow 3 and 15 mile trail races and, of course, the mighty Devil O Deeside challenge! We are delighted to announce that RunBalmoral 2020 will be held over the weekend of Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th April.   Entries will open on the 1st July 2019 for the programme of eight races catering for all age groups.   This will be the 23rd year of the event and we look forward to welcoming more than 5,000 runners and as many spectators to the estate.   Put it in your diary now! Home

Registration is now open for the 2nd edition of Race the Peak HK, to be held on Sunday, 19 April 2020! Starting and finishing at The Peak Galleria, the event is open to participants of all fitness levels, with various distances offered: – 7K Challenge – 3.5K Family Run/Walk – 1K Kids Dash Event info: https://racehk.com/peak/event-info/

The event is Canada’s largest 10K road race. Run through a beautiful scenic course that highlights Vancouver’s downtown core at Burrard Street and Georgia Street, the world famous Stanley Park, and Cambie Street Bridge for the final stretch across the bridge to the finish line. Your Vancouver Sun Run experience does not end just outside our host venue, BC Place Stadium; you are encouraged to enter the stadium to enjoy the wrap party along with your family and friends. Celebrate your achievement with live entertainment, an awards’ ceremony and refreshments. https://vancouversunrun.com/  

The Brighton Marathon Weekend is an exciting three day event in one of Britain’s most cosmopolitan cities, comprising The Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens Mini Mile Races, the Brighton Marathon, BM10k and BM Ride, as well as a huge Beach Village on Brighton beach. The atmosphere is like no other, with over 150,000 spectators taking to the city streets to show their support and cheer the runners and riders on. Don’t miss out on an unforgettable experience at Brighton Marathon Weekend. Sign up for a guaranteed charity place by paying a £20 registration fee and pledging to raise £400 in sponsorship Brighton Marathon

There’s lots of choice at the Bungay Festival of Running. As well as the Full Marathon, there’s the Half Marathon, 10 km and 5 km races. You can also enter the Double Doggie, race both the 10 km and Half Marathon on the same day. There is also a Fun Run entirely on our sports ground, distance approximately 800 m. The Marathon course (26 miles 385 yards) and the Half Marathon course (13 miles 192.5 yards) are classified as multi-terrain courses, as is the 10 km race. The 5 km race is a measured road race with an accuracy certificate. The Bungay Marathon and Half Marathon had measurement accuracy certificates until 2013. In 2014 both officially became multi-terrain courses. The courses therefore do not have current measurement accuracy certificates, but have Statements of Course Measurement.  The surface of a path (1.7 miles long) had deteriorated to the point where measurement accuracy was no longer sufficient. The course itself has not changed. The 10 km course uses the same path and is therefore also classified as multi-terrain. The marathon course is 2 laps of a 13.1 mile loop through the scenic Waveney Valley of Suffolk and Norfolk.  The half marathon course […]

The popular race is a firm favourite on the Welsh running calendar, boasting one of the flattest marathon courses in Europe. Over 70% of all finishers have claimed a PB on a route that offers iconic landmarks, like the city’s Transporter Bridge and the stunning scenery of the Gwent Levels – with its coastal wildlife and picturesque medieval villages. The fast and fun supporting 10K race, which attracts some of the UK’s top athletes, gives runners of all abilities the opportunity to get involved in the festival of running, without committing to the challenging 26.2-mile distance. Newport is definitely a city on the rise, steeped in history with a multi-cultural vibe – complete with artisan breweries and a rich musical heritage. Races start and finish on the vibrant riverfront in the heart of the regenerated city-centre, where runners can expect electric atmosphere and a high-level of event organisation alongside a warm Welsh welcome. Home Page

Choose 5k, 10k, half marathon, full marathon, 50k ultra or 60k Ultra set in private areas of Sherwood Forest & the beautiful grounds of Thoresby Park; next to a Grade1 listed 19th Century country house in north Nottinghamshire; Thoresby Hall. Running over old military roads, cleared tracks through ancient woodland and grassed paths around the country estate. The route includes a few hills to offer a small challenge around the course in the most scenic countryside & forest. The elevation is noted on the downloadable course map. The course has very firm hard ground if dry but if we get a lot of rain then there can also be a few muddy areas to run through. Nothing looks more beautiful than the sunlight streaming through the leaves in this natural area of beauty. We have devised a race that takes you into Nottinghamshire’s National Nature Reserve, through private areas that were once part of the 10,000 acres Royal Forest of Sherwood where the woodland is dominated by native Oaks as well as other native trees including Silver Birch, Rowan, Holly and Hawthorn. The reserve is also the site of Europe’s oldest Oak tree woodland, containing over 1000 Oaks most of which are over 500 years […]

As Britain’s only coastal National Park, Pembrokeshire is justifiably famous for its rugged cliffs, quiet coves, expansive sandy bays, picturesque coastal village and its abundance of marine life. The coastal trails here are wild and exposed, with undulating terrain and spectacular views. The 10K, half marathon, marathon and ultra courses are challenging but the views presented to you around each corner make this a beautiful course that must be experienced. https://www.endurancelife.com/event.asp?RL=1&loc=pembrokeshire

The Bath Beat is an event usually held in April at the edge of the beautiful city of Bath. This year’s event will be on Saturday 25th April 2020.  Starting on the southeastern edge of the city The Bath Beat takes the walker or runner out into the countryside through the woods, hills and river valleys of this southerly edge of The Cotswolds. There are four distances of 12.5, 17, 21 and the popular 26.5 miles, all pass several check points where there are always plenty of home made cakes and sandwiches to keep you going. On the 21 and 26 mile routes, there is hot food and drinks provided in a hall half way around. Entry also includes recovery, should you not be able to make it back under your own steam, a certificate for those who do make it, and plenty of food and drink. All routes follow public footpaths and also go along a historical disused canal and across farmland with scenic views. The longest route will visit the villages of Bathford, Avoncliffe, Hinton Charterhouse, Norton St Philip, Wellow and Combe Hay before returning to Bath on the Somerset Coal Canal and the village of Midford. There is a […]