The first of three meets across summer 2026. Expect music, commentary, shoe try-ons from On, and pizza from Pizzarova trackside. Paced and graded middle distance races (800m & 3000m) at Whitehall, open to everyone. Every race is paced to a target time and graded by ability, so you'll line up with athletes running your pace […]
Race 9/9 (for 2025/2026 series) A flat and fast five mile race covering two laps of Weston’s promenade. Visit the Weston Athletic Club website for full details.
A challenging trail race in the beautiful Forest of Dean. Entry includes a free drink (beer, cider or soft drink) at the Fountain Inn.
You must complete a 4.167 mile loop, on the hour, every hour, for 30 hours – totalling 125 miles (201km). If there’s more than one person still going at that point, there will be a ‘Shot Gun Finish’ final lap, with the first to cross the line being named the winner. Visit the PWR Endure […]
A flat race run alongside canals and rivers. Organised by Prosper Events.
An undulating trail race with some fantastic scenery. Organised by the Pontypridd Rodents AC.
10k, 5k and 1.2k options, starting and finishing in the market place. The organisers promise a ‘fast and furious grandstand finish’. Visit the Wells City Harriers website for more details. Part of the Somerset Series.
The race starts and finishes at the Cricket Club and takes in country lanes and paths to the top of Bredon Hill (299m). Find out more at the Bredon Cricket Club website.
Stourhead’s Trust10 10k trail run is a challenging, multi-terrain run involving some public roads. Beginning and ending at Stourhead house, the trail takes in pasture, woodland and an Iron age hillfort with King Alfred’s Tower marking the mid-way point. Trust10 is all about enjoying the experience of running in beautiful landscapes, surrounded by nature. *Further […]
The half - The course is undulating and challenging with scenic views arising frequently and a fast finish. The 5 miler - The first part is undulating with plenty of downhills, but overall an uphill eleveation. The second part reverses this and runners finish with a fast last mile.