
GETTING
RACE
READY
RACE DAY
INFORMATION
Training & Welfare
Your personal commitment is to train for the event appropriately – making sure you are fully prepared for the day.
For more information visit: http://www.runnersmedicalresource.com/en/. If you have been unwell or injured in the days leading up to the event then we would advise you not to take part.
Start Assembly
Allow plenty of time to get to the start – the race will not be delayed due to late arrivals. Line up in the appropriate time zone relating to your anticipated finish time – you timing chip will not be activated until you cross the start line.
Route
The route is fully signed and marshalled – please follow marshal instruction. Aid stations are along the route with water, toilets and medical support. Participants will be asked to move onto the pavement if they fall behind the road re-opening schedule - on sections where there is no pedestrian footpath, participants will be re-routed. Everyone will be greeted at the finish with their medal and other rewards.
Photo & Results
Photos and results will be available via the website as soon as possible after the race.
Presentation & Prizes
Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place men & women will be awarded on the main stage on event day.
Accomodation
A range of hotels and accommodation can be found in Cheltenham and the surrounding area. Visit https://www.visitcheltenham.com/accommodation for more details
07:30
Event Village Opens
08:30
Start Assembly
09:00
HALF MARATHON START
09:30
10K START
09:35
COMMUNITY MILE START
09:45
(Onwards) Community Mile Finish
10:05
(Onwards) Half Marathon & 10k Finish
12:30
Half Marathon & 10K Course Closes
*Participants falling behind the pace required to finish by 12:30 will be asked to move to the pavement
TRAIN &
PREPARE
Training leading up to a running event of any distance requires planning and determination. To make sure you have the correct guidance and don't get injured, please view this free training plan below:
