Running events will be back in just a few weeks time - here's what to expect.
With the announcement of the UK Government roadmap on 22 February, we're so excited to plan for the return of running events.
Our first events expected to return:
Saturday 3 April - Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 10K Info & Enter
Saturday 17 April - Thames Valley Spring Duathlon, Half Marathon, 10K & 5K at Dorney Lake Info & Enter
Sunday 18 April - Loseley Park Trail 10K & 5K Info & Enter
Sunday 18 April - Dorney Lake Half Marathon, 10K & 5K Info & Enter
Followed by events every weekend throughout the rest of the year.
How certain are we that events will go ahead?
Similarly to last August when the first national lockdown was eased, we're expecting events to return with COVID-safe measures in place.
Here's what's happening right now to confirm the details:
If you ran at an event in the period August - November 2020, expect much of the same for events in April and May 2021. Gradually, we're expecting those restrictions to be further eased through stages 3 and 4 of the roadmap, so that eventually mass starts will return.
Don't forget that if you enter an event that is postponed or cancelled, you'll always be able to move your entry to any of 150+ events in the next year.
Our team are working flat out to be first out of the starting blocks to get you safe, brilliant event experiences, in the best places, on the soonest possible dates. We can't wait to see you.
In the meantime, use our Run March resources to keep up your training and get race ready for PB glory in April.
#SeeYouOnTheStartLine
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