From marathons to bungee jumps, 10K runs to Kiltwalks, check for upcoming events and sign up here. Whether you prefer a solo challenge or banding together with friends, there’s a whole range of sponsored events around the UK for you to choose from.
Run yourself into the history books with the return of The Hampton Court Palace 10K! Starting and finishing inside the palace grounds – this iconic course takes you out along The Barge Walk and back through Home Park.
A regal medal awaits you at the finish as well as a photo opportunity with Henry VIII.
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Jumping from a crane at 160ft with the magnificent views of Central London, this is a unique event so be sure to book onto this event to avoid disappointment. Be a part of a limited number of bungee jumpers who will be able to experience a jump at this incredible venue!
Join us for the Wimbledon Common 5k & 10k Christmas Runs on Sunday 21st December 2025.
Earn your Christmas dinner with this festive run around Wimbledon Common! Whether you’re running the 5k or 10k, this course is great for runners of all experience levels. Come for the festive atmosphere and the themed finisher’s medal.
Take part in one of the UK’s most established road races — the Bath Half Marathon! Join 15,000 other runners on the flat, picturesque course and enjoy the electric atmosphere. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or a total novice — this event is perfect for everyone.
We are excited to announce the Newcastle-Gateshead Marathon.
These ROAD CLOSED courses take in the famous landmarks of Gateshead including Gateshead Millennium Bridge, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, BALTIC, Tyne Bridge, Swing Bridge and finishes in the iconic Gateshead International Stadium.
Gateshead International Stadium is the third largest sporting venue in Tyne and Wear and the North East’s only IAAF-standard athletics stadium. The venue has hosted IAAF Diamond & Golden League Athletics and the European Cup featuring the superstars of athletics. You will be joining many World Champions & Olympians have crossed the finish line at Gateshead International Stadium where five world records broken in track and field on the famous track.
The Cheshire 10k is one of the fastest 10k courses in the North West of England! The route itself takes you around closed roads with a fantastic backdrop of Arley Hall at the finish.
Arley Hall is a stunning location and is regularly used as the location for films and TV shows alike. Recently, it appeared in the Peaky Blinders, doubling as the house where Thomas Shelby lives!
Come and be part of Scotland’s BIGGEST running festival!
This ever-growing festival of running is now a major event in the Scottish sporting calendar. Starting in Edinburgh, the course heads out through East Lothian offering stunning views and an unforgettable running experience.
The marathon route is one of the fastest in the UK making that elusive personal best a distinct possibility! Edinburgh Marathon joined the world’s elite road races in 2012 by becoming the first marathon in Scotland to be officially recognised by the IAAF, the athletics governing body. The IAAF bronze label puts the race among the top 75 in the world making it a pivotal part of the sporting calendar for runners.
The full weekend of events attracts around 30,000 runners, with thousands more lining the course to support. There are 9 races on offer over two days including the marathon, half marathon, team relay, 10k, 5k and junior races. There really is something for everyone, so why not make the most of the Bank Holiday weekend.
Come and be part of Scotland’s BIGGEST running festival!
This ever-growing festival of running is now a major event in the Scottish sporting calendar. Starting in Edinburgh, the course heads out through East Lothian offering stunning views and an unforgettable running experience.
The marathon route is one of the fastest in the UK making that elusive personal best a distinct possibility! Edinburgh Marathon joined the world’s elite road races in 2012 by becoming the first marathon in Scotland to be officially recognised by the IAAF, the athletics governing body. The IAAF bronze label puts the race among the top 75 in the world making it a pivotal part of the sporting calendar for runners.
The full weekend of events attracts around 30,000 runners, with thousands more lining the course to support. There are nine races on offer over two days including the marathon, half marathon, team relay, 10k, 5k and junior races. There really is something for everyone, so why not make the most of the Bank Holiday weekend.
Taking place on the same day as the full Yorkshire Marathon, the Yorkshire 10 Mile shares many of the highlights, but with the added bonus of only being 10 miles!
The race will begin in the heart of York – arguably the most beautiful city in the UK — and pass many of its historic landmarks, including the world-famous York Minster and the mighty medieval City Walls.
The race also heads out into the idyllic Yorkshire countryside where runners will be treated to scenic surroundings and quaint country roads.
A wonderfully supportive atmosphere is guaranteed throughout.
Running the Yorkshire 10 Mile will be an unforgettable experience.
