Take to the tarmac and join us in London's beautiful Regent's Park for a spectacular Easter celebration race that never fails to disappoint! Did we mention that you get to race past London Zoo...? Monday 29 March, 10:30 Regent's Park, London 10k, 2 Mile Fun Run & Junior Run Tarmac, Relatively FlatOverviewThis is a race day treat and pure racing delight. Nestled in the heart of one of London's most iconic parks, it's perfect for runners of all abilities from those looking to complete their first 10k distance to seasoned 10k runners looking for a new PB. The course will take in the sights of the park including the boating lake and the famous Regent's Park Broad Walk. The route is completely self-contained within the boundaries of the park with no roads to cross and no vehicles to contend with. Race Highlights • Bespoke Easter themed medal• Traffic free course• PB potential• Perfect for familiesWhat's Included• Bespoke medal• Free photographs• Trophies & prizes for leading runnersOn-the-Day Entry Fee (subject to availability)• 10k: £30 • 2 Mile Fun Run: £14• Junior Run: £7
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8 weeks
Start by Monday 8 February 2027 for the full build to race day.
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