It's 'Rayne'ing Medals
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Run the old Flitch Way rail line between Braintree and Bishops Stortford and take in all the beauty of the Essex countryside. This event has a distance and a time-based race, so you can set your own challenge and see how far your two legs will carry you.
Marathon and 7 Hour Endurance Event
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9:30am Sun 5th Jul 2020
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Rayne, United Kingdom
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Where and when
Location
Rayne Station Car Park, Station Rd, Rayne, Braintree CM77 6AB, UK
Start times
9:30am Sun 5th Jul 2020
Marathon:
9:30am | 7 Hour Endurance Event:
9:30am Event summary
Here are the distances available for It's 'Rayne'ing Medals
Marathon
26.2mi
£31 - £33
7 Hour Endurance Event
420min
£31 - £33
Route information
The Flitch Way is the old railway system that ran between Braintree and Bishops Stortford. The single track railway opened in 1869 and closed exactly 100 years later, and is now home to a beautiful countryside trail.
The course covers an entirely flat 5.3K loop of hard packed off-road trail, giving runners a slightly cushioned impact compared to tarmac, which is important when running for 7 hours.
If running for 7 hours doesn't sound like your cup of tea then don't panic, this event is designed so you can push yourself at your own pace. So if you only want to complete a couple of laps and call it a day then you are welcome to. Everyone is a finisher here.
What's included
- Race entry
- Aid stations
- Refreshments & Snacks (bring your own cup/bottle)
- Famous bespoke medal
- Parking
- NB: There are no refunds offered on Hare & Tortoise Events
How to get there
Rayne Station Car Park, Station Rd, Rayne, Braintree CM77 6AB, UK
Get full directionsAddress: Station Rd, Rayne, Braintree CM77 6AB, UK
Parking: There is limited parking at the Booking Hall itself, but there will be more opportunities to park on New Road, on the opposite side to the Flitch Way.
Event day logistics
Schedule:
09:30 - Marathon & 7 Hour Endurance Start
Please make sure to arrive at least one hour before the start of your event to get parked, registered and warmed up.
Spectator Info
Spectators are encouraged to get down to Rayne Station to cheer on these awesome competitors. The more people that come the better the atmosphere, and that can make a huge difference especially during these longer 7 hour events.
FAQs
Can I get a refund on Hare & Tortoise Events?
Unfortunately, due to the nature of the events and initial up front costs required, there are no refunds offered on any Hare & Tortoise events.
Do I have to run the full 7 hours at the Rayneing Medals Marathon & 7 Hour Endurance event?
No, this event is designed so that people can test themselves at their own pace. So whether you want to complete 10 laps or two you will still be considered a finisher.
Is there parking at the Rayneing Medals Marathon & 7 Hour Endurance event?
Yes, there will be limited parking at the Booking Hall itself, but there will be more space available on new Road, opposite side to the Flitch Way.
Do I need to bring my own bottle/cup to the Rayneing Medals Marathon & 7 Hour Endurance event?
Yes, in an attempt to limit the impact to the environment there will be no cups provided at the hydration stations. Therefore, runners are asked to bring their own bottles that can be refilled en route.
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