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The Nice Work Richmond Park 10k & 5k Series Race 6
The October race is the sixth race in the series and its a perfect setting for a pacy, traffic-free Sunday morning 10k. If you prefer, why not take on the 5k option? The undulating course covers the tracks, trails and footpaths within the park and is suitable for runners of all abilities. Beginners welcome.
Race features chip timing - plus finish line goodies and a medal for you at the finish.
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"This was my first ever race and for me it was a good introduction. Richmond..."
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The Nice Work Richmond Park 10k & 5k Series Race 6 weather forecast
Partly cloudy throughout the day.
14°C
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9°C
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The Nice Work Richmond Park 10k & 5k Series Race 6 reviews
Did the 5k in 2017
This was my first ever race and for me it was a good introduction. Richmond Park is a stunning location to run, albeit fairly busy on a clear and bright Sunday morning. There is plenty of parking, but if the car park is full there is parking just outside Sheen Gate on the road. The event tent was easy to find (I was a bit anxious about finding it, first race nerves and all that) but I was greeted by a friendly team who handed me my 5k number and timing chip. Once we lined up and got underway the course gently climbs along a dirt track for the first couple of km's, then turns to pavement for the next couple, and the last 1km is on grass which can be a bit muddy as its the same route for Parkrun every Saturday! It makes shoe strategy a bit difficult but I ran the Christmas one too and that was in the snow in normal running shoes rather than trails and worked out ok. The 10k race is two laps and there is a water point at 5k. Jaffa cakes and a medal at the end too.
