Asda Foundation Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile

Name: Asda Foundation Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile
Start: 2022-10-16T08:30:00.000Z
End: 2022-10-16T08:30:00.000Z
Location: Lendal Bridge, York YO1 6BE, UK
Rating: 4.6

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About

This is one of the UK's most popular marathon races, and it's easy to see why. With a course offering great views of ancient York, as well as its verdant neighbouring countryside, this is a great PB potential course, so sign up for your chance to whizz around the course!

10 Mile, and Yorkshire Marathon

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Sun, 16 Oct 2022

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York, United Kingdom

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4.6
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Where and when

Location

Lendal Bridge, York YO1 6BE, UK

Start times

Sun, 16 Oct 2022

Yorkshire Marathon:

9:30am |

10 Mile:

10:15am

Races summary

Here's what races are available for Asda Foundation Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile

Yorkshire Marathon

26.2mi

10 Mile

10mi

Route information

This is an exceptionally flat and fast course through the town centre and surrounding countryside. The route takes runners past landmarks such as York Minister, the University of York, and Stamford Bridge.

The route map above shows participants the exact route they'll take on each of the routes.

Organiser route images

What's included

Chip timing
Finisher’s goody bag
Quality tech T-shirt
Exclusive medal
Bag drop
Water stations

Finisher Medals

How to get there

Lendal Bridge, York YO1 6BE, UK

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Marathon Shuttle Bus

There will be a regular Marathon Shuttle Bus operating on race day between York Station and the event village, beginning at 7am, departing every few minutes. A single ticket will cost £3 (£4 return) - these can be bought on the day.

By Train

York Station is easily accessible from all over the UK. London is a couple of hours away, while direct services are available from the South West, Liverpool, Manchester and more

By Car

The city has convenient links nationwide, via the M1, M62 & A1. Park and ride schemes will be available for those who opt to drive to the event.

By Air

Leed Bradford Airport is the most convenient, just under an hour's drive away. Alternatively you can catch a direct bus to Leeds, where regular trains are available to York. Manchester and Humberside Airports are also nearby options.

By Seat

Travel from as far away as Belgium and the Netherlands is possible thanks to ferry services arriving at Hull.

Event day logistics

07:30 Race office, baggage store and assembly areas open to participants

09:10 Mass warm up

09:25 Wheelchair race starts

09:30 Marathon starts

10:00 10 Mile warm up start

10:15 10 Mile starts

Age Requirements

All entrants must be 17 and older to enter the 10 Mile and 18 and older to enter the Marathon.

Race Packs

Race packs including race numbers will be posted to entrants approximately 7 to 10 days before race day. If you register the same week as the event you must collect you race pack from the race office on event weekend.

Those travelling from abroad will also need to pick their pack up from the race office on event weekend.

Run For All

Run For All is Not for Profit. An entry to a Run For All event helps support great causes, part of the legacy of late amateur athlete and fundraiser Jane Tomlinson CBE. From Fun Run to Marathon, we welcome all ages and abilities - we really are For All. Run For All is part of the lasting legacy of the late amateur athlete and fundraiser Jane Tomlinson CBE. Jane, from Leeds, made headlines around the world by taking part in a series of incredible endurance events - despite being diagnosed with an incurable cancer. The mum-of-three defied her devastating diagnosis to complete challenge after challenge – from marathons and triathlons to ironman contests and cross-Europe cycle rides. Her final – and toughest – endeavour was a 4,200-mile bike ride across the breadth of America in 2006. It was a gruelling challenge that even an athlete in the peak of fitness would find daunting, let alone someone fighting cancer. As ever, though, Jane battled on to somehow realise her goal. Every year tens of thousands of people take part in our popular events – running for charity, for a personal challenge or just for fun.

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Spectator Info

Spectators are more than welcome at the event, and can also take in some of the historic sites the city has to offer.

They can also make use of the Marathon Shuttle Bus operating on race day - though runners will have priority until 8:30am.

FAQ's

Can I wear headphones at The Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile?

Yes, you can wear headphones but for your own safety please pay extra attention to direction from race marshals and event staff.

Are there drinks stations along the route at The Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile?

Yes, water and isotonic drinks will be available both on the course and also at the finish area.

Can I run in fancy dress at The Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile?

Yes! The day is all about having fun and raising money for charity. Please do keep it clean, though, and ensure the outfit can not be deemed offensive or dangerous to other runners or spectators.

Reviews

4.6

32 reviews

Friendly atmosphere

Well organized

SWr

3.7

Did the Yorkshire Marathon in 2019

To the organisers; if you are closing roads, please ensure ALL signs and marshalls know to direct traffic away from those closed roads. I travelled at 09.30 this morning down Murton Way onto Moor lane, then Sandy lane onto Holtby Lane, my usual route to Stockton Lane. Not one sign of a road closure, not one person stopping me and turning me back, until Stockton Lane, when i was turned round by a very ill mannered police officer, who never went to the school of charm or politeness. I then had to retrace my drive back to Osbaldwick Link Road and onto the A64 to get to work. The biggest issue was not the lack of signs or marshal awareness, but the motorcycle police officer, who spoke to me with more venom in his voice than you could imagine. If this is the way police people now speak to the general public, then i am not surprised they are losing respect from the public. If you were that police motorcyclist, i'm sorry you got out of the bed the wrong way and had to work, but don't take it out on innocent drivers who are trying to get to work. Rant over.

Paula R

5.0

Did the Yorkshire Marathon in 2018

I like events with lots of runners, and this event had loads. Super atmosphere and enjoyed being chivvyed along by lots of people

4.0