This is one of the UK&#x27;s most popular marathon races, and has sold out for the last few years. With a course offering great views of ancient York, as well as its verdant neighbouring countryside. This is a great PB potential course and has hosted many Olympians and Paralympians over the years.

The Yorkshire Marathon & 10 Mile

The Hardwolds 80 route follows the Wolds Way from Hessle to Filey passing through chalk landscapes with dry valleys and stunning wildlife alongside market Towns and ancient villages such as Brantingham, Londesborough, Thixendale and the deserted medieval village of Wharram Percy, before arriving at the seaside resort of Filey.

The Hardwolds 80

Well established on the local running calendar, this Easter dash offers a running event for all the family, plus Easter eggs and other seasonal goodies and a medal for all finishers. The race uses the footpaths and trails within the grounds of Sewerby Hall, as well as on the clifftop. The event includes a short children&#x27;s race and a Fun Run for adults.

The Bridlington Easter 5 Mile Dash

As Yorkshire&#x27;s BIGGEST, loudest and possibly proudest half marathon, it&#x27;s time to get your pins to Leeds on Sunday 10th May 2020!This much-loved run raises hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity every year and often attracts around 7,500 runners to the city streets.Like all of our events, Leeds Half attracts runners of ALL ABILITIES and ALL AGES! With a fun, friendly atmosphere; this well supported run could be right up your street.

Leeds Half Marathon & Fun Run

A 10K in the most beautiful city in the UK! A rare chance to run through Yorks scenic sights including the ancient city walls and at its medieval wonders. When it comes to a picturesque route, the York 10K is hard to beat! Back by extremely popular demand, the flat, fast course starting runners at Knavesmire which then proceeds on a tour past the York Minster and attractions such as Clifford&#x27;s Tower and the Shambles then finishing where it all began. The York 10K is a fantastic challenge for all abilities.

Asda Foundation York 10k & Fun Run

The Hardwolds 40

The rapturous reception afforded to previous Castle Howard Triathlons subsequently led to the expansion of a 2-day weekend extravaganza.In its 10th year, the Castle Howard Triathlon will be the 4th weekend event of the 2019 Castle Tri Series and will once again feature the obligatory picture postcard backdrop and a course with something for every level of triathlete. The 13,000 acre grounds of Castle Howard form arguably the most physically demanding triathlon course of the Castle Tri Series.Race entrants will start the race by swimming through Castle Howard’s Great Lake before transitioning into the technical bike route through the glorious rural idyll of Yorkshire and the Howardian Hills. The spectacular run leg passes through the undulating countryside of the estate before a sprint finish tops everything off in style right in front of the main doors of the house. There’s never been a better time to visit God’s Own County and Castle Howard.The construction of Castle Howard took more than 100 years before being finally completed in the 18th Century, and spanned the lifetime of three earls and numerous architects, although Sir John Vanbrugh is credited with the original design. The Great Lake is the setting for the swim section of the triathlon.Set in the Howardian Hills, the bike legs initially take in the 18th Century Avenue, a main road that runs in a straight line from south to north for five miles. The run will pass The Temple of the Four Winds and one of the finest, free-standing mausoleums in Europe. A hop over New River Bridge, a circumnavigation of South Lake and the Atlas Fountain will take racers to the finishing straight in front of Castle Howard itself.Castle Howard has been a regular backdrop for films and television, with both ITV’s lauded Brideshead Revisited in the early 1980s and the acclaimed 2008 feature film production shot on location here, hence the name of our adult races.NB All timings are approximate.

Castle Howard Triathlon

It’s big, it’s brilliant and it’s back. Following a successful debut in 2018 the Hull Half Marathon returns for 2019.And in a city with a street boasting the wonderful name of Land of Green Ginger, the event promises to spice up our 2019 season.The event is held on the same day as the popular Asda Foundation Hull 10K to create a festival of running that brings thousands of runners on to the city’s streets.Starting and finishing in Alfred Gelder Street, the largely flat course offers great PB potential and takes in The Deep, Humber Dock Marina, Hull City Hall and the University of Hull before heading back for the grand finish in the heart of the city centre.

The Asda Foundation Hull Running Festival

With brilliant support all round the route, a great goody bag and a trendy T-Shirt, it’s no surprise that thousands rock up and run every year.The course is flat and fast, perfect for seasoned runners chasing a PB. But fancy-dressed fundraisers and beginners looking for a fun and friendly first run will love it tooThe beautifully scenic route takes in many of Lincoln’s historic landmarks, including the cathedral and the city’s Roman Walls.

Asda Foundation City of Lincoln 10k and Fun Run

Kingston upon Hull has become a bit of a running hub in recent years, and now offers a number of events over a range of standards and distances, so runners of all abilities can find the perfect race for them. Shorter distances, such as 5k or 10k races, often have a fun, friendly, and family-focused atmosphere and are great for getting involved with the local community. A popular example is the Cleethorpes Santa Stride, which is perfect for getting into the festive spirit. Longer distance races, from half marathons to full distance marathons, often take place on city streets, with large crowds and famous landmarks. The pinnacle of Yorkshire's running calendar is the Hull Marathon at the end of September each year, which is one of the UK's flagship marathons. Other events make the most of the nearby scenery and countryside, going off-road onto trail routes. The Hardwolds 80 covers the chalk landscapes of the Wolds Way.

Running Events in Kingston upon Hull