Stoke Marathon Events

Outlon Park has been home to many motor racing events since the 1950s and has previously hosted the British Touring Car Championship, British F3 and British Superbikes Championship. This is a unique opportunity to choose from a 5k, 10k, Half Marathon or Full Marathon and enjoy the thrill of running a brand new course and racing your way to a new chip timed personal best on this smooth traffic free tarmac motor racing circuit!

Each Mile will be accurately marked out and we have plenty of helpers to keep you quite literally on track and encourage you on your way to that chequered flag finish. Included in your entry fee is a Themed medal, event T-shirt, water and post race goodies Come and enjoy the day with us; we hope to see you there!

A scary night of running and entertainment around the lanes of Lightmoor, near Telford. Head torches are a must. Choose between running a full marathon or a half marathon distance.

Now in its 4th year, The November Nightmare will push you to your limits.
New for 2018, we have extended the event to 8 days Do you have what it takes to take on the Nightmare. You have the choice of distances 10K, Half or Full Marathon. Here at How Hard Can it be, we will do everything we can to help you achieve your goal! Each day is a race in its own right, so that means 8 days 8 awesome medals. You can also enter each day individually if you prefer.
If the thought of The Nightmare isnt enough for you, why not enter the two races taking part the day before The Pumpkin Marathon and The Spooky Halloween Challenge to make it a Shropshire 10 races in 9 days.
Taking place from Sunday 4th November daily until Sunday 11th November in Telford, Shropshire, the two venues are no more than 5 miles apart making accommodation easy to course. There are countless B&Bs in the Ironbridge area which is situated directly in the middle of the two venues.

The Sunset to Sunrise Challenge is a sister event to the now famous Sunrise to Sunset Challenge. You will run along the banks of the River Severn on the disused Ironbridge to Bridgnorth railway line; the race will start at sunset on 12 November, and will finish whenever you've had enough pain, or at sunrise on 13 November. How far can you go_

The PEAK RAID 3s all have a score format so you can make them as hard or as easy as you like. A specially produced colour, bagged map (approx. size A4) of the area with the checkpoints overprinted will be supplied at the start line. For each event there will be between 15 check points. They can be visited in any order and each will have a points value. The secret is to collect as many points as possible with in the time limit of 3 hours. This may be a few high values check points or many lower value controls. Each area is different so your strategy may need to change each time.

You can finish the events early but dont be late as youll lose points per minute or part minute you are late..