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Marathon Calendar the Best Races to Run Expert Advice Product Reviews
MARATHON GUIDE 2018 THE BEST RACES TO RUN MARATHON CALENDAR PRODUCT REVIEWS EXPERT ADVICE CHOOSE YOUR NEXT 26.2-MILE CHALLENGE 1 Marathon cover.indd 1 04/11/2017 11:49 MARATHON GUIDE 2018 WELCOME AND CONTENTS @ATHLETICSWEEKLY TAKE CONTENTS 4 WHY RUN A YOUR PICK SHUTTERSTOCK MARATHON? The lure of 26.2 miles DECISIONS, decisions. When it comes to choice, marathon runners really have never 6 EXPERT ADVICE had it so good. Those in the know pass on Such has been the explosion in mass their running wisdom participation running that it can now feel at times like there is barely a corner of the 10 YOUR EVENTS planet which doesn’t have its own GUIDE STARTS HERE 26.2-mile event. Whether you are planning your first We examine an extensive range marathon or you’re an experienced of marathon events for your campaigner clocking up yet more miles, consideration the choice of the race for which you are planning to part with your hard-earned entry fee can quite rightly take a lot of time and consideration. Options abound and, as the winter begins to draw in and thoughts turn towards targets for 2018, we at Athletics Weekly have been busy putting together this 32-page marathon guide which is packed with running possibilities. From sunny Cyprus to the heart of Scotland, there is information on a wide range of marathons for you to consider, whether they be taking place in spring, 16 RACE CALENDAR summer, autumn or indeed the depths of Marathon choices for 2018 winter next year. -
2019 Tokyo Marathon Statistical Information
2019 Tokyo Marathon Statistical Information Tokyo Marathon All Time list Performance Time Performers Name Nat Place Date 1 2:03:58 1 Wilson Kipsang KEN 1 26 Feb 2017 2 2:05:30 2 Dickson Chumba KEN 1 25 Feb 2018 3 2:05:42 Dickson Chumba 1 23 Feb 2014 4 2:05:51 3 Gideon Kipketer KEN 2 26 Feb 2017 5 2:05:57 4 Tadese Tola ETH 2 23 Feb 2014 6 2:06:00 5 Endeshaw Negesse ETH 1 22 Feb 2015 7 2:06:11 6 Yuta Shitara JPN 2 25 Feb 2018 8 2:06:25 Dickson Chumba 3 26 Feb 2017 9 2:06:30 7 Sammy Kitwara KEN 3 23 Feb 2014 10 2:06:33 8 Stephen Kiprotich UGA 2 22 Feb 2015 11 2:06:33 9 Amos Kipruto KEN 3 25 Feb 2018 12 2:06:34 Dickson Chumba 3 22 Feb 2015 13 2:06:42 10 Evans Chebet KEN 4 26 Feb 2017 14 2:06:47 Gideon Kipketer 4 25 Feb 2018 15 2:06:50 11 Dennis Kimetto KEN 1 24 Feb 2013 16 2:06:54 12 Hiroto Inoue JPN 5 25 Feb 2018 17 2:06:56 13 Feyisa Lilesa ETH 1 28 Feb 2016 18 2:06:58 14 Michael Kipyego KEN 2 24 Feb 2013 19 2:06:58 Michael Kipyego 4 23 Feb 2014 20 2:07:05 15 Peter Some KEN 5 23 Feb 2014 21 2:07:20 16 Shumi Dechasa BRN 4 22 Feb 2015 22 2:07:22 Peter Some 5 22 Feb 2015 23 2:07:23 17 Viktor Röthlin SUI 1 17 Feb 2008 24 2:07:25 18 Markos Geneti ETH 6 22 Feb 2015 25 2:07:30 Feyisa Lilesa 6 25 Feb 2018 26 2:07:33 19 Bernard Kipyego KEN 2 28 Feb 2016 27 2:07:34 Dickson Chumba 3 28 Feb 2016 28 2:07:35 20 Hailu Mekonnen ETH 1 27 Feb 2011 29 2:07:37 Michael Kipyego 1 26 Feb 2012 30 2:07:37 21 Geoffrey Kamworor Kipsang KEN 6 23 Feb 2014 31 2:07:39 22 Masato Imai JPN 7 22 Feb 2015 32 2:07:39 23 Alfers Lagat KEN 5 26 Feb 2017 33 2:07:40 24 Deresa Chimsa -
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PROJECTED RACES AND CLUB GRAND PRIX EVENTS 2021 DATE RACE TITLE VENUE TIME RACE RACE RACE RACE 1 2 3 4 9/7-11/7 30 MIN TIME TRIAL VIRTUAL 10/7/21 MAVERICK ADIDAS TERREX EAST SUSSEX PLUMPTON COLLEGE 09.00 23K 12K 7K 14/7/21 PHOENIX 10K BRIGHTON 19.00 10K 25/7/21 ASICS LONDON 10K LONDON 09.30 10K 25/7/21 THE GUSBOURNE RUN ASHFORD 10.30 10K 5K 25/7/21 THE ROMNEY MARSH 10K NEW ROMNEY 08.00 10K 28/7/21 HARDEST OF SNAILS GUILDFORD 17.30 10K 5K 31/7/21 SSCGP EAST BRIGHTON PARKRUN EAST BRIGHTON 09.00 5K 1/8/21 LONDON LANDMARKS HALF MARATHON LONDON 07.00 HM 7/8/21 STRIDERS YORKSHIRE 3 PEAKS CHALLENGE HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE 06.00 24M 13/8/21 SSCGP MAGIC MILE VIRTUAL 1M 15/8/21 BRETT LYDD 20 MILE AND HALF MARATHON LYDD 08.00 20M HM 22/8/21 SOUTH COAST HALF MARATHON SEAFORD 09.00 HM 10K 5K 28/8/21 SSCGP DISTANCE CHALLENGE OR PARKRUN VIRTUAL 28/8 – 30/8 4/9/21 TEAM WOLO SOUTH COAST CHALLENGE EASTBOURNE 07.00 100K 50K 25K 4/9/21 FEET OF ENDURANCE NUTLEY 10.00 12 HR 6 HR 5/9/21 JOHN FAULDS HELLINGLY 10K HELLINGLY TBC 10K 5/9/21 BBB 10K BATTLE 09.30 10K 5/9/21 SOUTHAMPTON MARATHON FESTIVAL SOUTHAMPTON 09.00 MA HM 10K 1M 11/9/21 SSCGP PEACEHAVEN PARKRUN PEACEHAVEN 09.00 5K 12/9/21 BRIGHTON MARATHON AND 10K BRIGHTON 09.45 MA 10K 12/9/21 BACCHUS MARATHON & HALF MARATHON DENBIES VINEYARD, DORKING 09.30 M HM 10K 12/9/21 NEW FOREST MARATHON FESTIVAL BROCKENHURST 09.00 MA HM 10K 5K 18/9/21 PURBECK RUNNING FESTIVAL SWANAGE 7.30 45M MA 16M 3M 18/9/21 RAGNAR WHITE CLIFFS RELAY SITTINGBOURNE TBC 170M 19/9/21 HAMPTON COURT PALACE HALF MARATHON HAMPTON COURT 09.00 HM 22/9/21 STRIDERS AUTUMN EQUINOX RACE SEAFORD 19:00 5K 26/9/21 SURREY HALF MARATHON WOKING 09.00 HM 5K 26/9/21 BARNS GREEN HALF MARATHON AND 10K BARNS GREEN 10.00 HM 10K 2/10/21 SSCGP EASTBOURNE PARKRUN EASTBOURNE 09.00 5K RACES AND DATES WILL BE ADDED AS SOON AS INFORMATION BECOMES AVAIABLE. -
AIMS PR Calendar 1
AIMS PR Calendar 1 Races: M = Marathon; H = Half Marathon; R = Road Race; MR = Mountain Run; U = Ultradistance; C = Cross Country Dates: tbc = Date not confirmed 1 January 2015 / Switzerland Neujahrsmarathon Zürich (M,H,R) Roger Kaufmann Verein Neujahrsmarathon, CH-8000 Zürich T: E: [email protected] www.neujahrsmarathon.ch on.fb.me/1bGralQ - 3 January 2015 / China Xiamen International Marathon (M) Fu Xiaochun 11F of Xiamen Bureau of Sports, No. 2 Tiyu Road, 361012 Xiamen T: 86 592 511 4853 E: [email protected], [email protected] www.xmim.org - 7 January 2015 / Russia Siberian Ice Half Marathon (H) Konstantin Podbelskiy ul. Pevtzova 1, 644043 Omsk T: 7 381 224 2567 E: [email protected] www.runsim.ru on.fb.me/1zzM9nj Course not measurable to AIMS standards. - 9 January 2015 / Israel Tiberias Winner Marathon (M) Jack Cohen Israeli Athletic Association, 10 Shitrit St, Tel Aviv, 69482 T: 972 3 648 6256 E: [email protected] www.tiberias-marathon.co.il on.fb.me/1bGrlOi - 11 January 2015 / Philippines Cebu Marathon (M,H,R) Rio de la Cruz 108 E. Aguinaldo St. Phase 1 AFPOVAI, Taguig City T: 632 8876194 E: [email protected] www.cebumarathon.com on.fb.me/19u0bvm - AIMS PR Calendar 2 Races: M = Marathon; H = Half Marathon; R = Road Race; MR = Mountain Run; U = Ultradistance; C = Cross Country Dates: tbc = Date not confirmed 16 January 2015 / Egypt Egyptian Marathon (M,H) Gasser Riad 1/4 Anwer El-Mofty St. (Area No.1), Nasr City, Cairo T: 202 2260 6930 E: [email protected] www.egyptianmarathon.net on.fb.me/1bWykUW - 18 January 2015 -
Foreign Market Entry Modes of Running Events -The Internationalization of Göteborgsvarvet Half Marathon
Foreign Market Entry Modes of Running Events -the internationalization of GöteborgsVarvet Half marathon Jenny Cheng and Hanna Sundell Graduate School Master of Science in International Business and Trade Master Degree Project No. 2011:12 Supervisor: Harald Dolles Abstract Foreign Market Entry Modes of Running Events - The Internationalization of GöteborgsVarvet Half Marathon Jenny Cheng and Hanna Sundell Supervisor: Harald Dolles Sports events are becoming increasingly globally important in social and economic terms. The number of people traveling abroad aiming to participate in those events has strongly increased in recent years. However, in the world‘s largest half marathon - the ‗GöteborgsVarvet‘ - held annually in Gothenburg, Sweden, the rate of foreign participants is still relatively low. Although a wide range of studies have been conducted within sports and event management, the attention towards developing an internationalization strategy for such kind of events is relatively low. The aim of the thesis is to fill this gap, by analyzing the case of GöteborgsVarvet and developing possible foreign market entry modes. The modes discussed in the thesis rank from cooperative forms, e.g. joint venture and marketing alliances, to wholly owned modes, like sales outlets and qualification races. The survey is based on qualitative and quantitative data. The results indicate that, in addition to choosing a foreign market entry mode that fits the specific event, there needs to be a close fit between destination and event in order to be able to attract foreign runners. Furthermore, in order for the internationalization of GöteborgsVarvet to succeed, it requires for the organization of GöteborgsVarvet to truly find or develop motives for it. -
Seaford Striders Newsletter
SEAFORD STRIDERS NEWSLETTER WE DON’T JUST RUN, WE ALSO HAVE FUN! Editor & Press Officer: Hilary Humphreys [email protected] Facebook: https://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/Seaford-Striders/184950041545372 Website: http://www.seafordstriders.org.uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seafordstriders February 2017 SUSSEX GRAND PRIX by Gareth Hutchinson The Sussex Grand Prix (SGP) is an annual league which provides the running clubs of Sussex the opportunity to compete against each other on an individual and team basis. The categories are further divided by age and sex. The Striders were once regular winners of the overall competition and there now seems an appetite to challenge once again for the top spot. There are usually around 18 races that make up the Grand Prix. Points are awarded according to your finishing position, 1st place earns 500 points, 2nd place 499, and so on. The scoring is separate for males and females. Your points total is obtained from your best 8 scoring races. These 8 races must include at least 2 races of 10 miles or more. Runners' individual points allocation also form the team scores for the club; the top 10 men and 10 ladies (vets top 5 men, top 5 ladies) are counted. Full details can be found on the SGP website http://sussexgrandprix.co.uk/ The clubs that tend to do the best are those with strength and depth across the sexes and age groups. So, don’t worry if you are not up there with the fastest in the club, if you compete in at least 8 races you are still likely to make a significant contribution to the team. -
November 2013 to January 2014
Newsletter November 2013 to January 2014 Issue 1 In the lead up to Christmas we had a couple of festive events, the first was a run In this newsletter: with Swindon Striders on their Christmas run. It was mandatory to wear something Christmassy as we ran round Lydiard Park. Santa run with Swindon There was a pit stop in the park for mince pies and mulled wine, Striders. very civilised, before we trotted, Christmas staggered back. We then finished off with a meal at the Sun Inn dinner. Championship A few days later we then had our own Christmas dinner at results. the Castle and Ball where we announced the club Hall of Fame Championship winners for 2013 Congratulations to Latest race Stuart the male winner The female winner was Henrietta results. McKinnon Events coming up. MDC. Ridgeway Relay. Race diary. Committee Jane and Kirsty thinking did we really go members. out in public dressed as Santa’s Kirsty Newland We introduced the hall of fame at the goes under the Christmas dinner, the place where members who have made huge contributions to the club over a numbers are recognised. The first entrants into the HoF were, Alan microscope. Joslin and Ted Townsend, congratulations and thanks to them both. Member’s space. Newsletter November 2013 to January 2014 Issue 1 The final thing we had to do was to present Nick the trophy for the most improved male runner (an oversight from the AGM back in June, better late than never) Latest race results It has been a busy period with lots of members doing a whole range of events here is just a snippet of what’s been going on: Date Event Name Time Position 12 January Rough 'n' Tumble Andy Ind 1:11:57 4 out of 499 Chris Rhodes 1:15:26 10 Richard Sharland 1:19:36 26 Emma Hayles 1:24:01 47 3rd Lady Simon Liebling 1:28:01 71 Alex Jinivizian 1:31:24 97 Alison Meredith 1:38:51 156 Dan Disney 1:40:15 171 Mark Sturgess 1:40:51 175 Simon Boast 1:46:30 235 John Blunden 1:46:43 236 Sarah Hardwick 1:54:30 300 Andy Richardson 1:54:31 301 Great turn out at the first club championship race. -
Edinburgh Marathon
Edinburgh Marathon The Edinburgh Marathon is the second largest marathon in the UK. It was first held in 1982 and since 2003 it has been held each year in May. It is part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival. During the festival, runners can also take part in a Half Marathon, a Team Relay, a 10K (kilometre), a 5K, a Junior 5K, 2K or 1.5K as well as a Kid’s Kilometre. A marathon is a long distance running race. The official distance of a marathon is 42.195 kilometres or 26.219 miles. The marathon was one of the original events in the modern Olympic Games of 1896 but the distance was not made the same for every marathon until 1921. Hundreds of marathons are held around the world each year. The majority of runners at these events are not professional athletes. Many marathon runners are raising money by being sponsored to run for a chosen charity. Since 2003, runners taking part in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival have raised over £30 million for hundreds of worthwhile causes. In 2016, 4 274 men and 2 322 women completed the Edinburgh Marathon. Each one received a medal and finisher’s t-shirt to mark their amazing achievement. The Edinburgh Marathon starts in London Road and Regent Road in central Edinburgh. Runners then pass by Holyrood Palace and run through Holyrood Park below Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh’s extinct volcano. The marathon carries on past Meadowbank Sports Stadium, where Commonwealth Games have been held and Scottish athletes have won medals for their running. -
Month Date Event Venue Type Distance MRC Members Running
Month Date Event Venue Type Distance MRC members running Comments January tbc Rough 'n' Tumble Milton Lilbourne MT 10 miles January 20/01/2019 Doynton Hard Half Doynton, Gloucs MT Half Marathon January tbc Gloucester Winter Marathon & 50K Gloucester Road Marathon/ 50K January tbc Longleat 10K Warminster Road 10K January tbc Slaughterford 9 Corsham MT 9 Miles February tbc Lungbuster Broad Hinton, Swindon MT 9 Miles MRC Championship Race February 11/02/2018 Bramley 20/10 Bramley, Reading Road 10 Miles/ 20 Miles February 11/02/2018 Dursley Dozen Dursley MT 12 miles February 11/02/2018 Lytchett 10 Lytchett Minster, Dorset Road 10 miles February 18/02/2018 Prospect 10K Swindon MT 10K February 18/02/2018 Castle Combe Chilly 10K Castle Combe Road 10K February 25/02/2018 2 Bays Tough Ten Weston-Super-Mare MT 10 Miles February 25/02/2018 SMARTT Smasher Calne MT 10 Km February 25/02/2018 The Terminator Pewsey MT 11 Miles March 04/03/2018 Bath Half Marathon Bath Road Half Marathon March 18/03/2018 The Grizzly Seaton, Devon MT 20 miles March 18/03/2018 Forest of Dean Spring Trails Half Marathon Coleford, Glos MT Half Marathon March 18/03/2018 Weston-super-Half Weston-Super-Mare Road Half Marathon March 18/03/2018 Reading Half Marathon Reading Road Half Marathon March 18/03/2018 Fleet Half Marathon Fleet Road Half Marathon March 18/03/2017 Weymouth Half Marathon Weymouth Road Half Marathon March 25/03/2018 Yeovil Half Marathon Yeovil Road Half Marathon March 25/03/2018 Cleevewold 14 Cleevewold, Cheltenham MT 14 miles March 26/03/2018 Clock Change Challenge -
Run for Charity Calendar 2021
Event Calendar 2020/21 VIRTUAL RACES Event Location Race Date Estimated Reg Price Santa Dash Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 New Year Run Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Valentines Run Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Easter Run Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Halloween Run Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Charity Challenge Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Run New York Anywhere Rolling Anytime £25 Run Sydney Anywhere Rolling Anytime £25 Run Athens Anywhere Rolling Anytime £25 Run Tokyo Anywhere Rolling Anytime £25 Run Berlin Anywhere Rolling Anytime £25 Run London Anywhere Rolling Anytime £25 Richmond Park Half Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Conquer Everest Anywhere Rolling Anytime £15 The Great Charity Run Anywhere Rolling Anytime £15 Big Step Challenge Anywhere Rolling Anytime £15 Battersea Park - 5K, 10K Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Brixton Park - 5K, 10K Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Clapham Park - 5K, 10K Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Finsbury Park - 5K, 10K Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Greenwich Park - 5K, 10K Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Heaton Park - 5K, 10K, Half Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Lee Valley - 5K, 10K, Half Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Tatton Park 10K Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Richmond Park Half Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Victoria Park - 5K, 10K, Half Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 Wimbledon Common Half Anywhere Rolling Anytime £20 FEBRUARY 21 Lee Valley Velopark 5K Lee Valley Feb 27th Feb 17th £20 Lee Valley Velopark 10K Lee Valley Feb 27th Feb 17th £21 Lee Valley Velopark 10 Mile Lee Valley Feb 27th Feb 17th £21 Lee Valley - Half Lee -
Sports Snapshot
Sports Fundraising Market Snapsh t 2018 Mass participation sports events provide an excellent opportunity for charities to recruit, engage and inspire people to fundraise for them. Whilst not all charities have their own mass participation events, the majority utilise third party events delivered by ‘commercial’ providers for fundraising activity. The Sports Fundraising Snapshot is our annual review of this market. Which are the biggest events for sports fundraising? Working with our charity partners and ‘justcharity.org’ we have updated our estimate of the UK’s 25 most important mass participation sporting events for fundraising. Collectively we estimate this group of events enabled charities to raise more than £135M last year. No. Event Activity Amount 15 Cardiff Half Marathon Run NEW 1 Virgin Money London Marathon Run HOLD16 London to Brighton Cycle Challenge Cycle NEW 2 Prudential RideLondon Cycle UP 17 Simplyhealth Great South Run Run HOLD 3 Simplyhealth Great North Run Run UP 18 Cotswold Way Challenge Trek NEW 4 Brighton Marathon Weekend Run UP 19 Tough Mudder North West MOB NEW 5 Royal Parks Half Marathon Run HOLD20 Vitality London 10000 Run HOLD 6 Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run Run UP 21 Belfast City Marathon Run HOLD 7 Edinburgh Marathon Festival Run DOWN22 Tough Mudder London West MOB UP 8 Simplyhealth Great Birmingham Run Run UP 23 South Coast Challenge Trek HOLD 9 Thames Path Challenge Trek UP 24 Tough Mudder London South MOB UP 10 Asics Greater Manchester Marathon Run HOLD25 Simplyhealth Great Stirling Run Run NEW 11 Bath Half Run HOLDFastest growing events: 12 London 2 Brighton Challenege Trek UP 3 events in particular have grown fundraising by a significant amount in 2017. -
The Journal of the Road Runners Club ROAD RUNNERS CLUB
Roadrunner The Journal of the Road Runners Club ROAD RUNNERS CLUB Cover Photo: NUMBER 218 Paul Whittaker finishing the Victory 5 in Portsmouth Spring 2019 OFFICERS OF THE RRC 2017-18; Elected at the AGM, Sept. 11th 2018 All posts are honorary (we are all volunteers) President: Ian Champion Hon. General Secretary: John Trory Hon. Treasurer: Elaine Oddie OBE Hon. Auditor: Don Turner Vice Presidents: Norma Cressy, Roddy Fisher, Elaine Oddie OBE Members of Council: Hideo Takano, Pam Storey, John Wright, Andy Taylor Chairman of Council: Pam Storey Editor of Roadrunner John Trory Statistician Andy Milroy Standards Scheme Secretary Diane Ambrose Championships Secretary John Trory Merchandise Secretary John Brassington Archivist Ian Champion National Representative Dr Hilary Walker John Legge and John Jewell Awards decided by committe Contacting members who have specific jobs It is a very great help if you can send an SAE with any letter that needs a written answer. Better still, use email! Ian Champion (President, EA Registration, Archive) 14 Haileybury Ave., Bush Hill Park, ENFIELD EN1 1JJ .......................................................... [email protected] Elaine Oddie (Treasurer, Insurance, Membership List) 7 Bellway Court, Grosvenor Road, WESTCLIFF ON SEA, Essex SS0 8EP ............................... [email protected] John Trory (Championships and Roadrunner) 10 Dorothy Road, HOVE BN3 7GR ....................................................................................................johnandcynthia@trory.net