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Roundhay Runners Race Calendar 2018 Date Event Website Comments 07-Jan Roundhay Peco http://www.pecoxc.co.uk/ 3rd race in this popular inter-club championship 14-Jan York - Brass Monkey https://www.yorkknavesmireharriers.co.uk/brass-monkey/ Race full - Road half Marathon around York Race full - 10 mile off road run around the beautiful grounds of Temple Newsam organised by St. Theresa's 14-Jan Temple Newsam 10 https://racebest.com/races/3v9yr RC. Lots of Foxes on this one. First Race in Leeds Race Series 21-Jan Middleton Peco http://www.pecoxc.co.uk/ Race 4 in the Peco series. - Car sharing details to be announced 03-Feb Bolton Abbey 5 & 10k https://racebest.com/races/t2qx Two day trail running festival around the grounds of Bolton Abbey & Strid Wood. 04-Feb Bolton Abbey Half; Full & Ultra Marathon 04-Feb Dewsbury 10k https://bookitzone.com/bernard_disken_1/da2FFX Race full - Early season marher for 10k distance. Waiting list in operation. 11-Feb Temple Newsam Peco http://www.pecoxc.co.uk/ Final race in the Peco series. - Car sharing details to be announced 24-Feb Endurance life coastal series. Nortumberland https://www.endurancelife.com/northumberland Range of routes from 10k right up to ultra. All routes finish in Bamburgh Castle https://www.bhf.org.uk/get-involved/events/runs/harewood- Choice of distances to run around the beautiful Harewood house grounds, inc parts not normally open to 25-Feb Harewood 10k & Half Marathon house-half-marathon the public. Challenging off road course EvenSplits 5K race series is staged monthly at the Brownlee Centre Cycle Circuit in Leeds. The series 28-Feb Even Splits 5k Race Series - Race 1 http://www.evensplits.events/5k-series/ consists of ten, monthly, 5K road races. Each event comprises two races: an A race for those who expect to run sub-22:30 and a B race for those who expect to run 22:30 or above. Date Event Website Comments 04-Mar Yorks vets - XC Champs http://www.yvaa.org/championships/ Cross country relay race. Teams of 3 compete in age category groups 20 mile road race starting from St Mary's Athletics stadium Cleckheaton. Good race for anyone in Spring 11-Mar Spenborough 20 https://bookitzone.com/chris_drake/tD2FFX Marathon Training 17-Mar Lakeland Trails Cartmel 5, 10, 18k http://www.lakelandtrails.org/cartmel/ Good range of Trail races around the beautiful South Lakes. Proved very popular with Foxes last year https://www.sportsentrysolutions.com/new_race_page.php?re The ideal 'warm up' for Spring Marathons. The course is flat and fast using rural roads. Always popular with 18-Mar East Hull 20 cordID=200625 a number of RR Spring Marathoners. Sorry Kiddiwinks, this ones strictly for the older members. You need to be over 33 to race and over 35 to 18-Mar Yorks vets - Horsforth http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ qualify for prizes. https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/support-our-work/running/10k- 18-Mar Bradford 10k 10k road race starting & finishing in Centenary square, Bradford. 2000 race limit - sold out in 2017 5k/bradford 18-Mar Thirsk 10 mile https://bookitzone.com/elizabeth_wordsworth/QK2FFX Fast flat 10 mile road race around the racecourse area. https://www.stroke.org.uk/events/sporting- 5; 10; or 15k options off road trail ru around Temple Newsam Estate, raising money for the Stroke 25-Mar Resolution Run - Temple Newsam fundraising/resolution-run-leeds-2018 Association. Longer runs are multiple laps. https://www.runbritain.com/RaceDetail.aspx?eventid=78bd09c 01-Apr Guiseley Gallop 10 k multi terrain 2 lap race from Guiseley. Part of the Leeds Race Series 05f5f&raceid=78b50cca5e63 02-Apr Ackworth half Marathon https://racebest.com/races/7ruqz Road Half Marathon taking in some of the small villages around Ackworth. Undulating course 08-Apr Greater Manchester Marathon http://www.greatermanchestermarathon.com/home/ Limited places remaining - Fast flat alternative to London. Sorry Kiddiwinks, this ones strictly for the older members. You need to be over 33 to race and over 35 to 18-Mar Yorks vets - Horsforth http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ qualify for prizes. 08-Apr Baildon Boundary Way https://www.baildonrunners.co.uk/baildon-boundary-way Half Marathon trail race organised by Baildon Runners 15-Apr Vale of York 10 mile http://www.evensplits.events/voy10 10 Mile road race around fast, flat, traffic-free closed roads 22-Apr London Marathon https://www.virginmoneylondonmarathon.com/en-gb/ Date Event Website Comments https://www.runforall.com/events/half-marathon/leeds-half- Always lots of Foxes on this measured half that starts and finishes in front of the Town Hall. Great support 13-May Leeds half Marathon marathon/ from around the course. 5k, 10k, Half and Full Marathon options. Flat road courses around Edinburgh. Always a good number of 25-26 May Edinburgh Marathon Festival https://www.edinburghmarathon.com/2017/05/31/emf2018/ foxes make the trip over the border for this one. 31-May Apperley Bridge Canter https://horsforthharriers.co.uk/our-club-race/ Approx 10k of off road fun around the Aire Valley. Leeds Race Series. Marathon, half marathon & 10K options all starting from Lakeside Coniston. Mostly off road and 03-Jun Lakeland Trails Marathon http://www.lakelandtrails.org/marathon/ challenging but fun. Chance to have a go at a local Fell Race. Approx 5k with around 900 foot elevation. What better way to 06-Jun Otley Chevin Fell Race https://bookitzone.com/tim_agar/VK2FFX spend a Wednesday Evening? Leeds Race Series 13-Jun Otley 10 http://otleyac.org.uk/otley-10-mile-road-race/ Challenging mid week 10 mile road race around the Streets of Otley and area. Leeds Race Series 17-Jun Puma Pudsey 10k http://www.pudseypacers.com/events/pudsey-10k 10k multi Terrain Race around the streets and valley of Pudsey. Leeds Race Series. Race 5 in the Yorkshire Vets Grand Prix Series - If you are 33 or 34 you can run as a non-scorer. 35 or over 27-Jun Yorks vets - Race 5 South Leeds http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ you can run and score points in the series. 27-Jun HPH Summer Mile http://www.hydeparkharriers.co.uk/hph-mile/ Chance to go for a 1 mile PB on the Tarmac paths of Woodhouse Moor. Leeds Race Series. 30-Jun Endure 24 http://www.endure24.co.uk/ 24 hour race held at Bramham Park. Can be ran solo, pairs or team relay. Date Event Website Comments 10 mile road race around Eccup & North Leeds. Always popular with members and usually sells out. Leeds 01-Jul Eccup 10 mile http://www.abbeyrunners.co.uk/eccup-10/ Race Series https://www.sportsentrysolutions.com/new_race_page.php?r 01-Jul Harrogate 10k Undulating multi terrain race set in the beautiful Crimple Valley area around Harrogate. ecordID=200812 03-Jul Jane Tomlinson 5k canal race http://rothwellharriers.org.uk/canal-run 5k race along the canal at Methley organised by Rothwell Athletics Club. Leeds Race Series. Challenging off road relays on the Danefield estate on Otley Chevin. Teams of 3 running the same 5k 03-Jul Danefield Relays https://www.fellandale.com/danefieldrelay/ course. Look out for the RR Facebook Event. Race 6 in the Yorkshire Vets Grand Prix Series - If you are 33 or 34 you can run as a non-scorer. 35 or over 07-Jul Yorks vets - Race 6 Keighley http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ you can run and score points in the series. 08-Jul Leeds 10k https://www.runforall.com/events/10k/leeds-10k/ Fast flat road course from Leeds City Centre. Good PB Potential 10-Jul Golden Acre Park Relay http://www.abbeyrunners.co.uk/golden-acre-relay/ 3 x 2.75 mile relay within Golden Acre Park. Teams of 3 - Men, Ladies, Mixed & Vets. 11-Jul The School Run Calverley Leeds https://bookings.itsgrimupnorthrunning.co.uk/book/47 5k and 10k options. Local Charity Race. Club relays around Fewston & Swinsty reservoirs. 3 runners per team with legs between 3-4 mile. Look 13-Jul Washburn Valley Relays http://otleyac.org.uk/ out for the RR Facebook Event. 15-Jul Burton Leonard 10k http://www.burtonleonard10k.co.uk/enter-2018.html Single-lap undulating course around quiet village lanes, farm track, bridleway and fields. A rare opportunity to race on a weekend evening on fully closed, well lit roads. Flat, straight and fast 22-Jul Brighouse Running Festival http://cannonballevents.co.uk/brighouse-running-festival/ courses for all abilities. 10k, 4k, 2k options available. Race 7 in the Yorkshire Vets Grand Prix Series - If you are 33 or 34 you can run as a non-scorer. 35 or over 24-Jul Yorks vets - Race 7 Saltaire http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ you can run and score points in the series. Race 6 in the Yorkshire Vets Grand Prix Series - If you are 33 or 34 you can run as a non-scorer. 35 or over 07-Jul Yorks vets - Race 6 Keighley http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ you can run and score points in the series. 05-Aug York 10k https://www.runforall.com/events/10k/york-10k/ Fast flat road course ran through and around the centre of York. Good PB Potential https://www.hardmoors110.org.uk/hardmoors-26-2-rosedale- Challenging trail marathons, half-marathons and 10ks based in various beautiful locations around the 05-Aug Hardmoors Trail Marathon Series - Rosedale trail-marathon/ North York Moors. Sell out very quickly! Race 8 in the Yorkshire Vets Grand Prix Series - If you are 33 or 34 you can run as a non-scorer. 35 or over 08-Aug Yorks vets - Race 8 Halifax http://www.yvaa.org/grand-prix/ you can run and score points in the series.
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