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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 Valley Feb 27th Feb 17th £25 Leicestershire Half Leicestershire Feb 28th Feb 12th £30 MARCH 21 Oulton Park 5K Oulton Park March 7th Feb 25th £22 Oulton Park 10K Oulton Park March 7th Feb 25th £26 Oulton Park Half Oulton Park March 7th Feb 25th £30 Oulton Park 16 Mile Oulton Park March 7th Feb 25th £30 Oulton Park 20 Mile Oulton Park March 7th Feb 25th £30 Oulton Park Marathon Oulton Park March 7th Feb 25th £32 Chase the Moon Olympic 5K Olympic Park March 10th Feb 28th £22 Chase the Moon Olympic 10K Olympic Park March 10th Feb 28th £22 Tatton Park 10K Tatton Park March 13th March 3rd £21 Clapham Common 5K Clapham March 13th March 3rd £22 Clapham Common 10K Clapham March 13th March 3rd £24 Heaton Park 5K Heaton Park March 14th March 4th £22 Heaton Park 10K Heaton Park March 14th March 4th £22 Heaton Park Half Heaton Park March 14th March 4th £26 Brixton 5K Brixton March 14th March 4th £22 Brixton 10K Brixton March 14th March 4th £24 Olympic Park 5K Olympic Park March 20th March 10th £24 Olympic Park 10K Olympic Park March 20th March 10th £24 Tatton Park 10K Tatton Park March 27th March 17th £21 Lee Valley Velopark 5K Lee Valley March 27th March 11th £20 Lee Valley Velopark 10K Lee Valley March 27th March 11th £21 Lee Valley Velopark 10 Mile Lee Valley March 27th March 11th £21 Lee Valley - Half Lee Valley March 27th March 11th £25 Tatton Park Half Tatton Park March 28th March 18th £32 Bedford Autodrome 5K Bedford March 28th March 18th £22 Bedford Autodrome 10K Bedford March 28th March 18th £26 Bedford Autodrome Half Bedford March 28th March 18th £28 Bedford Autodrome 16 Mile Bedford March 28th March 18th £28 Bedford Autodrome 20 Mile Bedford March 28th March 18th £30 Bedford Autodrome Marathon Bedford March 28th March 18th £32 APRIL 21 Gateshead Half Marathon Gateshead April 4th March 25th £33 Greenwood MC 5K Greenwood MC April 4th March 25th £24 Greenwood MC 10K Greenwood MC April 4th March 25th £26 Greenwood MC Half Greenwood MC April 4th March 25th £30 Greenwood MC 20 Mile Greenwood MC April 4th March 25th £30 Greenwood MC Marathon Greenwood MC April 4th March 25th £34 Kempton Park 5K Kempton Park April 5th March 26th £20 Kempton Park 10K Kempton Park April 5th March 26th £22 Kempton Park Half Kempton Park April 5th March 26th £26 Kempton Park Marathon Kempton Park April 5th March 26th £30 Tatton Park 10K Tatton Park April 10th March 31st £21 Wimbledon Common Half Wimbledon April 11th April 1st £30 Run4Colour East Anglia April 11th TBC £20 Kilomathon - 13.1K Edinburgh April 11th TBC £35 Kilomathon - 6.55K Edinburgh April 11th TBC £30 Kilomathon - 2.62K Edinburgh April 11th TBC £18 Chase the Moon Olympic 5K Olympic Park April 14th April 4th £22 Chase the Moon Olympic 10K Olympic Park April 14th April 4th £22 Inflatable 5K Hampshire April 17th April 2nd £30 Alexandra Palace 5K Ally Pally April 18th April 8th £22 Alexandra Palace 10K Ally Pally April 18th April 8th £22 Leicestershire 10K Leicestershire April 18th April 8th £24 Inflatable 5K London April 24th April 9th £30 Lee Valley Velopark 5K Lee Valley April 24th April 14th £20 Lee Valley Velopark 10K Lee Valley April 24th April 14th £21 Lee Valley Velopark 10 Mile Lee Valley April 24th April 14th £21 Lee Valley - Half Lee Valley April 24th April 14th £25 Run Media City 5K Salford April 29th April 19th £21 Run Media City 10K Salford April 29th April 19th £21 MAY 21 Event Location Race Date Estimated Reg Price Newbury Racecourse 5K Newbury May 1st April 21st £20 Newbury Racecourse 10K Newbury May 1st April 21st £22 Newbury Racecourse Half Newbury May 1st April 21st £26 Wimbledon Common Half Wimbledon May 2nd April 22nd £30 GEAR 10K East Anglia May 2nd April 9th £27 Milton Keynes Marathon Milton Keynes May 3rd April 19th £50 Milton Keynes Half Marathon Milton Keynes May 3rd April 19th £38 Clapham Common 5K Clapham May 8th April 28th £22 Clapham Common 10K Clapham May 8th April 28th £24 Inflatable 5K Yorkshire May 8th April 23rd £30 Tatton Park 10K Tatton Park May 8th April 28th £21 Run Aintree 5K Liverpool May 9th April 29th £22 Run Aintree 10K Liverpool May 9th April 29th £25 Run Aintree Half Liverpool May 9th April 29th £28 Crystal Palace 5K Crystal Palace May 9th April 29th £22 Crystal Palace 10K Crystal Palace May 9th April 29th £22 Crystal Palace Half Crystal Palace May 9th April 29th £25 Leeds Half Marathon Leeds May 9th April 16th £37 Chase the Sun Olympic 5K Olympic Park May 12th May 2nd £22 Chase the Sun Olympic 10K Olympic Park May 12th May 2nd £22 Heaton Park 5K Heaton Park May 12th May 2nd £22 Heaton Park 10K Heaton Park May 12th May 2nd £22 Birmingham 5K Birmingham May 16th May 6th £18 Birmingham10K Birmingham May 16th May 6th £21 Birmingham Half Birmingham May 16th May 6th £26 Hackney Half Hackney May 16th April £72 Inflatable 5K Chichester May 16th April 30th £30 Colchester Stampede 10K Colchester May 16th May 6th £32 Chase the Wimbledon 5K Wimbledon May 19th May 9th £22 Chase the Wimbledon 10K Wimbledon May 19th May 9th £22 Leicestershire 5K Leicestershire May 20th May 10th £21 Leicestershire 10K Leicestershire May 20th May 10th £21 Olympic Park 5K Olympic Park May 22nd May 12th £24 Olympic Park 10K Olympic Park May 22nd May 12th £24 Inflatable 5K Chester May 22nd May 6th £30 Heaton Park 5K Heaton Park May 23rd May 13th £22 Heaton Park 10K Heaton Park May 23rd May 13th £22 Heaton Park Half Heaton Park May 23rd May 13th £26 Chase the Sun Brixton 5K Brixton May 26th May 16th £22 Chase the Sun Brixton 10K Brixton May 26th May 16th £22 Chase the Sun Battersea 5K Battersea May 27th May 17th £22 Chase the Sun Battersea 10K Battersea May 27th May 17th £22 Run Media City 5K Salford May 27th May 17th £21 Run Media City 10K Salford May 27th May 17th £21 RunFestRun Windsor May 28-30th May 17th £45 Lee Valley Velopark 5K Lee Valley May 29th May 19th £20 Lee Valley Velopark 10K Lee Valley May 29th May 19th £21 Lee Valley Velopark 10 Mile Lee Valley May 29th May 19th £21 Lee Valley - Half Lee Valley May 29th May 19th £25 Edinburgh 5K Edinburgh May 29th May 19th £40 Edinburgh 10K Edinburgh May 29th May 19th £60 Edinburgh Half Marathon Edinburgh May 30th May 19th £110 Edinburgh Marathon Edinburgh May 30th May 19th £220 Chepstow Racecourse 5K Chepstow May 30th May 20th £20 Chepstow Racecourse 10K Chepstow May 30th May 20th £22 Chepstow Racecourse Half Chepstow May 30th May 20th £26 Swansea Triathlon Swansea May 31st TBC £80 JUNE 21 Event Location Race Date Estimated Reg Price Tatton Park 10K Tatton Park June 2nd May 23rd £21 Battersea Park 5K Battersea June 5th May 25th £22 Battersea Park 10K Battersea June 5th May 25th £22 Inflatable 5K Essex June 5th May 20th £30 Hertfordshire 10K Hertfordshire June 6th May 27th £28 Hertfordshire Half Hertfordshire June 6th May 27th £34 Hull Half Marathon Hull June 6th May 14th £35 Hull 10K Hull June 6th May 14th £28 Northampton 10K Northampton June 6th May 27th £24 Chase the Sun Olympic 5K Olympic Park June 9th May 30th £22 Chase the Sun Olympic 10K Olympic Park June 9th May 30th £22 Chase the Sun Cheshire 5K Cheshire June 9th May 30th £22 Chase the Sun Cheshire 10K Cheshire June 9th May 30th £22 Fishguard Triathlon - Sprint South Wales June 12th TBC £50 Wales Triathlon - Middle South Wales June 12th TBC £135 Inflatable 5K Glasgow June 12th May 27th £30 Dorney 5K Lake Dorney June 13th June 3rd £22 Dorney 10K Lake Dorney June 13th June 3rd £22 Dorney Half Lake Dorney June 13th June 3rd £26 Derby Half Marathon Derby June 13th May 21st £35 Cheltenham 5K Cheltenham June 13th June 3rd £22 Cheltenham 10K Cheltenham June 13th June 3rd £26 Cheltenham Half Cheltenham June 13th June 3rd £28 Chase the Sun Clapham 5K Clapham June 16th June 6th £22 Chase the Sun Clapham 10K Clapham June 16th June 6th £22 Chase the Sun Coventry 5K Coventry June 16th June 6th £22 Chase the Sun Coventry 10K Coventry June 16th June 6th £22 Inflatable 5K Hertfordshire June 19th June 3th £30 Run Tatton 10K Tatton Park June 19th June 9th £21 Spartan Beast Wales June 19th June 4th £75 Spartan Sprint Wales June 20th June 4th £50 Spartan Super Wales
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    Inspiring stories from AudioFuel customers Since I've been an audiofuel customer, running has helped me deal with depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. Even when I feel low, tired and like I don't want to carry on, listening to audiofuel tracks helps to give me the motivation I need to get out and run. When I run, it helps improve my mood and this in turn helps me to live life to its fullest. ______________________ I lost 3 stone after running to audio fuel pyramid 200 and went on to complete a half marathon having only trained for 10 weeks ! My proudest moment was when I planned to go out for a 3 mile run, got lost and managed to run 5 miles! My first distance larger than 3 miles, and I kept at the same pace. I was so proud of myself! ______________________ Inspiration from Team AudioFuel Page 1 of 79 I'm 62 and have been exercising routinely for decades. However I amped it up with the interval training and not only did I peel off a few pounds, but my energy is great! I love intervals and so does my dog. (I also out ran my 37 year old son, and it inspired him to amp it up too!) ______________________ Having come back from 8 months of injury and operations, all my running has been done to audiofuel, without it I don't think I would be back running 4 times per week. The speed session is slower but I can see improvement, the long runs painfully slow.