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Your Race Guide #Weareback 05.09.21 YOUR RACE GUIDE #WEAREBACK COURSE INFO | FIND YOUR NEXT CHALLENGE | DAY TIMETABLE & MORE! All profits from Run for All Ltd will go directly to the Jane Tomlinson Appeal. All entrants are encouraged to fundraise for the charity of their choice. WELCOME A WELCOME TO THE ASDA FOUNDATION LEEDS 10K The wait is nearly over, the Leeds 10K is Please ensure you read this guide BIG fast approaching and we can’t wait to see thoroughly and ensure you arrive in plenty you all on the start line. of time for the event. The Leeds 10K is the flagship Run For All Whilst we are excited that mass event and will always be a very special participation events are allowed to return event within our calendar. and that restrictions have been eased Thanks to the support of runners like you, we would ask all entrants and spectators this event has raised a phenomenal sum to remain respectful of each other of money for charity and has become throughout the event. THANK a staple event in the Yorkshire running Respect social distancing where possible calendar. and whilst not essential we would With race day almost here we want to encourage you to wear a face covering make sure you have all the details you where appropriate. need and hopefully answer and questions We hope you are looking forward to event you may have. day as much as we are. Arguably one of Enclosed in this race guide are details the region’s most loved 10K events, you’re regarding what to expect on race day as sure to love this event as much as we well as key details about parking, your do. With crowds out on course ready to give you hero’s welcome as you finish we race packs and our Covid-19 guidelines. YOUYou should take enormous pride in being We would also like to take this promise this will be an incredible event. part of the Leeds 10K. We are expecting opportunity to thank the Leeds City to raise a huge sum of money for local Council as well as all our event partners for charities, big and small thanks to the their continued support, especially over incredible support of runners like you. the past 16 months. These events wouldn’t On behalf of all the charities involved, be possible without their support. WHERE IT ALL STARTED THANK YOU. Whether you’re looking to smash a PB, enjoy a bit of fun competition with family and friends, or you’re just happy to get around the course, we hope that you enjoy your day and continue to support our runs! JANE TOMLINSON’S RUN FOR ALL Run For All is part of the lasting legacy of the late amateur athlete and fundraiser Jane Tomlinson CBE. At Run For All, we continue Jane’s vision, to provide a fundraising vehicle for a huge number of local and national charities. Every year tens of thousands of people take part in events like the Leeds 10K – running for charity, for a personal challenge or just for fun. While we’ve changed since that first event in 2007 – not least by growing significantly, Run For All’s philosophy remains exactly the same; high-quality, great fun events for absolutely all abilities. 4 Good luck to all the runners We are on a journey to discover the inner strength of people just like you. We hope you enjoy our range of tasty, all natural, high-protein products! Pick them up at selected ASDA stores. sweat, smile, repeat and #FeedYourdrIVe with arla protein. PLAN YOUR DAY EVENT INTRO YOUR RACE PACK Here we go, the Asda Foundation Leeds 10K is almost here. Race Numbers will start to arrive with entrants from 25th August. If you’ve not received your race pack in the post by the 2nd September please contact us using Bringing that race-day buzz, hearing even louder the contact form on our website. roars from the crowds and seeing so many of you achieve amazing things at the finish line. You’re set to raise hundreds of thousands of What’s in it? pounds for charities across the UK, and we can’t thank you enough for your support. Your race1234 number Make sure that your number is fixed to the front of your t-shirt or running vest. It must be clearly visible. 1234You will need your number to access the WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT? start line Assembly Zones. FOR ALL atmosphere At Run For All we pride our events SPONSORED BY 1234 on being FOR ALL and this 10K is no different. So, whatever your own personal goals, you can enjoy incredibly inclusive Need a hand? Our friendly Eventeer team spirit and feel good running! will be on-course and around the venue in their fluorescent yellow t-shirts to help you 1234 out and provide support. Without the support of our amazing Baggage tag Eventeers, this event would simply not The Clarion Leeds 10K Corporate Your baggage tag is a tear-off strip be possible. We would like to say a big attached to the bottom of your race Challenge brings teams together from thank you to Central Scouts, St Matthew businesses across the region to enjoy number if you want to use the baggage Scouts, Leeds Good Gym, Leeds Beckett drop off-facilities. some competitive spirit and be amongst Snowsports and South Leeds Lakers. All the thousands of participants taking part the finish line smiles and money raised at in one of Leeds’ biggest runs. Run For All’s Home City favourite are the products of their hard work. Please take the Your timing chip time to give them a big thank you. Your timing chip is already attached to your race number. GOOD TO KNOW Here are some of our top tips Keep your race number dry and safe. Wear your chipped bib number on your KEY TIMINGS To be extra prepared, pin your race chest on the outer layer of clothing number to your race top or vest. Then e.g. if a running jacket is worn, wear 7.00am Race Office and Assembly 8.58am Wheelchair start there is no way you could possibly lose it. your number on top of this. Do not areas open cover your bib number and chip with a 9.00am Leeds 10K starts Your timing chip is affixed to your race bumbag or running belt. 7.00am Baggage store opens number, please do not remove, fold the 9.19am First wheelchair finisher chip or pierce your physical timing chip Your bib and timing chip does not need 8.40am Warm up starts expected with safety pins. to be collected in after the event. It can be kept as a memento of your race day. 9.30am First finisher expected 7 8 EVENT INTRO GETTING THERE Travelling to Leeds is easier and quicker than you may think and so Run For All would encourage all entrants to look at the possibility of using public transport where possible to attend the event or to join with family and friends to car share. By car Burley Road, West Street, International Pool, Wellington Street NCP and Citi Park 7 Whitehall Road.are the closest car parks to the start of the Leeds 10K. For more information on travel and car parking visit our website here. By bike You can find a useful map that marks cycle parking here. Please note, road closures are applicable to bikes as well. By train Frequent, direct trains carry visitors from London to Leeds in just over two hours. There are also regular services from Scotland, the North East, the Midlands and across the Pennines. For more information go to www.nationalrail.co.uk or call 08457 48 49 50. By bus The Wellington Street.bus stop is the most convenient for the start and finish of the Leeds 10K. You can also use the Elland Road Park and Ride service. The Z3 will take you to Leeds train station. Please bear in mind that buses will be affected by the road closures, so for alterations to services, please visit: www.yorkshiretravel.net 9 ON YOUR MARKS GET SET The day you’ve been waiting for has finally arrived. Whatever the weather, let’s make it a day to remember with some inspirational achievements accomplished RACE DAY! and amazing memories made. IMPORTANT COVID-19 INFORMATION Following the easing of the Race Numbers Under no Government’s Roadmap we ask that circumstances swap your number all runners adhere to the following or give your place to another before attending the Leeds 10K. participant. All entrants must undertake a self- Face coverings Whilst these are not assessment for COVID-19 symptoms. mandatory we would encourage all Do not travel to the event if you entrants to consider wearing a face are showing any symptoms of covering pre and post race and for COVID-19. No-one should leave home Corporate Runners when they are to participate in the event if you, or moving around indoors. someone you live with, have symptoms of COVID-19 currently recognised as Social distancing Please where any of the following. possible observe social distancing and A high temperature be respectful of both other entrants and volunteers throughout the event. A new, continuous cough A loss of, or change to, their sense of Travel Please give yourself extra time smell or taste to get to and from the event. Should you report or demonstrate any Toilets These will be situated and such symptoms, you must follow NHS spaced out across the Event Village.
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