17th November
I'm doing the 10k which is run over the same course (but less laps!). Great place for a pb if it's not windy. Not much scenery, but lots of vintage aircraft around.
I've entered, as has my partner. It will be her first running event for over 20 years, and her target is to complete. She's only been running 3 months, so guaranteed PB but not expecting to break course records
We are just hoping it won't be too windy......
I've entered for the half-marathon Four 5k laps ... and then a bit extra!
For those that have ran it before, is it confusing with 5k, 10k and HM runners all running the same course and starting at the same time?
steve - congrats on the PB! I'm sure there'll be people to run with.
ship-star - it's not confusing. But i'd say everyone sets off really fast because we're all doing the different races. People drop off as the laps go by. I was lapped several times by people going much faster on the 10k or half. But it's not congested at all and enough space for everyone. My advice is to run your own race and don't worry about anyone else - that's what I did last time and ran a really smooth race.
I'm happy to meet up with anyone who wants to! I hope to run it in about 2 hours 10. I think I am likely to be wearing my black 2012 london marathon top (showing off!) or if it is raining I'll be wearing my yellow running jacket and black addidas running hat.
Good luck!
kaffeeg- glad to hear it, I'm hoping this race will see me achieve a shiny new PB so the fewer distractions the better!
it's fast, boring and awful scenery. The races are all run at the same time and some bits are a bit disappointing. Don't expect much by way of a goody bag.
That's ok, I don't race for the goody bags. It's just me against myself and the clock. Scenery is a bonus but not a neccessity.
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I'm doing this again......anyone else?
I cant do it as I've been bard