race number, be sure to drop off whatever you'll need on the day (whether that's carbo-gels, Jaffa Cakes or a beer) at the Runner's World stand (stand 148), clearly marked with your forum name and support group number. Support teams will be making

in more than 150 countries and an estimated one million people lined London’s streets to cheer on runners in last year’s race. With a field of over 35,000, the presence of the world’s best elite runners and a huge crowd roaring support, taking part

London Marathon is anticipated for months in advance, and as a result the atmosphere on race day is electric. The support is legendary, with huge crowds lining the course; from Londoners out enjoying the day to the dedicated Runner’s World forum support

  Every year there are thousands of races in Britain, ranging from 5K charity jogs to ultra events and with options over trail, countryside, fell, track and road. Some runners cram in races every weekend, but if you want to maximise your

kicks in, the Brass Monkey Half-Marathon is a ticket to your first PB of the year. Described by one runner as "fast, fun and freezing", the Brass Monkey’s flatter-than-flat rural road course should get most runners in under the 2:45 cut-off. Its rural

'll be a different one every day) and pop it onto a competition entry card to be in with a chance of winning one of the 10 pairs of Kinvara 3s given away each day. Visiting the Runner's World stand? We'll have the cards there on Stand 148 too.If you miss

Spring's the perfect time to pick up the pace – or the pieces – of your running regime. The weather's warming up, and runners' diaries will be packed with top racing opportunities over a huge range of distances and terrains. Whether you're worried

1. Snowdonia MarathonWhere? Gwynedd When? OctoberA world away from bustling urban races, the Snowdonia Marathon leads runners on a demanding rural route circling Snowdon, Wales' highest peak. You'll be rewarded with panoramic views down the valley

When we got an email about this event we just had to share it with you. Whether you enjoy the muddy madness of cross-country or stick to organised 5Ks, all runners will be inspired by the feats of celebrated explorer Ranulph Fiennes.Since following

(Cambridgeshire, January 18) This UK Athletics bronze-graded road race sends runners to the top of Cambridgeshire's biggest hill, rewarding runners with views over the rest of the county.Wokingham Half-Marathon (Berkshire, February 8) This fast, flat road race