of the way, then catching a train from Higham as the Strood (rail) tunnel is closed all year. Any tips for travelling on day from bedfordshire luton - bus, car, train? and travelling time to consider? First time running marathon with friend.Thanks Stay

Hello all - after having a disaster in last week's Amsterdam marathon (had to run/walk from 26k onwards and my wife went on to beat me by 26 minutes)i am considering trying to redeem myself by running the Luton marathon. Will have to travel up

Just had a conversation with my best mate who lives in europe and he has told me that a local travel agent has been offering start only places for LM. ie make your own travel arrangments, because the inclusive tour packages are to expensive. Have

I'm travelling nearly 200 miles for this race because I thought Norfolk was flat, what's all this talk of hills ?(not actually travelling just for the race, having a break at Centre parcs down the road)Can anyone tell me what to expect from

I live in the US, but I travel all over for races. This year alone I'll be in at least 4 countries over 3 continents, and possibly 7 US states. I sometimes end up going with friends, both runners and spectators, but sometimes I have to go alone

I live in the US, but I travel all over for races. This year alone I'll be in at least 4 countries over 3 continents, and possibly 7 US states. I sometimes end up going with friends, both runners and spectators, but sometimes I have to go alone

any firms who cover you for that? All insurers will cover you for cancellation if you are ill or injured to the extent that you COULD NOT travel, but I doubt any would cover you for a relatively minor injury which would prevent you running but wouldn

with deception ;-) Last year for the first time the tube was free all day on production of a race number. The travel to the start isn't on the tube but on mainline trains, and that is only free for runners and only on the journey to the start. I catch the DLR

). Is anyone else travelling by train, or does anyone have any ideas?!Thanks!Ruth where are you travelling from? I live in North London, in Finsbury Park. I am travelling from Tooting which deepest darkest south, but you are welcome to a lift from there you

. Disney is a fantastic race, the only downside is the training in the winter. I did all my long runs alone, could not find any decent organised races within reasonable travel distance.I think the only one was Luton marathon which can be done as a relay so