Doncaster周辺の5Kレース

The York 5K Series October race is an evening 5K run held at the University of York Sport Village Cycle Circuit. It begins at 7:30pm near the YO10 5FG postcode in York. This event is part of the EvenSplits York 5K races, a monthly series taking place from February to November. The course utilizes the Sport Village cycle circuit, providing a flat, fast surface as opposed to a road route through town. This design makes it suitable for runners aiming for a personal best, and the series offers local runners a consistent way to measure their progress throughout the season. Fundraising is available via GoFundMe, and previous results from the October race are published.

The York 5K is a flat, five-lap road race held on the cycle circuit at the University of York Sport Village. The Even Splits series takes place monthly from February to November. Each race is limited to 200 runners and is designed for those seeking a measured 5K effort, free from road crossings, hills, or complex logistics. The course is suitable for fast running, wheelchair athletes, club races, and individuals monitoring their progress over time. Each runner is assigned a race number with an embedded chip, and results are texted immediately after finishing, with kilometre splits available the following day. Performances are recorded on Power of 10 because of the EA licence. Water, distance markers, and toilets are available. There is no bag drop, changing area, or showers. The finish-line tradition is straightforward: runners receive a chocolate bar.

The Leeds 5K is a monthly, traffic-free 5 km race held at the University of Leeds Brownlee Centre, taking place from February through November. It begins at 19:30 on a flat, three-lap road course with a 200-runner capacity, designed for those preferring a focused evening race over a large, busy event. The race is chip-timed, EA licensed, and open to wheelchair athletes. The process is simple: register beforehand, then collect or reuse a race number containing a timing chip, which can be kept for subsequent Leeds or York 5K races. Results are sent via text immediately after finishing, with mile splits available the following day, aiding in monitoring progress over time or competing against clubmates. Basic facilities include toilets and water, but no changing rooms, showers, or baggage storage. A small post-run tradition is receiving a chocolate bar.

The York 5K is a monthly 5K race held on Friday nights at the University of York Sport Village Cycle Circuit, with events taking place from February through November. The course is flat, traffic-free, and designed for quick times; the organizers state it is Yorkshire's flattest, fastest 5K. The field is limited to 200 runners, making it a focused event rather than a large city race. It begins at 19:30, employs chip timing, and is EA licensed, allowing results to be recorded on Power of 10. The race is intended for runners seeking a consistent 5K to compete in throughout the season, whether aiming for a personal best, tracking improvement over time, or racing against club members. Results are delivered via text shortly after finishing, with kilometre splits available the following day. Participants receive a race number with an integrated timing chip, which can also be used at the Leeds 5K. A chocolate bar is provided at the finish line. Entry is not available on the day, and there is no baggage storage, changing facilities, or showers, so it is best suited for those who arrive prepared to run.

The Sherwood Christmas 10k & 5k is a festive trail race held at Sherwood Pines in Nottinghamshire, offering 10k, 5k, and junior run options. Taking place late in the year during the Christmas season, the junior race begins at 9:30 am, followed by the main races at 10:00 am. The course features multi-terrain, undulating paths through the forest, providing more variety than a flat road race. This event is suitable for club runners, beginners, and families. It embraces holiday spirit with opportunities for runners to dress up, volunteers cheering along the route, and a prize for the best Santa-inspired outfit. The race also supports Shelter, an organization assisting individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of it.

The Leeds 5K is a monthly traffic-free 5K held at the University of Leeds Brownlee Centre, taking place from February through November. The race offers a straightforward, repeatable setup: chip timing, an EA licence, Power of 10 results, and immediate finish-line text results. Race HQ is located at the Brownlee Centre on Bodington Playing Fields. This event is suited for runners seeking a consistent benchmark rather than a singular challenge. Club runners can use it to compete against rivals, while newer runners can monitor their progress. Mile splits are published the following day, and all finishers receive a chocolate bar. First-time participants are issued a race number with an embedded timing chip, which can also be used at the York 5K.

Curly's The Great Sprout Scuttle is a trail running event at Normanby Hall Country Park & Gardens, offering 5k and 10k routes through the countryside. It's framed as a Christmas Day event for runners, centered on sprouts, seasonal fun, and the opportunity to walk, jog, or run with friends rather than shop. The main races follow trail paths; the 10k is licensed by the Trail Running Association and conducted under UK Athletics rules. Families can also participate in the 3k Pyjama Express fun event. The Santa's Super Sleigh Team Challenge offers a fundraising component with slots for twelve teams, a donation-based entry, and a fundraising goal. Curly's collaborates with Lindsey Lodge Hospice, blending casual festive running with support for a local charity.

The Wakefield Hospice 5K is a flat, single-lap road race held in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, on a Sunday morning in March. It covers 5 km, begins at 09:00, and is suitable for wheelchairs. The field is limited to 225 participants. The route is a shortened out-and-back 5K that shares the start and finish line with the hospice's 10K event. Race HQ facilities are located in Thornes Park. Wakefield Hospice organizes the race to raise funds for patient care. The event is open to runners aged 11 and over, including first-timers, club runners, families, and those running in memory of someone. Prizes are awarded to the top three men and women, and all finishers receive a commemorative Wakefield Hospice T-shirt.