London Landmarks organisers are still working with local authorities to try and secure an alternative date. However, in the meantime they have now introduced a virtual event, the Local Landmarks Half Marathon 2020 Challenge.
This is a solo virtual challenge that encourages everyone to run around their local landmarks. London Landmarks runners can run the half marathon distance, but 5k or 10k distance also qualify for the challenge. It will be an opportunity to make the most of your training and continue to fundraise if you would like to.
This event has been postponed due to Covid-19 - the team are currently working on a new date TBC.
This event has been postponed due to Covid-19 - the team are currently working on a new date TBC.
Starting and finishing in St. James's Park, runners will enjoy the sights of the city and pass some of London's most iconic landmarks including Nelson's Column, St Paul's Cathedral, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament & Westminster Abbey.
The flat and fast route starts and finishes at Nottingham Forest FC’s ground, on the banks of the River Trent.
From the football stadium, the course takes runners on a journey through the scenic Lady Bay area, where you’ll be cheered on by crowds of enthusiastic spectators.
The magical Cotswold Way crosses areas of outstanding natural beauty, with fantastic panoramic views & picturesque villages. It's a great setting for a new Ultra Challenge that heads out from the heart of historic Bath and 100km later with a few hills en route - it's a finish line celebration in Cheltenham.
Along with the rest of the UK, we have been closely monitoring the ongoing Coronavirus situation. At a time of such uncertainty and worry, we feel that it is only right that we do not go ahead with the CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk in Southwark Park this year.
The CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk will now be taking place virtually on Sunday 28th June.
Every year, thousands of people come to the iconic capital city to join the community of incredible triathletes taking on the challenge of #TheLondonTri. The event takes place at the ExCel Centre, Royal Victoria Dock and has a unique urban route, giving participants the chance to swim, bike and run past London’s world-famous landmarks. With a variety of distances, routes and wave categories to choose from, the event caters for athletes of all levels; from first-time triathletes to Olympic champions, everyone is welcome at the AJ Bell London Triathlon.
The Prudential RideLondon is Britain’s biggest celebration of cycling. Follow in the tracks of the Olympic greats by taking part in this London 2012 legacy event.
The festival includes a 100 mile cycle and a 46 mile cycle on the same day, perfect for a range of cycling abilities.
The event starts in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and then follows a 100 or 46 mile route on closed roads through the capital and into Surrey’s stunning countryside before finishing on The Mall in central London.
The Asda Foundation Hull 10K, about to enter its ninth year, showcases the very best this East Riding city has to offer.
With the route flat and fast, it is suitable for participants just starting their running journey or more seasoned athletes.
Edinburgh Marathon Festival has a variety of events for all. A marathon, half marathon, 10k and 5k.
Experience a running event like no other on the streets of Manchester and remember, no matter how you get to the start-line, the North West runs together.
The Skyline Events London to Brighton Cycle Ride is a mass-participation cycle ride covering from Clapham Common in London to Madeira Drive on Brighton sea front. In 2019 the ride will take place on the 15th September. Over 4,000 cyclists are expected to take part in this year's iconic ride and now is your chance to get pedaling 54 miles on two wheels for CRY!
The Great North Run is the worlds biggest half marathon, with more than 57,000 runners pounding the streets of Newcastle. It was also the first International Association of Athletics Federations event in the world to welcome its millionth finisher in 2014!
Due to current circumstances we have taken the decision to move the CRY Heart of Durham Walk from Saturday 3rd October 2020, to Saturday 19th September 2020.
The Brighton Marathon is one of the UK's favourite 26.2-milers. With a stunning backdrop of the sea in one of the country's most vibrant cities, the race gets bigger and better every year. Renowned for its buzzing atmosphere and roaring crowd support, the course winds through the city streets, finishing up on the spectacular Brighton seafront.
We are now accepting CRY place applications via CRunCH!
This is our most popular event so demand always exceeds the number of places we are able to obtain, so we advise you to apply as soon as possible.
The Cardiff University/Cardiff Half Marathon has grown into one of the largest and most exciting road races in the United Kingdom. It is now one of Europe’s largest half marathons and is Wales’ largest mass participation and multi-charity fundraising event.
This stunning central London half marathon, takes in the capital's world-famous landmarks on closed roads, and four of London's eight Royal Parks - Hyde Park, The Green Park, St James's Park and Kensington Gardens. It is the only Half-Marathon that travels through central London and is one of London's largest half-marathons with over 16,000 participants.
The Manchester Marathon has been postponed and new date is Sunday 11th October. There may also be a chance to complete the marathon remotely if you should wish. We will keep CRY runners updated via email.
Save the date for Raising Awareness Week & the CRY Great Cake Bake 2020 - 14th-22nd November
Over the May Bank Holiday 3,000 adventurers will take on 100km from Capital to Coast in the 6th annual London to Brighton Challenge. Most will be walking at a pace that suits them, quite a few will jog parts, and some will run the whole course. You can sign up and fundraise for a Charity of your choice, or just do it for yourself and go for it!
