Goring 10K
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Goring 10K
The Goring 10K is a 10 km road race through Oxfordshire countryside. The route uses mostly closed roads with a short off-road section, includes chip timing, and relies on many volunteers to operate marshals and aid stations.
The event is the main fundraiser for the local primary school. Food and drink sales at the race village support the school, and all runners receive an eco medal and a flapjack at the finish. There is one water station on route, located around the halfway point in South Stoke, and an additional station at the finish.
Trophies are awarded in Male and Female age categories: Women's Open (15 to 39), Women's Veterans (40 to 49), Women's Super Veterans (50 to 59), Women's Masters (60 to 69), Women's Grand Masters (70+), Men's Open (15 to 39), Men's Veterans (40 to 49), Men's Super Veterans (50 to 59), Men's Masters (60 to 69) and Men's Grand Masters (70+). Non-binary entrants are accepted but prize categories follow UKA guidance for Male and Female awards. Results are based on gun time rather than chip time.
Race number collection and on‑the‑day registration take place at Bourdillon Field behind Goring Primary School. Toilets are provided at the race start, the primary school and the main village car park. Bag drop is available at Storton Lodge next to the start, left at the owner's risk. First aid is provided on course and at the race village by Trailmed. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
