Lincolnshire Run
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Event Overview
The Lincolnshire Run is a 6-hour timed running event. Participants can choose to run 5 km or aim for longer distances up to an ultra marathon within the time limit. The final lap can be started up until 5 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds into the event.
Course Details
The course consists of laps on a flat, tarmac path, mainly following an old railway line. A small section at the start and finish of each lap is on a field. The route is an out-and-back format with no navigation required. The lap distance is 3.28 miles.
Distances & Lap Structure
Distances are achieved by completing a certain number of laps:
- A 5 km distance uses a turn point on the lap.
- A 10 km is 2 laps of the 5 km route.
- A half marathon is 4 laps of the 3.28-mile course.
- A marathon is 8 laps.
- An ultra marathon is 9 or more laps.
On-Site Facilities
A support table at the end of each lap provides water, squash, fizzy drinks, and a variety of food. Toilets are located at the pavilion on the playing field. Parking is available at the Skellingthorpe Community Centre car park.
Participant Information
The event is licensed by the TRA and run under UKA Athletics rules. There are age-based maximum distance restrictions. All finishers receive a bespoke Lincolnshire Run-themed medal and a goody bag. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
