ARCHIVED RACE: The Regent’s Park: Royal Parks Summer 10K Series 2020 Sunday 26 July @ The Hub, Regent’s Park Road, Greater London, England, United Kingdom on 26 July 2020

This is race 2 of 3 in the Royal Parks Summer 10K Series 2020, the remaining two races taking place at Hyde Park and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in June/August. Whilst we welcome runners who only wish to participate in a single race, please note that discounted series entry is available (prior to the first race in the series only).

Running alongside London Zoo, lucky runners will spot camels, giraffes or even some big cats, while other sections of the course take you past the tranquil boating lake, floral gardens and centuries-old statues and monuments.

With the start / finish line situated next to The Hub – the park’s largest cafe and changing facility – and acres of open space for relaxing and recovering with friends, you’ll be able to make a great trip out to celebrate one of your fastest 10K times, recorded using chip-timing on this official UK Athletics licensed and measured course.

There’s no finish line feeling quite like The Regent’s Park!

When: Sunday 26 July 2020 at 09:30.

Where: The Hub, The Regent’s Park, The Outer Circle, London. NW1 4RU.

Pricing: £20 Unaffiliated, £18 Affiliated, £0 Gold Members.

Entry on the Day: Subject to a £2 surcharge (cash only, subject to availability).

Series Pricing (for all 3 races): £55 Unaffiliated, £50 Affiliated, £0 Gold Members.

Age Requirements: Participants must be aged 15 or over on the day of the race.

Registration: From 08:30 to 09:15.

Race Numbers: For collection at registration on the day only, numbers will not be posted. To be fastened to the front of your top using safety pins provided at registration, your number should be visible at all times. Your timing chip is attached to the back of your number and should not be removed.

Timing: Chip-timed, with a new race number/chip for each race in the series.

Licensing: This race will be licensed with UK Athletics and the results submitted to Run Britain within a week of the race.