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ARCHIVED RACE: Tunnel Vision – Night Run @ Brampton Valley Way, Market Harborough, England, United Kingdom on 02 November 2023

Race Info & Description

Race Information:

  • Event Name: Tunnel Vision - Night Run
  • Distance (KMs): 8
  • Distance (Miles): 5
  • Date: 02 November 2023
  • Start Time: 07:30 pm
  • Venue: Brampton Valley Way
  • Organised By: Race Harborough
  • Race Website: Click Here.

Race Facilities

  • Has Toilets? Yes
  • Has Changing Facilities? No
  • Has Water Stations? Yes - One Water station
  • Has Prizes / Awards? Yes - Has Awards or Prizes

Race Description

If you’re after an event that’s a little different – this is it!
Tunnel Vision is an out and back, 5 mile running race. Long enough to be a challenge for quality athletes and short enough to be achievable for less experienced runners looking for a challenge.

We know that you love running in the dark. Some of you prefer it in the morning and others at night. Well, you can do both!

The popular Night Run starts at 7.30pm on Thursday, 2nd November and the Dawn Run at 6.30am on Friday 3rd November. You can enter one or both of them.

Both routes take in the very long and very dark Oxendon Tunnel. At 422m long, the old railway tunnel really is an imposing sight and pitch black. So we’ve decided to light it (mood lighting only, you’ll still need a headtorch) and provide a unique opportunity for you to run through it ….and back again. The Dawn Run has the added bonus of a sunrise to enjoy too.

Entries
Entries are now open, and the entry fee remains unchanged at £20 for a single race and £35 for both.

The minimum age for competitors is 14 years.

Due to the nature of the narrow track, dogs on leads will only be allowed to take part in the Dawn Run. We hope that you understand.

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