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Robin Hood Half Marathon events
Sunday 26 September 2021
Nottingham City Centre
Robin Hood Half Marathon - Entries close 20 September
The deadline for entering the hotly anticipated return of the Robin Hood Half Marathon is almost here! After a pause in 2020, September 26 will see runners of all kinds, return to a party atmosphere as the city comes together to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the event.
Fancy something shorter? Join the Robin Hood Mini Marathon in partnership with Ikano Bank which takes place over 2.5km on the same day! Something for all the family.
Entries must close on September 26 and these will be on a collection only basis. Make sure you don’t miss on the running event of the year, taking in all parts of the city including the stunning Wollaton Park, before crossing the finish line at Victoria Embankment where a very special, bespoke 40th anniversary finisher medal awaits you.
We can’t wait to be back and we hope you can join us!
Nottingham's favourite running festival will return with a big 40th birthday celebration on Sunday 26 September.
The first ever Robin Hood runners took to the streets in 1981 and since, the event has become a firm favourite in the race calendar for thousands across the country. In the past decade alone, over 100,000 runners have laced up, taken to the 13.1 mile course and proudly collected their finishers’ medal.
There’s an event for everyone at this milestone occasion – kids, get ready to take on mum and dad at the start line of the Mini Marathon. Put your classmates to the test with the Schools Challenge and who will reign champion of your colleagues in the Corporate Challenge?
Early bird entries are now open for the 40th anniversary event – don’t delay, visit the event’s website and bag your best discounted spot today.
Following runner feedback and making conscious steps in the event’s approach to sustainability, the event now has a 2-tier race entry structure; one for those runners who would like a 40th anniversary commemorative finisher’s t-shirt and a goody bag from £32.95, and an alternative option for those just wanting their race medal from £29.95.
Millions of pounds have been raised for national and local charities over the years. In the past decade alone, the event has helped to raise over £3 million for the vital work of organisations such as Cancer Research UK, NSPCC, ABF The Soldier’s Charity, Forever Stars, Stroke Association and Nottingham Hospitals Charity, to name a few. Home to Britain’s finest athletes, first timers and charity fundraisers, the event is proud to cater for all, from youngsters to parents, colleagues to running groups – no matter your age, running ability, this festival is for all.
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