Bungay Marathon Information
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- Race Date: Sunday 10th April 2011
- Closing date for postal entries: 2nd April 2011
- Half Marathon Start 12:30 pm, Marathon Start 10:30 am
- Time Allowed 3 hours (Half Marathon), 5 hours (Full Marathon)
- 2½ hour half-way cutoff on Full Marathon
- Minimum age on race day 17 (Half Marathon) and 18 (Full Marathon)
- Entry Limit – 600 (Half Marathon), 400 (Full Marathon)
- Family Fun Run Start at 10:40 am (sorry, no dogs)
- Full marathon £18 UKA affiliated*, £20 non-UKA affiliated, (+£3 on day)
- Half marathon £15 UKA affiliated*, £17 non-UKA affiliated, (+£3 on day)
- Entries on the day close PROMPTLY at 9:45 (Full) and 11:45 (Half)
- Start and finish at Maltings Meadow, Nr Bungay, Suffolk. NR35 2RT
- Organised parking for competitors and supporters
- Enter Online or by Post click here
- Race Information and Entry List on website
- Collect Race Numbers and Timing Chips on the day
- Male and female showering and changing facilities
- Medical and First Aid Support
- Medal for Half and Full Marathon
- T-Shirt to order (£8) – Collect on the day
- Refreshments available for runners, friends and family
- BARR Gold Graded Race, Chip Timing, Baggage Facility
- View and order photos from event at http://www.digitography.co.uk/
Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Open, the first in each veteran category wheelchair and club team prizes male and female
Only one prize per runner will be awarded Male Open M40 M50 M60 M70 Female Open F35 F45 F55 F65 Wheelchair
Please read these instructions carefully and if you have any questions, do not hesitate and contact us at entries.secretary@bungay-marathon.co.uk.
Race Numbers
Please collect your race number, timing chip and baggage label on the day of the race. A runner other than yourself must not use your race number. It must not be cut, folded or mutilated in any way and must be fastened securely to the front of your vest or top. Please fill in the personal information required on the reverse side including relevant medical information and contact numbers to aid race staff in the event of an emergency.
Race Rules
This race will be staged under UKA Rules (Licences 2009-100351 (half) and 2009-100352 (full)) and has been graded by the British Association of Road Races (BARR). As such it meets the highest approved standards of race organisation within the UK. The course measurement has been certified as accurate (09/020r (half) and 09/019 (full)) by a UKA approved course measurer.
No person (except a blind runner’s attendant) or animal may accompany a competitor at any point on the course.
All competitors must compete on foot. Roller skates are prohibited. The course is suitable for wheelchairs.
The use of personal stereos, iPods and MP3 players are prohibited during this race and if found using one you will be asked to remove it in the interests of everyone’s safety. You will be running on the left hand side of the public highway during most of the race and as such we want you to be alert and aware of everything that is going on around you.
Facilities
There are changing rooms, toilets and showers for both sexes in the Club House. There will be a sports masseur available pre- and post-race for those weary limbs. There will be a baggage storage facility but please remember you must present your race number to reclaim your baggage, no race number, no return. Please be aware that your baggage is stored by us at your own risk.
Warming Up
Please keep off the pitches, there is space around the perimeter.
Personal Drinks
For Marathon Runners Name/Race Number and Feed Station Number (see course map) on container – deliver to Late Entries by 9.45 please.
The Course
This is a one-lap course (half marathon) or two lap (marathon). It will be clearly marked at every mile. There are five water stations on the half marathon, eleven on the marathon. You must run on the left on road sections and obey instructions and directions of the police and race marshals. The course will remain signed after the cut-off time; marshals will stand down.
The Finish
Please remove your timing chip; in exchange you will be given your memento.
Race Photography
You can order a photograph of your efforts courtesy of www.digitography.co.uk website.
Results
These will be posted as soon as possible on the race website.
Refreshments
Bar in Club House. Tea & Coffee
Other catering (food etc) outside.
First Aid
St John’s Ambulance personnel will be present at the start/finish and along the course supported by the race doctor. If you develop medical problems please alert the nearest marshal and prompt assistance will be provided.
Your Wellbeing
Remember do not run if you are feeling unwell, have been ill or have an injury. Keep well hydrated before, during and after the race. See Medical Advice
Christian African Relief Trust (CART)
There will be a collection point on club house veranda for recycling your Tshirts and trainers (tied together please).
If anyone would like to help or would like more information please email entries.secretary@bungay-marathon.co.uk
The Marathon site is sponsored by Sanderling Internet who are proud to be responsible for the Bungay Suffolk website
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