Festival of Running

Bungay Festival of Running 2021

The next Bungay Festival of Running is provisionally on 18th April 2021.

It is with regret that Bungay Black Dog Running Club (BBDRC) have decided to cancel the 2020 Bungay Festival of Running (formerly The Bungay Marathon and Half Marathon) due to be held on 19 April 2020.

Race director Karen Gedge said that following government COVID-19 guidelines with regard to sporting events and mass gatherings and in consideration of the health and safety of the 1000 runners as well as the many marshals and event staff who would have taken part in the multi-race event, she believed BBDRC had made the right decision.

She went on, “Unfortunately, the autumn 2020 race calendar is rather busy and it has not been possible to find an empty alternative slot to re-schedule this year.

Any questions – BFoR@bungayblackdogrunningclub.co.uk

Bungay FoR Results 2019

Results

Full Marathon
Half Marathon
10 km
5 km

Prize Lists

Full Marathon
Half Marathon
10 km
5 km

Double Doggie Prizes and Results & Prizes

Photos

On the 2019 event the photos were taken by a team of club members, and are here.

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Bungay FoR Results 2018

Results

Full Marathon Results
Half Marathon Results
10 km Results

Prize Lists

Full Marathon Prizes
Half Marathon Prizes
10 km Prizes

Double Doggie
Results and Prizes

Photos from around the course from the 2018 event from Digitography.

Bungay FoR Results 2017

Results

Full Marathon Results
Half Marathon Results
10 km Results

Prize Lists

Full Marathon Prizes
Half Marathon Prizes
10 km Prizes

Photos from around the course from the 2017 event from Digitography.

Bungay FoR Results 2016

Results

Full Marathon Results
Half Marathon Results
10 km Results

Prize Lists

Full Marathon Prizes
Half Marathon Prizes
10 km Prizes

Photos from around the course for 2016 from Digitography.

2018 Event

£6000 was raised and shared between BACT and the NSPCC.

Course Records

New Course – From 2006

Marathon
Male: Matthew Jeffries
Waveney Valley Athletic Club
2:39:30 (2016)

Female: Susan Harrison
Leamington C & AC
2:56:19 (2011)

Half Marathon
Male: Kevin Murphy
Woodford Green AC
1:11:55 (2006)

Female: Jennie Roberts
Ipswich Jaffa
1:20:58 (2008)

Old Course – 1982 to 2005

Marathon
Male: Jonas Ericsson
Stockhom, Sweden
2:29:03 (1985)

Female: Veronica Manley
Diss AC
3:10:04 (1992)

Half Marathon
Male: Paul Evans
Lowestoft AC
1:06:11 (1987)

Female: Sally Eastall
St. Edmunds Pacers
1:15:08 (1992)

Bungay Black Dog Runners Best Times

New Course – From 2006

Marathon

Male: Matt Lawes
2:58:45 (2011)

Female: Lynn Emmett
3:14:02 (2012)

Local Information

Bungay, with its attractive location In the Waveney Valley, and wealth of historic sites, is one of the most fascinating towns in Suffolk. Visit the Bungay Suffolk website for more information, including accommodation guides.