IMPORTANT MESSAGE – BRADING 10km 2020
Following the recent update to UK Athletics COVID-19 advice we have to CANCEL the Brading 10km race for 2020.
The Run Britain entry has been closed and we will email entrants in the next few days.
The decision is not to postpone, as finding a suitable date during the remainder of this year is highly problematic.
As we have received the medals we are going to roll entries over to 2021 where you will run for the 2020 medal – if you have any issues with this please respond to the email when you receive it.
Hope you all understand and stay safe in these crazy times.

Future races this year (Isle of Wight Half Marathon, Marathon and Fell weekend) will go ahead as planned but their status will be subject to constant review.

Race Date: Sunday 7th June 2020 – Start Time 11am. Closing Date: Monday 1st June.

Click for Entry Form – Download
Or to – Enter – On-Line (Preferred Entry Method)

Venue and Transport:

The venue, Smallbrook Stadium, is 3km (1.8 Miles) from Ryde Esplanade.
Grid reference SZ 591904, Post Code PO33 4BH.
Changing and Shower facilities are available.
The best transport method to Ryde from Portsmouth is via the 8.15am and 9.15am Wightlink Portsmouth/Ryde Catamaran sailings.
Times should be confirmed by phoning Wightlink on 0333 999 7333 or visiting Wightlink.
The most direct route to walk is Union Street, High Street, Swanmore Road, then turn left onto Ashey Road and onto Smallbrook Stadium, see map.
Concessionary rate travel on Ferries may be offered by Wightlink details will be provided on entry.

Awards:

Women Overall and 10 year vet categories. Teams of 3.
Men Overall and 10 year vet categories. Teams of 3.

Note:

Numbers are not sent out in advance.
Please collect race numbers from registration.
FOR SAFETY REASONS THE USE OF IN-EAR HEADPHONES IS NOT PERMITTED – IN ACCORDANCE WITH ENGLAND ATHLETICS GUIDELINES BONE CONDUCTING HEADPHONES ARE ALLOWED

Course:

SEAA Course Accuracy Certificate Course 18/303.
The course for the Brading 10km was changed for 2018 following a report by the Isle of Wight Safety Advisory Group (SAG). The Race now runs on traffic controlled roads.
The new route starts on the Smallbrook speedway track, as before, onto Ashey Road which will be closed to traffic in one direction. The route continues into East Ashey Lane/Green Lane/Harding Shute which will be traffic free, there are turn around points and a return to Ashey Road via Green Lane to finish in Smallbrook stadium as before.
The course will be fully marshalled.

There is a drinks station at approximately 5 Km.

Link to Full Map of Route.