I've run the last 6 Yorkshire Marathons, it is a great race, very well supported, there are a few hills, most are long and gradual, but there is a bit of a mean one, right at the end before it drops down to the finish! PB'd this year with a 3:23.39 !
Few other fast 10ks around Yorkshire area.....Dewsbury (February), Gainsborough Morton (November), Doncaster (November). York 5k series (February to November) is 5 laps around a cycle track.
Thanks Ben 🤝 totally agree with Bourton… crazy fast… Newport marathon is possibly the flattest in the county?! But minimal support so very much feels like a solo run. Only other one I can think of is Speedway 10k in January… 50ish sub 32 runners last time, 6 went sub 30!
Hi Ben, I always do the Manchester 10K, flat and fantastic support, especially in the city centre. Ran it for Macmillan in ‘23 and raised over £1200. Doing Tatton 10K this Sat and then Prom Classic Nice 10K in Jan-24😀
Did my first race a couple of weeks ago, the Conwy Half Marathon. Definitely not flat though but completed it after following your Beginner's HM Plan. Next race is the London Marathon. Was totally surprised I got in through the ballot on my first attempt. Currently following the L2 In Between Plan and will be following the L2 Marathon Plan in January. Will definitely come and check your stall at the Expo next year. N.B. this is the best running UA-cam channel by far
Europe edition would be great. Can’t be the only person disappointed by Berlin Ballot results yesterday. Thinking Valencia or Amsterdam instead (or Athens if I PB at Rome in March).
Rome is a tough course and could be hot too. I ran my PB at Amsterdam this year. That's a quick course if you don't go out too quick and make sure that your legs are strong enough. Valencia is supposed to be very quick too.
@@MarkSmith_Best-Athletics Thanks! Tough in terms of elevation or the cobbles? I have heard mixed reviews on Amsterdam (too congested) but definitely one I want to tick off so maybe that’s my fall race! My Pb was in Barcelona which I cannot recommend enough.
Give Boston uk in Lincolnshire some love. Supposed flattest half and full marathon course in the country. It's in April so favourable temperature and almost a parkrun vibe. Really accessible and hassle free.
Fastest marathon in the UK I would argue is the Boston Lincs marathon, elevation gain of 6m over the entire route… not a massive event but if you can run without the crowds, this is the PB one, but also like Edinburgh, the weather/wind could play a part as it’s so barren
Good luck. It's a quick course with a slight net downhill I think. Ensure you go in with a bit of leg strength,.pace it well and the course definitely has high PB potential. I ran a PB there this October and have a 14 minute 29 secs Boston Qualifier.
Great video Ben! Yorkshire Marathon was great this year! I really want to do a race at Battersea sometime. Did Telford 10k last week and got a massive PB, so inspiring running these fast courses with fast runners. I did some fell races this year and the small village feel to many of the races and support and the after party is priceless 🍻 😊
Oxford Half is unbelievably flat and fast. A slightly twisty finish through the park near the end, but it makes up for it with two long straight out and back sections. A nice amount of crowd support too
I was going to include it, but there have been some of uncertainties about the future of the race. The people that run it, or use to have a 1.9 review score on google and it seems like a bit of a mess. Think they sold the race maybe. I'm not sure. But this and Hackney I couldn't include because of it.
Wow, I had no idea. Their events have always seemed well run but it looks like they are hard to deal with if things don't go to plan. Hopefully Hackney still happens as I'm signed up for that in 2024
I’m doing Telford 10K this Sunday, hoping for a PB 🤞🏻. Trying to get an Army place for London marathon, if that doesn’t happen then I’ll look at Edinburgh, thanks for this rundown on fast courses. Hopefully I can get a good for age spot for London 25 if I don’t get in next year.
A couple of good races I've done repeatedly for their PB potential: Little Bromley 10k in Essex (April) and Lydd half marathon in Kent (March), though Lydd is in some very open countryside, so can be affected by the weather. Both pretty inexpensive to enter too!
Nice video, once that I am from Brazil and international marathons are expensive, to get this kind of information really help us to choose the right race toward our goals! Regards!
Cheers for giving the Abbey Dash 10k some love Ben. It’s one of my favourite events and have done it for years. It’s really well organised, has a really good vibe and it’s a great out and back to the city centre and always PB potential. And as 10ks go, if you get an early bird it’s pretty cheap too. Can’t recommend it enough!
Nice to see Abingdon included. I have only done 1 marathon which was the North Dorset villages marathon round the corner from me(definately not flat!) earlier this year which is on open roads and its no problem,no one closes the roads for my training so its what i am used too! I reckon more chance getting injured by being tripped in a closed road event with thousands of peeps packed like sardines than any traffic accident.
I'm running Paris in April as my debut with my sights on a September marathon to try and get a good for age time. Currently looking at Morecambe, Richmond, and Brussels (maybe considering Oslo).
Hi Ben, love the summary - great insight - thank you. Will be doing the Reading Half (live here!) and always wanted to do Cardiff too, and of course London marathon. Just back from Valencia (what an awesome marathon!). Wondering if you'll post a Valencia review from your run ? Thanks again
This year I PB’d 5k, 10k, 10 miles, half marathon but due to a serious medical issue I didn’t get to run a marathon. In 2024 I’m going to break them all!
Did Chester Marathon this year and the heat nearly killed me! Saw loads of people faint 😳, also, that hill at the end is seriously horrible! And that’s from someone who’s ran the Windermere marathon 😂😂😂 (and is running it again in 24…as well as Manchester and Chester again 😂)
Strathclyde park park run in Scotland is very flat and fast. I've entered my first marathon next April in Elgin, starting training for it soon at 67 I know it's going to be a toughie but if it was easy everybody would be doing it. Another enjoyable video Ben, did you ever put out a video covering Sarah,s MTB race for this year? Hope all's well with you.
Kudos for the Welsh race mentions. Worth noting Cardiff has an amazing atmosphere, 10,000s of fans on the route, but unfortunately the Newport marathon lacks a crowd for most of the route, told it can be a bit lonesome as it's mainly run on rural roads.
Speedway 10k in Wales definitely one of the fastest in the SW! I agree about Reading, feels strangely fast despite the few hills with great crowds. Cardiff also another super fast well organised one.
Incredible content, although I am not from the UK... It would be awesome that worldwide version that you mentioned at the start of the video. Also I couldn't help laughing out loud here 9:18, with that poor guy missing his easy target passing by a few centimetres away from the skip, and there comes Sarah throwing her bottle from a far away galaxy and whoosh!!!! right into the skip brilliant stuff !!!😂😂
3:12 - Note for Pegwell Bay, it is known to be short, it's nearer to 4.7km than 5km. 10K's; if you want something a little more affordable up north, Run North West's Trafford 10K is pretty notoriously quick up here too. 29:03 / 30:55 winning times this year.
Was just coming to comment about Pegwell Bay also, my PB is there but my watch recorded it 200 meters short. It wasn't a good surface for fast running at all either
Agree re: Chester marathon and ran the same year Sarah did it. Why not venture West further into North Wales one November and check out the Conwy half marathon. Great scenic route thats on my race calendar every year. A bit of a hill at mile 7 but still a PBable course because the downhill is so quick
I think I commented on a previous video that I'm planning on running my first half mara in about six months time. It won't be flat being in Sydney, but whatever time it'll be will be a PB! I doubt many, or any, races in Sydney could be considered flat or fast. Hills everywhere!
Wilmslow 10k is a great one for a PB, I’d say it’s better than Manchester. Net downhill with one short, sharp hill. They also have pacers every 2 and a half minutes, which is a nice touch.
Down for the Lisbon half marathon in March next year, whilst Lisbon is hilly apparently the course isn't so phew!! I doubt I'll get a pb as these 53 year old knees are starting to give up on me😂
Finding fast races is great but sometimes you just need to be amped up and relaxed. Certainly for us mere mortals at the more average end of the spectrum anyway!! :) I set myself a 2023 target of getting sub 50 for the 10k. My current PB was about 52 minutes. 1st Jan I ran 51 something on a tricky course with a 2 mile hill in the middle. 8th Jan I went into a race that everyone said was tricky. Lumpy and with it being January there was a section about 75m long which was over ankle deep water. It's not a PB course everyone said. So I went in for a laugh and was relaxed. I finished 47 something which was insane. Couldn't feel my feet though... lol
Bourton is my local 10k. Very fast course. Bath is a great half to do, also the woking half marathon, both quick courses. I absolutely love London, running my 9th next year 😀.
Pegwell Bay needs to lengthen their course. 300m long. Don't even run it anymore as it just feels like cheating. Can easily be sorted but they have never adressed it for some reason
Brass Monkey in York in January is flat and fast. Very popular club run. Great North Run is a terrible course, definitely not flat but the support / atmosphere is great
@@simonlarge3053 i ran the first one in 1982 !!!, bonked at 20 miles at 2.40 and sat down, then managed to shuffle in, 3.51, just recovered from kidney infection, oh what you get away with when young, 😊, might have to revisit,
I just ran Valencia Marathon and got a PB, so now I am looking for a flat race in April and considering to run Manchester Marathon. It is flat as Valencia? Or at least flatter then London Marathon? Regards
Boston UK marathon claims to be the flattest course, my Strava activity has it at 19 ft total elevation gain over the 26.2! There's a pretty lethal hill at the end of Yorkshire too but I haven't done Chester - wonder which is worse!
Chester looks worse than Yorkshire for elevation. Boston is too early in the year for me. I am looking for an autumn Marathon and possibly sticking UK based as I need to save for Boston 2025. Wondering how Chelmsford Marathon compares to Yorkshire.
No mention for 2 of the 3 quickest 10K’s in the country: Trafford 10K & Ribble Valley. Mentioned Big Half and Landmarks Half(?!) but not Oxford or Cambridge Half’s. Also missed Mid-Cheshire 5K which hosts the National Champs. All this stuff is easy to find on RunBritain’s Rankings page Also worth pointing out PUTL isn’t an organiser it was a one off event; youve confused Podium (Barrowford & Leicester) and FNUTL (Battersea) I never normally comment on these videos but if you’re going to make money off of people watching this stuff, at least give them the right information 👍🏼
I hate to disagree with you Ben but Chester Marathon is not flat and is very undulating at best. It makes me think that your other recommendations are rubbish too.
@@DavidMorris-yw8jg i guess i meant that for some that level of undulation would not impact a possible pb, i find totally flat races harder than those with some undulations, i understand at elite level that flat is best
Signed up for Edinburgh. Hope the winds are calm and I can smash the 3.30.. 🤞
I've run the last 6 Yorkshire Marathons, it is a great race, very well supported, there are a few hills, most are long and gradual, but there is a bit of a mean one, right at the end before it drops down to the finish! PB'd this year with a 3:23.39 !
Just did my first marathon in York in October. Found it flat and friendly and I achieved my goal time so what’s not to like 😊
Special mention to the Great South run in Portsmouth. Very quick and flat 10 miler! Good atmosphere in places too!
Few other fast 10ks around Yorkshire area.....Dewsbury (February), Gainsborough Morton (November), Doncaster (November). York 5k series (February to November) is 5 laps around a cycle track.
Checkout the half and full marathon in Budapest held in October. Very flat and beautiful city to run through.
Yes Bath is mostly flat but the course changed after COVID and there now is a short but absurdly steep hill at the end. Still a beautiful city though.
Thanks Ben 🤝 totally agree with Bourton… crazy fast… Newport marathon is possibly the flattest in the county?! But minimal support so very much feels like a solo run. Only other one I can think of is Speedway 10k in January… 50ish sub 32 runners last time, 6 went sub 30!
Can't wait for Speedway this year! Fingers crossed I make the cut off
Hi Ben, I always do the Manchester 10K, flat and fantastic support, especially in the city centre. Ran it for Macmillan in ‘23 and raised over £1200. Doing Tatton 10K this Sat and then Prom Classic Nice 10K in Jan-24😀
Just a shame of the cost of the Manchester big races!
Did my first race a couple of weeks ago, the Conwy Half Marathon. Definitely not flat though but completed it after following your Beginner's HM Plan. Next race is the London Marathon. Was totally surprised I got in through the ballot on my first attempt. Currently following the L2 In Between Plan and will be following the L2 Marathon Plan in January. Will definitely come and check your stall at the Expo next year. N.B. this is the best running UA-cam channel by far
Conwy half was tough conditions
Europe edition would be great. Can’t be the only person disappointed by Berlin Ballot results yesterday. Thinking Valencia or Amsterdam instead (or Athens if I PB at Rome in March).
Rome is a tough course and could be hot too. I ran my PB at Amsterdam this year. That's a quick course if you don't go out too quick and make sure that your legs are strong enough. Valencia is supposed to be very quick too.
@@MarkSmith_Best-Athletics Thanks! Tough in terms of elevation or the cobbles? I have heard mixed reviews on Amsterdam (too congested) but definitely one I want to tick off so maybe that’s my fall race! My Pb was in Barcelona which I cannot recommend enough.
Give Boston uk in Lincolnshire some love. Supposed flattest half and full marathon course in the country. It's in April so favourable temperature and almost a parkrun vibe. Really accessible and hassle free.
Fastest marathon in the UK I would argue is the Boston Lincs marathon, elevation gain of 6m over the entire route… not a massive event but if you can run without the crowds, this is the PB one, but also like Edinburgh, the weather/wind could play a part as it’s so barren
Not in the UK but need to mention - I've signed up for my first marathon and chosen Amsterdam because it's so flat...
Good luck. It's a quick course with a slight net downhill I think. Ensure you go in with a bit of leg strength,.pace it well and the course definitely has high PB potential. I ran a PB there this October and have a 14 minute 29 secs Boston Qualifier.
Great video Ben! Yorkshire Marathon was great this year!
I really want to do a race at Battersea sometime. Did Telford 10k last week and got a massive PB, so inspiring running these fast courses with fast runners.
I did some fell races this year and the small village feel to many of the races and support and the after party is priceless 🍻 😊
Signed up for my first marathon at Newport next year! Got injured 2 years ago which stopped me from doing it then so hopefully get it done this time!
Dewsbury 10k always first Sunday in February. Real PB course! Out and back, slightly up on the way out, thus slightly down on the return.
Oxford Half is unbelievably flat and fast. A slightly twisty finish through the park near the end, but it makes up for it with two long straight out and back sections. A nice amount of crowd support too
I was going to include it, but there have been some of uncertainties about the future of the race. The people that run it, or use to have a 1.9 review score on google and it seems like a bit of a mess. Think they sold the race maybe. I'm not sure. But this and Hackney I couldn't include because of it.
Wow, I had no idea. Their events have always seemed well run but it looks like they are hard to deal with if things don't go to plan. Hopefully Hackney still happens as I'm signed up for that in 2024
I got to marathon PBs this year at Newport and Chester (my first sub 4) I have Bideford 1/2 and Brighton marathon booked for next year,
I’m doing Telford 10K this Sunday, hoping for a PB 🤞🏻. Trying to get an Army place for London marathon, if that doesn’t happen then I’ll look at Edinburgh, thanks for this rundown on fast courses. Hopefully I can get a good for age spot for London 25 if I don’t get in next year.
A couple of good races I've done repeatedly for their PB potential: Little Bromley 10k in Essex (April) and Lydd half marathon in Kent (March), though Lydd is in some very open countryside, so can be affected by the weather. Both pretty inexpensive to enter too!
Nice video, once that I am from Brazil and international marathons are expensive, to get this kind of information really help us to choose the right race toward our goals! Regards!
Cheers for giving the Abbey Dash 10k some love Ben. It’s one of my favourite events and have done it for years. It’s really well organised, has a really good vibe and it’s a great out and back to the city centre and always PB potential. And as 10ks go, if you get an early bird it’s pretty cheap too. Can’t recommend it enough!
Nice to see Abingdon included. I have only done 1 marathon which was the North Dorset villages marathon round the corner from me(definately not flat!) earlier this year which is on open roads and its no problem,no one closes the roads for my training so its what i am used too! I reckon more chance getting injured by being tripped in a closed road event with thousands of peeps packed like sardines than any traffic accident.
It would be nice if you could do one for the whole of the EU. THANKS BEN
The Asics 10K London is pretty fast and awesome, although there is a bit of a hill between the 4K and 5K.
I'm running Paris in April as my debut with my sights on a September marathon to try and get a good for age time. Currently looking at Morecambe, Richmond, and Brussels (maybe considering Oslo).
Hi Ben, love the summary - great insight - thank you. Will be doing the Reading Half (live here!) and always wanted to do Cardiff too, and of course London marathon. Just back from Valencia (what an awesome marathon!). Wondering if you'll post a Valencia review from your run ? Thanks again
This year I PB’d 5k, 10k, 10 miles, half marathon but due to a serious medical issue I didn’t get to run a marathon. In 2024 I’m going to break them all!
Did Chester Marathon this year and the heat nearly killed me! Saw loads of people faint 😳, also, that hill at the end is seriously horrible! And that’s from someone who’s ran the Windermere marathon 😂😂😂 (and is running it again in 24…as well as Manchester and Chester again 😂)
Strathclyde park park run in Scotland is very flat and fast.
I've entered my first marathon next April in Elgin, starting training for it soon at 67 I know it's going to be a toughie but if it was easy everybody would be doing it.
Another enjoyable video Ben, did you ever put out a video covering Sarah,s MTB race for this year?
Hope all's well with you.
I'm doing Manchester, my second marathon after London.
Kudos for the Welsh race mentions. Worth noting Cardiff has an amazing atmosphere, 10,000s of fans on the route, but unfortunately the Newport marathon lacks a crowd for most of the route, told it can be a bit lonesome as it's mainly run on rural roads.
Speedway 10k in Wales definitely one of the fastest in the SW! I agree about Reading, feels strangely fast despite the few hills with great crowds. Cardiff also another super fast well organised one.
Telford is the only 10k race Ive managed a sub 40 in to this day
Incredible content, although I am not from the UK... It would be awesome that worldwide version that you mentioned at the start of the video. Also I couldn't help laughing out loud here 9:18, with that poor guy missing his easy target passing by a few centimetres away from the skip, and there comes Sarah throwing her bottle from a far away galaxy and whoosh!!!! right into the skip brilliant stuff !!!😂😂
3:12 - Note for Pegwell Bay, it is known to be short, it's nearer to 4.7km than 5km.
10K's; if you want something a little more affordable up north, Run North West's Trafford 10K is pretty notoriously quick up here too. 29:03 / 30:55 winning times this year.
Was just coming to comment about Pegwell Bay also, my PB is there but my watch recorded it 200 meters short. It wasn't a good surface for fast running at all either
Great video! Thanks for all the effort in putting this together…..👍🏻
Helpful content! Thanks!
Agree re: Chester marathon and ran the same year Sarah did it. Why not venture West further into North Wales one November and check out the Conwy half marathon. Great scenic route thats on my race calendar every year. A bit of a hill at mile 7 but still a PBable course because the downhill is so quick
Great Eastern Run (half marathon) is super flat and very fast.
exhibiting at the london marathon expo! congratulations, ben! that's so cool :D
Would love a European version of this especially for half/full marathon
Everything set for Manchester on 14/04! And hoping for a close to 3h marathon PB 👍😎
I think I commented on a previous video that I'm planning on running my first half mara in about six months time. It won't be flat being in Sydney, but whatever time it'll be will be a PB! I doubt many, or any, races in Sydney could be considered flat or fast. Hills everywhere!
Wilmslow 10k is a great one for a PB, I’d say it’s better than Manchester. Net downhill with one short, sharp hill. They also have pacers every 2 and a half minutes, which is a nice touch.
Loved this one, defo keen for a Europe version! And you have to do Cardiff half !! It’s unreal! 🏴
You need to enter the Blaydon Race in Newcastle, its on June 9th every year
South West PB Series at Odd Down near Bath is a great fast 5k
Down for the Lisbon half marathon in March next year, whilst Lisbon is hilly apparently the course isn't so phew!! I doubt I'll get a pb as these 53 year old knees are starting to give up on me😂
Round The Houses in Grangemouth in April and Tilli 10k just after Xmas are the 2 quickest 10k's in Scotland
MUSA Cookstown is an acronym for Mid Ulster Sports Arena (pronounced Moosa) - a fast course that goes under the radar!
My tip is Cabbage Patch 10 (ten miles). Stood as the UK record course for ages.
Finding fast races is great but sometimes you just need to be amped up and relaxed. Certainly for us mere mortals at the more average end of the spectrum anyway!! :) I set myself a 2023 target of getting sub 50 for the 10k. My current PB was about 52 minutes. 1st Jan I ran 51 something on a tricky course with a 2 mile hill in the middle. 8th Jan I went into a race that everyone said was tricky. Lumpy and with it being January there was a section about 75m long which was over ankle deep water. It's not a PB course everyone said. So I went in for a laugh and was relaxed. I finished 47 something which was insane. Couldn't feel my feet though... lol
Antrim looks great, I’ll see you in London!
Don't go to Pegwell Bay parkrun if you want a 5km PB!!!!
Why?
Bourton is my local 10k. Very fast course. Bath is a great half to do, also the woking half marathon, both quick courses.
I absolutely love London, running my 9th next year 😀.
Pegwell Bay needs to lengthen their course. 300m long. Don't even run it anymore as it just feels like cheating. Can easily be sorted but they have never adressed it for some reason
Want to give The Yorkshire Double ago this coming year(Leeds&York marathons) and some of these 10ks too.
Love a late start. 8am starts for 5Ks and 10ks should only be in the heat of summer
Newport marathon for me attempting to go sub 3. Missed it by 1minute 34 seconds last year, vet 60 age group.
Wilmslow 10k in July and Nov is fantastic, seems to be downhill all the way except a short climb after a dip about 9k
Wilne 10k near Derby is very fast, good field and ripe for a PB. Well worth a look.
Missed the 10 milers Ben, recommend the Brampton to Carlisle in November. Hope to see you both at London, normally avoid the expo to save the legs👍
10 miles isn’t a traditional race distance.
Can’t go wrong with Blackpool illuminations 10k in August. Very flat and something different, starts at 8pm!
For fast 5K or 10K it doesn't get much better than Battersea Park!
Yes please for Europe edition please
Love the York Marathon, the Leeds 10K & Leeds Abbey Dash 10K. Would love to run London Marathon.👍
Hi Ben I did amserdam marathon it was amazing I going to do chester marathon 24 done it be for
1st marathon at Manchester next year
Brass Monkey in York in January is flat and fast. Very popular club run. Great North Run is a terrible course, definitely not flat but the support / atmosphere is great
Love this idea!
Fastest 5k races in the country are probably Mid Cheshire 5k, Christleton 5k, and Capenhurst 5k in the northwest. Absolutely stacked!
Nice to do one for the U.S. Chicago was very fast
Love the content as ever. You've done Wokingham Ben. Much faster than Reading 🤷
Good vid and tips but Chester marathon whilst moderately flat has twice the elevation of London
Never knew Abingdon had a marathon, it goes right past the house I grew up in. Definitely one for the list
I’ve done it the last 2 years, its only been going for 40years 😂
Did it this year, brilliant course if you're looking to run fast!
@@simonlarge3053 i ran the first one in 1982 !!!, bonked at 20 miles at 2.40 and sat down, then managed to shuffle in, 3.51, just recovered from kidney infection, oh what you get away with when young, 😊, might have to revisit,
@@tipy959 yea I think it’s a great event , brilliantly organised by the volunteers and fantastic support and the course is good too.
Have you run Basingstoke half marathon before?
Bourton 10k entries in for me and my running buddy!👍
I just ran Valencia Marathon and got a PB, so now I am looking for a flat race in April and considering to run Manchester Marathon. It is flat as Valencia? Or at least flatter then London Marathon? Regards
Ben your TV looks massive 👌
I’m training for my first marathon in manchester
Armagh 5k/3k in a week and a half, did you get signed up to either?
Manchester Marathon 👍
London Marathon 👍
Boston UK marathon claims to be the flattest course, my Strava activity has it at 19 ft total elevation gain over the 26.2!
There's a pretty lethal hill at the end of Yorkshire too but I haven't done Chester - wonder which is worse!
Chester looks worse than Yorkshire for elevation. Boston is too early in the year for me. I am looking for an autumn Marathon and possibly sticking UK based as I need to save for Boston 2025. Wondering how Chelmsford Marathon compares to Yorkshire.
Anyone ever run the Wokingham Half? Be interested to know if that's a fast course, signed up for the one in Feb
Stubbington 10K in early Jan flat as a pancake,burn off those Christmas calories 🎄
Always selks out in hours
My first ever half didn't measure the course properly! It was a fast run for me but 100m short of a HM :(
Which race are you using to qualify for comrades Ben ?
The "Fat" marathons are the best! 😅
when will sarah upload new videos?
How did valencia go dude?
No mention for 2 of the 3 quickest 10K’s in the country: Trafford 10K & Ribble Valley. Mentioned Big Half and Landmarks Half(?!) but not Oxford or Cambridge Half’s. Also missed Mid-Cheshire 5K which hosts the National Champs. All this stuff is easy to find on RunBritain’s Rankings page
Also worth pointing out PUTL isn’t an organiser it was a one off event; youve confused Podium (Barrowford & Leicester) and FNUTL (Battersea)
I never normally comment on these videos but if you’re going to make money off of people watching this stuff, at least give them the right information 👍🏼
Would love a US edition
Manchester marathon is not flat ... No way. 😂
I hate to disagree with you Ben but Chester Marathon is not flat and is very undulating at best. It makes me think that your other recommendations are rubbish too.
just check them out, and flat is relative,
@@jensmith3719 I’ve run marathons, plenty of them (including all the 6 majors) and Chester doesn’t come in the top 50% of fastest marathons.
@@DavidMorris-yw8jg i guess i meant that for some that level of undulation would not impact a possible pb, i find totally flat races harder than those with some undulations, i understand at elite level that flat is best
UK races are so expensive, it's bordering on rip-off. easily half the price in France;
But you need a form from your doctor to race in France.
And about a third the price in Spain. No doctor's certificate required.