The Yorkshire Marathon has been a monster success since day one. In many ways it’s the jewel in the White Rose County's sporting crown. Show
We like to think every element of The Yorkshire Marathon is charged with Yorkshire Spirit. Since the inaugural event in 2013, the event has got bigger and bigger. Every year, thousands of runners of all abilities take to its truly breathtaking course. But you’ll never be far from the locals who will be out in force to cheer you along. The event is now such a global draw that spectators come from across the world to be part of the experience and to add their support. As you head along University Road to the finish, remember; it’s tradition to "do the Y" as you cross the line. Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire! Whether you’re aiming to smash your PB or just looking to cross the finish line, the Yorkshire Marathon is the perfect experience for beginners and experienced athletes alike. Entry EntryOnline entries for the Yorkshire Marathon are now open Entrants must be 18 years or over on event day. WHAT'S INCLUDED?
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Elevation MapElevation MapFacilitiesFacilitiesRace Office Opens at 7.00am in the Event Village. Baggage Store Opens at 7:00am in the Event Village. You will be able to retrieve your baggage from the same place after your run. Water and energy stations Bottled water will be available at every 3 miles throughout the course. High 5 energy gel stations are at 9, 15 and 21 miles and High 5 tabs are at 6, 12 and 18 miles. Water, High 5, and a pint of well deserved Erdinger Alkoholfrei will be available at the finish. Massage Post-event massage will be available in the exhibition centre which is a short walk from the finish on route to the event village and Park and Ride.
Charity village The Yorkshire Marathon partners with several local and national charities. Our partner charities will have a presence within the Event Village to meet and greet their runners and raise awareness of the important work they do. Support & entertainment A variety of performers and charity cheerleaders will be on hand to keep you motivated around the course. We have Rock Choir, City of York Pipe Band, The Gershwin Gang, Marc Gunjal, Tengu Taiko and Humber Drum Circles. Give them a shout out when you see them. First aid Should you find you require medical assistance, personnel will be on hand to help at regular intervals on the course with fixed first aid stations located near to the water stations. There will also be a first aid unit and recovery area located near to the finish. HeadphonesHeadphonesSHOKZ – approved headphones for RUN FOR ALL events Using bone conduction technology award winning SHOKZ (formerly AfterShokz) deliver stereophonic sound through your cheekbones to your inner ear. This means you can enjoy your music and still hear everything around you including traffic, emergency vehicles and other warning noises as well as race instructions from marshals and fellow competitors -potentially preventing accidents caused by traditional headphones and earbuds that block out these sounds. Exclusively approved for use by UK Athletics. Official Headphone Partners of England, Scottish, Welsh Athletics and Athletics Northern Ireland. 15% discount offer. There is a 15% discount offer for all Run for All entrants. To receive this discount, entrants must purchase SHOKZ headphones via Up & Runningand use a specific code. To receive this discount code, please contact our admin team via our contact us form here. Race number informationRace number deliveryRace number deliveryYour race number will posted to the address that you entered when you registered for the event. Race numbers will start to be posted to your registered address. If for any reason your number doesn't arrive you will need to collect it from the race office during the event weekend. Further details will be shared shortly. If you are activating a charity entry your race pack will be sent by Run For All but you will need to contact your chosen charity direct for any fundraising pack and t-shirt. Address changesIf you have changed address since registration, it is your responsibility to inform us. However, we will also be sending out an email around eight weeks before the event to ask if you have changed address recently. What if I'm coming from overseas?Race numbers will not be posted to those participants who provided a postal address located outside of the UK as we can’t guarantee the safe delivery of the race number. However, if you do have a UK address that your race number can be posted to prior to the event, please contact us at with details. Alternatively you will be able to collect your race number from the Race Office on the event weekend. Opening hours of the Race Office will be detailed on our website at www.runforall.com in the week prior to the event. Using your race number bibUsing your race number bib
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Your race packImportant event day information will be sent to you by email and will also be available online. Please add Run For All to your safe senders list to ensure you receive our key messages. If you’re not receiving our emails, please check your junk folder just in case. Your race pack will contain two items:
info Can't run anymore?Race numbers cannot be interchangeable and entries cannot be assigned, transferred, sold or gifted to any third party. Do not under any circumstances allow anybody else to run with your race number. Amongst other issues, this can create major problems for the medical team should they need to treat unknown runners. Anyone found to have done this will be disqualified Park and Run ticketsPark & RunPark & RunPARK AND RIDE TICKETS ARE NOW OPEN Run For All, with the support of York Pullman and Elvington Airfield, will be offering a Park and Run service for participants and spectators of the Yorkshire Marathon Festival. This will entail regular bus services running between our dedicated parking site at Elvington Airfield, our University of York Event Village and various spectator points across the course. This service will help settle your pre-race nerves and take the hassle out of event-day travel. Please note that the bus journey from the parking site to the Event Village will take approximately 20 minutes. Please allow for an additional 10 minutes to walk between the Event Village and the start-line. Click here to purchase your tickets info FREE for under 5sPlease note: The Park and Run service is free for children under 5. You are not required to purchase a ticket for them. Park and Run TicketsPark and Run Tickets
The green route £7Transporting participants and spectators between the parking site and the Event Village, the Green Route ticket is the perfect option for those who want to take the hassle out of on-the-day travel. Parking at the University of York will be restricted so why not let Run For All simplify your journey to the start-line. Tickets must be booked in advance of race-day and runners will be given priority on services before 8.30am. Car parking is free and return travel is included with this ticket. Blue route £5A spectator service connecting the Event Village and the Yorkshire Marathon spectator points in Dunnington and Stamford Bridge. The Blue Route ticket is the ideal choice for those who wish to follow their loved ones around the route to offer that much needed encouragement and support. Ticket holders will be permitted to hop-on and hop-off the bus at their leisure. Gold route £12This is the ultimate ticket for spectators wanting to take in the city sights of York as well as cheering on their loved ones at our on-course spectator points. Ticket-holders will be permitted to use the parking facilities at Elvington Airfield. This is the only ticket that will take spectators to the city-centre spectator point at York Minster, as well as the spectator points at Stamford Bridge and Dunnington. Family gold £40This ticket allows the holders to travel between the parking site, the Event Village and the spectator points at York Minster, Stamford Bridge and Dunnington. The best option for families of four (two adults and two children aged 5 to 16 years) wanting to cheer on their loved ones at the event. Family Gold Route tickets must be purchased in advance of race-day. Priced on the dayA great option for those parking or staying in York; the city-centre shuttle will operate between York Railway Station (Stand J) and the Event Village, from 7.00am. Priority will be given to runners before 8.30am and tickets will be available for purchase on the day of the event. Key locationsKey locationsParking site location Elvington Airfield, Elvington, York YO41 4AU Note: This is a dog-free site. GOLD and GREEN routes. Spectator point location 1 Stamford Bridge spectator hub, Stamford Bridge, York YO41 1AX. Note: Bus will stop in nearby village of Stamford Bridge. BLUE and GOLD routes. Event village location University of York Campus South, Heslington, York YO10 5NJ. All routes. Spectator point location 2 Dunnington spectator hub, Dunnington, York YO19 5LL. Note: Bus will stop in nearby village of Dunnington. BLUE and GOLD routes. Last bus The final bus departs from University of York Campus South at 5.00pm Spectator point location 3 York Minster, Deangate, York YO1 7HH. Note: Bus will stop at nearby York Railway Station. GOLD route only. Key timingsKey timings6.00 Park & Run car park opens at Elvington Airfield Buses will run on a loop every 30 minutes at the following locations: 12.30 Return Park and Run services and shuttle buses in operation 17.00 Last shuttle bus leaves University Event Village for Elvington Airfield Journey durations are as follows: Elvington Airfield – University Event Village University Event Village
– Stamford Bridge –Dunnington University Event Village – Dunnington University Event Village –City Centre Drop-off pointsDrop-off pointsThere will be two designated drop-off points available at the University on race day. Please note this facility is for drop-off and collection only. Simply follow the signs to the drop-off locations.Please make arrangements for collection well in advance as waiting will not be permitted. West Loop: A19 / Main Street (Fulford)- Broadway - Heslington Lane; for participants travelling from the city centre and/or west of the city. East Loop: Church Lane- Innovation Way - University Road - Field Lane; for participants travelling from the A64 and/or east of the city. Getting thereYork enjoys excellent road and rail links and is one of the most accessible cities in the UK. Direct train services link York with London in just two hours and travelling to Edinburgh takes only slightly longer. Great motorway links put visitors within easy reach of Leeds, Manchester, the Midlands and the rest of the UK while Leeds/Bradford Airport is less than 30 miles away.
Don't forget to plan your journeyCheck out the information below to be sure you get to the event on time. Note, things get pretty busy, so leave lots of time and watch out for road closures. How to get thereHow to get there
Travelling by car*Car parking at the University of York is for Blue Badge holders only. On Marathon day, dedicated park and ride schemes will operate to bring runners to and from the start and finish points at the University of York. A Park and Ride service will be in operation from Elvington Airfield. Please click for further information on the Park and Ride service. Travelling by busCity-centre shuttle service - This service will operate from York Railway Station (Stand J) and will go DIRECT to the Event Village from 7.00am. Priority will be given to runners before 8.30am and tickets will be available for purchase on the day of the event. Regular timetabled service - You can take advantage of regular timetabled bus services from the city centre to the Event Village. Services include the First Group No.66. For further information, please visit www.firstgroup.com. Travelling by trainYork is on the UK's main East Coast line and travelling by train is both fast and easy. It takes just two hours to reach York from London, while Edinburgh is around two and half hours away. There are also direct services into York from Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and the South West. Please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for further information. Arriving from the airportThe nearest airport to York is Leeds/Bradford Airport, which is less than 30 miles away (approximately 50 minutes by car). A direct bus service links Leeds/Bradford Airport with Leeds city centre, from where frequent trains run to York (journey time around 30 minutes). Manchester, Humberside and Robin Hood (Doncaster/Sheffield) airports are also only a short distance away. Travelling by seaYork is around an hour from the ferry terminal at Hull which has daily sailings to Holland and Belgium. Newcastle, which also regular sailings to Amsterdam, is less than 90 miles and two hours away.
Staying in YorkTo find out more about accommodation, browse the website of the official tourism organisation, Visit York. Guests booking through the website are promised best rates and 20% off a York Pass for entry into the city's most-popular attractions. Visit York Cycling facilities on CampusCycling facilities on CampusRoad closure informationAre you a local resident?Are you a local resident?To safeguard our participants, a number of roads will be closed or have restrictions on the day of the event. Additional Road Closure InformationFundraisingPartner charitiesPartner charitiesIf you have requested a fundraising pack from one of the event's partner charities, this should be with you soon. If you have not received your fundraising pack 4 weeks before the event, please contact the partner charity you have selected directly. SponsorsSponsors SponsorsThe Yorkshire Marathon is brought to you with the support of the following sponsors and partners FAQsGot a Question?Have a question that hasn't been answered? Please click below to view our frequently asked questions and their answers. Find out more Which pricing strategy sets prices higher than those of the competition?A premium-priced product is priced higher than its competitors. Premium pricing is most effective in the beginning of a product's life cycle. Small businesses that sell goods with unique properties are better able to use premium pricing.
When prices go up or down the change can affect how much of the sport event product customer's purchase this is the general principle of?Gauge Your Prices Test - PI7 - Review. What is the first thing you should understand when setting out to develop out of the box sales promotion ideas for your game event?LAP W.S. Scoring Through Sponsorship Plus Extra State Questions, LAP W.S. What's. Why are sales promotions important in sport event marketing?Promotions are crucial to capturing customers, and this is no different in sports, specifically professional sports. Promotions can have a wide range of objectives including: sales increases, new product acceptance, creation of brand equity, positioning, competitive retaliations, or creation of a corporate image.
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