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Birmingham Black Country Half Marathon

Wolverhampton

Brunswick Street, Birmingham B1 2JF, UK

Sat 6th July 2019

Organiser's Description

A unique point to point race along canal towpaths starting in Wolverhampton City Centre and finishing in Brindley Place in Birmingham. The race is run in a time trial format with runners starting in waves from 8:00 - 12:00 based on their predicted finish time. The conditions underfoot vary from gravel tracks and un-kept trails to smooth pavement.

The route is largely flat with locks and bridges as the only inclines and includes the famous 'Coseley Tunnel' = a 360m tunnel a memorable feature of the scenic course. The route features floating drink stations (canal barges) every 3 miles. The finish line is in the heart of Brindley Place in the centre of Birmingham, all finishers will receive a bespoke finishers medal and well stocked goody bag.

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Habib DJEDJIK

Jeremy Rademeyer

John slattery

Richard Chorley

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Wolverhampton

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