Brighton Marathon

Brighton, East Sussex

BN2 1TB, Brighton, United Kingdom

Sun 7th April 2024

Organiser's Description

The Brighton Marathon Weekend returns on Sunday 7 April 2024 and charity entries are open now!

This incredible festival of running, held in the iconic seaside city, includes the flagship Brighton Marathon, held on a stunning 26.2-mile course that starts in the heart of the city and finishes in style on Brighton’s world-famous seafront.

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Deimante Lipciuk

Janet Acton

Kai Clarricoats

Kai Mason

Kirstie Eagle-Bruce

Reuben Richards

nathan pratt

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Dan Holbrook

Location

Brighton, East Sussex

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