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MK Autumn Run

Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

The National Bowl, Watling Street, Milton Keynes, MK5 8AA

Sat 3rd October 2020

Organiser's Description

The MK Autumn Run is returning to once again support our main charity, the NSPCC. Having built up an excellent reputation over the last 21 years for its high standards of organisation, facilities, and marshalling, this event has become key in the Milton Keynes sporting calendar, attracting both experienced and first-time runners from around the UK. Half Marathon and 10k events both follow a single lap route.

And calling all budding athletes to take on the new 1k and 2k runs, also in aid of the NSPCC and open to ages 4 and above. Parents can run alongside their little ones.
What's Included

All Half Marathon finishers will receive a t-shirt and medal on completion of the event

All 10k finishers and Fun Runners will receive a medal when they finish.

Location

The National Bowl, Watling Street, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire MK5 8AA

How To Get There

By Train Milton Keynes Central is the closest railway station, with services to destinations including London Euston, Crewe, Manchester, Northampton, Birmingham and Bangor.

By Car: The venue is easily accessed from the A5. The venue is situated on Watling Street, on the West side of Milton Keynes and is signposted from the outskirts and at major junctions within a 10 mile radius.

Other Information

Please make sure if you stated that you have a BTF license you bring it with you on race day or you will have to purchase a day license at the cost of £6.

An administration fee of 6% has been added to the entry fee

Marshalling

New for 2020, we are offering free entry to volunteers who help marshal at our events throughout the year. These free places are based on equivalent event type. Click here for more information!

Start Times

The Half Marathon will start at 1pm and the 10k at 1:15m, both following a single lap route. The family run will start at 11am allowing competitors in the Half Marathon or 10k to participate if they wish to.

Parking

There are Bowl Car Parks in the immediate vicinity of the Bowl, with short walks to the Arena. Charges may apply.

Reviews

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Tim

·4 years ago

Well organised, great views, headphones forbidden. A well oragnised run with friendly marshals on all the crossing points to help runners. Plenty of nice views including lake and parks, mostly running on nicely maintained paths and tracks. The only negative was the 'no headphones' rule was a little excessive, with people being threaten with disqualification if they are caught listening to music on a run for more than an hour. I understand the health and safety concerns with crossing roads, but most peoples situation awareness is pretty good if they are confident enough to listen to something to help pass the time while running. Apart from that the music and food at the start/finish line was great and the tech tshirt is nice and bright for the winter months.

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Martine Moon

Nathan Wilson

Paul Thomas

Rachael Cooper

Tim Little

Location

Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

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