Reading Rivermead 10K
From MCC Promotions
- Date Sun 2nd November 2025
- Time 10:00
- Location King's Meadow Playing Fields, Napier Road, Reading. RG1 8AB
- Price £18.24
- Races 1 race
- Distances 10km
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Event summary
Join us for the exhilarating Reading Rivermead 10K, a premier charity race organized by MCC Promotions, taking place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, in the scenic town of Reading, Berkshire. This annual event features a fast, flat course along the picturesque King's Meadow Playing Fields, making it an ideal setting for runners looking to achieve personal bests. With a total distance of 10 kilometers, participants will complete two laps of an accurately measured route, celebrated for its potential to yield impressive race times.
The Reading Rivermead 10K promises a fantastic atmosphere, with awards including bespoke medals and trophies for the top three finishers. Enjoy essential amenities like changing facilities, toilets, and on-site first aid, ensuring a smooth experience for all runners. Plus, with ample parking available at Hills Meadow and water stations positioned throughout the course, you'll be well-prepared for an exciting day of running. Don't miss out on this vibrant event that supports a great cause—Sport In Mind. Register now and be part of a memorable day in Reading!
The Reading Rivermead 10K promises a fantastic atmosphere, with awards including bespoke medals and trophies for the top three finishers. Enjoy essential amenities like changing facilities, toilets, and on-site first aid, ensuring a smooth experience for all runners. Plus, with ample parking available at Hills Meadow and water stations positioned throughout the course, you'll be well-prepared for an exciting day of running. Don't miss out on this vibrant event that supports a great cause—Sport In Mind. Register now and be part of a memorable day in Reading!
Reading Rivermead 10K
Sun 2nd November 2025
Organiser's Description
The annual Reading Rivermead 10K, a fast, flat charity race held here each November - Taking place in 2025/26 at King's Meadow Playing Fields
Course Record:
Male: Thomas Dale Vale of Aylesbury 34:45
Female: Naomi Mitchell Reading AC 37:04
- 2 Laps & potential pb course
- Accurately measured course
- Bespoke Medal & Spot Prize - Trophies first 3 runners
- Directions: British Rail: Reading
- Changing facilities, toilets and baggage.
- England Athletics Affiliated Event
- First Aid
- Water at various parts of the course
- Terrain: 70% Pathway 30% Field
- Results published on www.mccpromotions.com;
- Ample parking available at Hills Meadow
- On-Day registration
- Charity: Sport In Mind - www.sportinmind.org,
Course Record:
Male: Thomas Dale Vale of Aylesbury 34:45
Female: Naomi Mitchell Reading AC 37:04
- 2 Laps & potential pb course
- Accurately measured course
- Bespoke Medal & Spot Prize - Trophies first 3 runners
- Directions: British Rail: Reading
- Changing facilities, toilets and baggage.
- England Athletics Affiliated Event
- First Aid
- Water at various parts of the course
- Terrain: 70% Pathway 30% Field
- Results published on www.mccpromotions.com;
- Ample parking available at Hills Meadow
- On-Day registration
- Charity: Sport In Mind - www.sportinmind.org,
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It might be a 'PB ' route due to being flat but it was stressful dangerous and quite un pleasant.
The fact you run back on oncoming runners ( barbed wire one side and the river the other) is just RIDICULOUS not to mention the path isn't shut so there were walkers, dog walkers, cyclists, a man pushing a wheelchair, lady pushing a buggy and also other runners who were not taking part in the 10k.
The ground was Muddy and very slippery and multiple people fell over.
Not sure how results will be displayed as there was no chip time.
I was skeptical when the pre race emIl arrived and the map was quite literally a quick drawing .
The marshals were very lovely but unfortunately it just doesn't make up for the poor organisation and dangerous route. Despite it being just up the road and a good charity I won't be taking part again.
Dear Sir/Madam, Due to heavy rain and flooding we had to change the run route on the morning of the Run. The route was safe, and to date we have had only had two complaints out of 170 finishers. Kind regards, Mark Caswell, Run Organiser
Reading Rivermead 10K
