Get ready for an exhilarating evening of running at the RunThrough Chase the Sun Hyde Park 5k & 10k event on Wednesday, July 20, 2016! Organized by RunThrough Events, this exciting race invites participants to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of London’s iconic Hyde Park while challenging themselves to complete either a swift 5k or a full 10k distance before the sun sets. Starting at 7pm, runners will have the chance to embrace the vibrant summer atmosphere, making it a perfect opportunity for both seasoned athletes and newcomers to enjoy a fun and active evening. Don’t miss out on this fantastic summer event that promises to be as much about the experience as it is about the race!
Organiser's Description
This Summer RunThrough is delighted to present the Chase the Sun series! With numerous late evening 5k & 10k races across such London parks as Battersea Park, Clapham Common, Wimbledon Common and Hyde Park, it’s a battle to get around the course before the sun goes down. Starting at 7pm, you can either play it safe and race around a quick 5k. or go for broke and take on a full 10k before the sun sets.
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Easy to book, quick responses from the help desk email if you had queries and great set-up / route on the day with enthusiastic staff. Overall, a really efficiently run and enjoyable event.
I really like the RunThrough events that I have run. this was my 4th run and they have all been well organised with enthusiastic marshals, sufficient water during the race, nice medals and plenty of good snacks at the finish
Good event hot weather. Despite the heat the run was quite good. I liked the warm up trainers a lot. There were refreshments and snacks after finishing the run. There was even security to leave bags. (I wish I knew this ) The only thing I didn't like is the running path. For 10K there were 4 lapses and this is quite disencouraging. Usually for 10K races there are 2 lapses so when I finish a lapse, knowing there are more lapses made me feel weaker. Besides passing the same path 4 times is not so exciting as well. I would like to run in other parts of the Hyde Park.
Well organized event. I liked the way everything about this event was informal but efficiently organised. Registration was easy, bags were stored within the enclosure, the course was well laid out, and it was nice to come back to the goal which looked quite professional. There was also an ample supply of water and snacks after the event. The flow of information was also very smooth though I haven't found the photographs yet.
I recommend the event to anyone interested in jogging in the semi-competitive atmosphere.
Fun and well organised event. I ran the 10k Hyde park run last week, and was impressed with how organised it was. Picked up my running pack within a few minutes, dropped my bag off and it was nice that there were companies there offering tasters of their products, mainly drinks. I am also pleased to hear of new products and sometimes water doesn’t cut it before a run.
The run was a little hard, mainly watching people sitting In the sun, but the organisers cheered us on and got us through. Lots of water on offer, and the flapjack provides at the end of was totally needed :)
It was great to hear our names when we ran through the finishing line too. Gives you a sense of achievement.
I would definitely do this run again.
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