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The Richmond Summer Riverside 10k Run
Ham House, Richmond
Richmond TW10 7RS, United KingdomSat 21st July 2018
Organiser's Description
Love Running! Get all your friends and come and join us for our Richmond Spring Riverside 10k Run 2018. A stunning flat and fast 10k run. The location is amazing and the scenery is stunning. Running along the riverside from Richmond towards Kingston and back you have views of the river for most of the way.
Starting at the Riverside carpark off Ham Street you will run along the riverside towards Kingston, then head back almost as far as Richmond before following the towpath back to Ham House to finish by the Riverside.
Starting at the Riverside carpark off Ham Street you will run along the riverside towards Kingston, then head back almost as far as Richmond before following the towpath back to Ham House to finish by the Riverside.
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Colin
·9 months ago
Not so sure about this one. Second time I've done it. Having multiple races at one time me at it was hard to get started on the 10k since if you overtake you risk colliding with front-runners of the previous wave (half marathon?) coming back on the same narrow path. They must not have liked it either. They were shouting at us to get out of the way. I found the km markers confusing too. The 4k marker was just a few paces past the first turning point so you'd expect the 8k marker to be just a few more paces past the start line but it wasn't, I ran for a minute or two past the start before I hit it, so at the very least one of those two markers was in the wrong place, and that just undermines my faith in the measuring. The fact that I always get a consistently worse time in this race than any other 10k I do makes me think maybe the course measurements aren't right.
Meh, well, i wasn't after a PB, and it's a nice spot for a race so I don't want to be too negative, but there's a lingering feeling of disgruntlement, I'm afraid.