The Romney Marsh 10K

The race carries a £50 cash prize for the first man and first lady

Awards and prizes for leading runners

All finishers will receive a medal

Onsite Parking

Toilets

Refreshments

St John Ambulance or an alternative medical provider will be in attendance on the day

The course will be marshalled

There will be a sweep marshal following the race to ensure that nobody is left behind and that all runners are accounted for.

St Martin's Field, Fairfield Road, New Romney, Kent

Car parking is available from 8.30am at Marsh Academy, Station Road, New Romney, Kent, TN28 8BB. The race HQ is a five-minute walk from Marsh Academy.

An accurately measured course run along the tarmac lanes surrounding New Romney. The course is pancake flat. An ideal course for those seeking to run a PB or for a first 10k.

No road closures are in place for the duration of the race and participants must be aware of the possibility of traffic being on the route – and exercise care and caution at all times. The use of headphones will not be allowed as the race takes place on open roads, anyone seen wearing headphones may be disqualified.

Your individual time and position will be recorded by your electronic chip. We will endeavour to display results as they come into the race centre. Results will be uploaded to www.nice-work.org.uk as soon as possible after the race. All entrants that have supplied a valid and legible email address will receive a copy of the results as soon as possible after the race.

If you have entered the race in good time, your race number will be sent to you in the post.

If you have entered the race close to the race date, you will need to collect your race number on the morning of the event. If you proceed to the registration table, a race official will write down your name and advise you of your race number – and you will be asked to sanitise your hands and, if you wish, put on gloves, before collecting your number from a storage box on the desk. Please remember to social distance from the race official and anybody else who is collecting a number. A race official will manage any queues to ensure everybody remains socially distanced.

Please note that you will not be able to enter on the day due to the new guidelines. Entries are available online until midnight before the event.

If you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 as outlined by the NHS or have been unwell in the last 14 days please do not travel to the event and email us and we can let you know deferral options available.

Race numbers must be worn on the front of your shirt and not on your legs or back. If you do so you may not receive an accurate time. Make sure you do not damage the chip. Please make sure you complete the medical information on the reverse of your number. Remember race numbers are non-transferable. This is particularly imperative at this time as it is now more important than ever that we know who is taking part in the event.

Start line opens – 8.00 am
Start line closes – 10.00am