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Looking to get active with a challenge that you can take part in anywhere and anytime? We’ve put together a comprehensive list of virtual running events, including the findarace.com Challenge Club series.
Despite lots of cancelled and postponed "real" races there are still a huge number of events and runs you can take part in to challenge yourself. Virtual running events can be done entirely alone either outdoors or inside on a treadmill without ever setting foot on a start line and ensuring that you respect the any social distancing guidelines.
Our carefully curated virtual races are ideal for keeping fit, chasing your PB times or simply looking after your mental health. Whether you're a regular, 5k, 10k or Half Marathon racer or you're taking your first steps as a runner, our calendar of virtual runs offers a range of goals for everyone.
Virtual Runs & Challenges
Virtual MoRunning 5k, 10k, half marathon and marathon
Virtual EventC-19 Plan
1,000km - Champions Challenge
Virtual EventFirefighter Run (Charity Run)
Virtual EventBe a Unicorn Run 2022
Virtual EventDogs Autumn Run
Virtual EventScottish Highlander Run 2 - The Brave
Virtual EventDINO Challenge 2022 - BRACHIOSAURUS
Virtual EventCeltic Challenge - Tree of Life
Virtual EventCop Run 2022
Virtual EventAnime Fan Run
Virtual EventSloth Scamper
Virtual EventNew York Liberty Run
Virtual EventCeltic Challenge - Triquetra
Virtual EventTHE ECLIPSE RUN
Virtual EventMonster Marathon
Virtual EventPumpkin Plod
Virtual EventZombie Fun
Virtual EventScary Sprint
Virtual EventMonster Mayhem
Virtual EventThe Running Dead
Virtual EventShaolin Run
Virtual EventVirtual Run FAQ's
What is a Virtual Run?
What is a Virtual Run?
A virtual running event is a race that you can do in any location you choose - at the gym, at home on the treadmill or out by yourself around the block. You can run at your own pace, when you want to and how you want to.
What counts as Race Evidence?
What counts as Race Evidence?
Most Virtual Runs offer a few easy ways to provide evidence that you’ve completed the challenge:
- Using any one of the popular running apps will allow you to screenshot your achieved distance
- If you’ve completed the distance on a treadmill you can manually record the activity on your app and screenshot this (Remember - You’re only cheating yourself if you add extra distance!)
- A photo of your distance of a treadmill or smartwatch/fitness tracker
- For longer challenges, you can log your runs in a spreadsheet
