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Basingstoke Half Marathon, 10Km Road Race & Children's 2Km S
Information
Course Records
Half Marathon
Male Andrew Lesuuda 1:04:09 in 2012
Female Naomi Mitchell 1:17:15 in 2023
10Km Road Race
Male Stephen Blake 33:18 in 2023
Female Alexa King 37:37 in 2023
Basingstoke Half Marathon,10Km Road Race & Children's Races
Sunday 5th October 2025
Enter both races by going to Destination Basingstoke Website
www.destinationbasingstoke.co.uk
More information can be found about the race on this website by clicking onto Destination Basingstoke website address above
The Basingstoke Half Marathon, 10Km Road Race & Children's Races are now opened for 2025. (Sunday 5th October 2025)
Go to www.destinationbasingstoke.co.uk to enter all these races.
The course for the Basingstoke Half Marathon is a challenging one, along side with the 10Km Road Race, incorporating some some legendary hills near Cliddesden and Farleigh Wallop, beautiful countryside and quaint villages. On the downhill stretches you will be able to take in fantastic views of some of Hampshire's picturesque landscape and have a bird's eye view of Basingstoke.
New for this year Under 11's & Under 15's 2Km Races.
Enter the Basingstoke Half Marathon or 10Km Road Race & 2Km Children's Races.
Via Facebook Basingstoke Half Marathon/Destination Basingstoke
Website www.destinationbasingstoke.co.uk
The Half Marathon as been voted in the Top 10 Half Marthons in the country from 2011 to 2024.
Basingstoke Half Marathon, 10Km Road
Race Information And Time Table
Race Information And Time Table
Race Information And Time Table
The Basingstoke Half Marathon and 10K is a real highlight in the running calendar and we have been proud of the way it has brought our whole community together in a fabulous festival atmosphere. With superb scenery, closed roads and a friendly welcome, it is a race with all the organisation and facilities of a big race, but the atmosphere of a community festival.
(Maps And Routes Below In Next Section)
Time Table
Saturday (Collection Of Race Numbers And T-Shirts ) Time to follow shortly
Sunday:
Race Village Opens 8am
Children's Race Under 11,s
Children's Race Under 15's
Warm-up
Line Up For The Race
Start Times
Half Marathon 10am
10km Road Race 10.30am
Race Village
Join us at the Race Village on Sunday, 5th October 2025, the heart of the Destination Basingstoke Phillips Law Half Marathon & 10k.
Open from 8am to 3pm, it’s where runners begin and end their journey, and the community comes together to support this fantastic event. With refreshment facilities, sponsor tents, and a lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to cheer on the participants.
A limited number of pitches are available for businesses and organisations—contact Elizabeth Spencer at elizabeth.spencer@destinationbasingstoke.co.uk for more details.
Race Entry Fee And Prizes
Race Information And Time Table
Race Information And Time Table
Half Marathon
Affiliated £45.00
Unaffiliated £48.00
Zero Waste (No T-Shirt) £38.00
10Km Road Race
Affiliated £31.00
Unaffiliated £35.00
Zero Waste (No T-Shirt) £25.00
Children 2Km Races
Under 11's Free
Under 15's Free
The number of places for the children's races is limited to 300 overall (each participant will get a special event medal).
Enter The Races Via Website
www.destinationbasingstoke.co.uk
Half Marathon And 10Km Charity Offer
Entering a charity team
We’re excited to invite charities to take part in the Phillips Law Basingstoke Half Marathon & 10K 2025 with our special Charity Team Offer. This is your chance to gather a team of 5 to 30 runners and receive discounted entry at just £25 per person
Charity teams also benefit from increased visibility and the chance to engage with the wider community on race day.
Whether you’re a small local group or a national organisation, this offer provides great value and exposure.
We’re proud to announce that the Official Charity for 2025 is The Pink Place, supporting people affected by cancer across North Hampshire.
For more information or to book your charity team contact
elizabeth.spencer@destinationbasingstoke.co.uk
Prizes
This years prize list:
Overall winner (men
Overall winner (women)
2nd men
2nd women
3rd men
3rd wome
Vet Prizes
1st Veterans women 35 – 39 Voucher
1st Veterans men 40 – 49 Voucher
1st Veterans women 40 – 49 Voucher
1st Veterans men 50 – 59 Voucher
1st Veterans women 50 – 59 Voucher
1st Veterans men 60 – 69 Voucher
1st Veterans women 60 – 69 Voucher
1st Veterans men over 70 Voucher
1st Veterans Women over 70Voucher
Team Prizes
Fastest Running Club – maleTrophy
Fastest Running Club – femaleTrophy
Fastest corporate team – menTrophy
Fastest corporate team – womenTrophy
Fastest corporate team – mixedTrophy
Fastest other team – maleTrophy
Fastest other team – womenTrophy
Fastest other team – mixedTrophy
Route's Half Marathon, 10Km Road Race & 2Km Children's Races
Half Marathon
New Part Of The 10km Race
Half Marathon Elevation
The Half Marathon starts in the War Memorial Park in Basingstoke and is a road race starting in the town, but with most of the route on traffic free minor roads through undulating countryside.
The start and finish will be in War Memorial Park, as in 2021, starting at 11am.
The race course heads out of town on closed roads towards the villag
The Half Marathon starts in the War Memorial Park in Basingstoke and is a road race starting in the town, but with most of the route on traffic free minor roads through undulating countryside.
The start and finish will be in War Memorial Park, as in 2021, starting at 11am.
The race course heads out of town on closed roads towards the village of Cliddesden, you will pass the Jolly Farmer pub, then turn left by the village pond to head up towards Cliddesden School.
You enter the village of Ellisfield at mile 4, then turn left towards the church, then right down College Lane with a lovely gentle downhill to mile 6.
Turn right and right again before you climb back up past The Fox Inn returning to Ellisfield, then take a left towards Farleigh Wallop.
Between miles 8 and 9 there is the legendary ‘Big Dipper’ as affectionately named by local runners, (actually its proper name is ‘Bedlam Bottom’) where the road drops by 100 feet then regains it almost immediately.
Then follow the tree-lined Avenue to mile 9, and from here it is more or less downhill to the finish.
Once you reach the crossroads you will turn right downhill with some fabulous views across the countryside with Basingstoke in the distance.
Back through Cliddesden and towards town, taking a right by the Holiday Inn to return to the race village in War Memorial Park with the last 130m on grass in the park.
(Photo's Of The Course To Follow Shortly)
More Information Can Be Found On
Facebook : Basingstoke Half Marathon Page
Website www.destinationbasingstoke.co.uk
Half Marathon Elevation
New Part Of The 10km Race
Half Marathon Elevation
Three Climbs In The Course
Mile 3 to 4 long climb thought the tree line
Mile 6- 7 past the Fox Inn Public House
Then Between Miles 8-9 The Big Dipper
Then a long desend past mile 10 back into Cliddesden
10Km Road Race
New Part Of The 10km Race
New Part Of The 10km Race
Map From Mile 1 And Back to Mile 1
This year we have a New Course the 10Km Race
The 10Km starts in the War Memorial Park in Basingstoke and is a road race starting in the town, but with most of the route on traffic free minor roads through undulating countryside.
In 2023 the race will be run in the usual direction (as in 2011-17), and will
Map From Mile 1 And Back to Mile 1
This year we have a New Course the 10Km Race
The 10Km starts in the War Memorial Park in Basingstoke and is a road race starting in the town, but with most of the route on traffic free minor roads through undulating countryside.
In 2023 the race will be run in the usual direction (as in 2011-17), and will take place in parallel to a new 10k race. The start and finish will be in War Memorial Park, as in 2021, starting at 11am.
The race course heads out of town on closed roads towards the village of Cliddesden, you will pass the Jolly Farmer pub, then turn left by the village pond to head up towards Cliddesden School.
Just befor Cliddesdon School turn left onto Hachwood Lane, follow the road to the T-Junction.
Turn right onto Station Road follow the road to the T-Juction turn right back onto Hackwood Lane to the duck pond and then turn Right onto Farleigh Road.
Back through Cliddesden and towards town, taking a right by the Holiday Inn to return to the race village in War Memorial Park as you started.
In the War Mormorial Park Follow the footpath (Past the entrance to the finish for the Half Marathon) carry straight on past the Play area on your right hand side, carry straight on to the first lamp post past the footpath/cycleway.
Turn right over the grass to the finish line.
(Photo's Of The Course To Follow Shortly)
New Part Of The 10km Race
New Part Of The 10km Race
New Part Of The 10km Race
From The Duck Pond In Cliddersen Along Hackwood Lane Turning Left Onto Hackwood Lane Just Before Cliddesden School, Turning Left Onto Station Road And Returning Back To The Duck Pond In Cliddesden
2Km Children's Race Course
Tips For Running A Half Marathon
Tips For Running A Half Marathon
Starting from the start line of the Half Marathon And 10Km Race, follow the funnel to the end past the play park, at the end turn left.
Along the pathway past the tennis courts at the T-Junction turn left to the top of pathway and then turn right and a loop around the skate park. Then turn right returning back past the tennis courts.
Foll
Starting from the start line of the Half Marathon And 10Km Race, follow the funnel to the end past the play park, at the end turn left.
Along the pathway past the tennis courts at the T-Junction turn left to the top of pathway and then turn right and a loop around the skate park. Then turn right returning back past the tennis courts.
Follow the pathway back to the funnel of the half marathon finish line.
Tips For Running A Half Marathon
Tips For Running A Half Marathon
Tips For Running A Half Marathon
First 5 Miles: Start Out Slow
When you start your half marathon, you'll likely feel strong and confident. You might even have to tell yourself to hold back. The first few miles should feel easy
Run Your Own Half Marathon
Don't worry if you see a lot of people passing you. Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare. Going out too fast i
First 5 Miles: Start Out Slow
When you start your half marathon, you'll likely feel strong and confident. You might even have to tell yourself to hold back. The first few miles should feel easy
Run Your Own Half Marathon
Don't worry if you see a lot of people passing you. Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare. Going out too fast is one of the most common running mistakes.
Don't Get Too Emotional
Stay as calm as possible for the first 5 miles of the race. Resist the urge to high-five spectators or jump up and down when you see family and friends cheering for you.
Miles 6 to 10: Where It Can Start to Get Tough
Your mental toughness will really start to be tested mid-race, during which you'll be running at tempo pace. Though, if you are running a smart race, it might not be until miles 9 and 10 that you really start to "feel it."
Break It Up
At mile 6, start breaking up the remainder of the race into smaller segments. It will make the distance feel more manageable. For example, think, "I'm more than a third of the way done!" By mile 10, you can think: "There's only a short 5K run left to go."
Beat Boredom
Now is the time to use all those boredom-battling tricks you learned during your long runs in training.
- Count your breaths or footfalls.
- Do mental math.
- Focus on your technique.
- Meditate.
- Practice mindfulness.
- Appreciate your body.
- Sing.
- Talk to other runners.
First 5 Miles: Start Out Slow
When you start your half marathon, you'll likely feel strong and confident. You might even have to tell yourself to hold back. The first few miles should feel easy—after all, you've trained to go 13.1 miles.
Running your first half slower than the second half (called a negative split) is the key to running a smart and enjoyable half marathon.
Take it slow and relaxed. Your body will thank you during the later miles.
Run Your Own Half Marathon
Don't worry if you see a lot of people passing you. Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare. Going out too fast is one of the most common running mistakes. Take calm, deep breaths, and try to block out any distracting thoughts about the other runners. You'll catch them later—and at your own pace.
Don't Get Too Emotional
Stay as calm as possible for the first 5 miles of the race. Resist the urge to high-five spectators or jump up and down when you see family and friends cheering for you. Conserve your mental energy for the run.
Miles 6 to 10: Where It Can Start to Get Tough
Your mental toughness will really start to be tested mid-race, during which you'll be running at tempo pace. Though, if you are running a smart race, it might not be until miles 9 and 10 that you really start to "feel it."
Don't give into periods of self-doubt and discomfort. Remember all those miles you ran and the training you did. Have faith in your training. Think about how hard you have worked and how rewarding it will be to complete your half marathon.
Prepare yourself with tips for staying mentally strong, and keep them in your back pocket.
Break It Up
At mile 6, start breaking up the remainder of the race into smaller segments. It will make the distance feel more manageable.
Beat Boredom
Now is the time to use all those boredom-battling tricks you learned during your long runs in training.
Miles 11 to 13.1: Get Outside Your Body
You will likely start to feel more physical discomfort during the run's final miles. At the very least, you'll be tired. Your legs will feel heavy, your muscles might be cramping, and you will feel your lungs burning.
Talk to Yourself
Now is the time in the race to pass other runners. You need to dig down deep for extra strength to run the final 5k at your race pace.
Set Small Milestones
Focus on one runner ahead of you. Power through and pass that runner. Once you have passed that person, set your sights on the next runner, and repeat.
Finish Strong
As you near the finish line, shift your brain back to the present and be fully in the moment.
Take It All In
You will want to remember your achievement and the highs that you are feeling as you finish strong.
Tips For Running A 10Km
Tips For Running A Half Marathon
Tips For Running A 10Km
First-timers: build mileage slowly
Runners who've finished a 5K can move up to a 10K, but doubling up on distance takes proper preparation. ‘I recommend adding 10-15 per cent to your total weekly mileage, spread out over two or three runs, each week.
Experienced runners: work one in
Are you preparing for a longer goal? That's OK – do a 10K,
First-timers: build mileage slowly
Runners who've finished a 5K can move up to a 10K, but doubling up on distance takes proper preparation. ‘I recommend adding 10-15 per cent to your total weekly mileage, spread out over two or three runs, each week.
Experienced runners: work one in
Are you preparing for a longer goal? That's OK – do a 10K, too! ‘Racing a 10K while training for a marathon – or a half – is like getting a little bonus speedwork in preparation for that race, and you shouldn't be surprised if you run a 10K PB in the process.
Vary your workouts
The 10K requires strength, endurance, speed and a finishing kick, you want to get practice running at goal pace, a little slower than 10K pace [a medium effort] and faster than 10K pace. ‘You also need to build up to what I think is the best 10K workout – 3 x 2 miles at goal race pace.
Start with a warm-up
If you're doing a harder workout – a tempo run, speedwork or a run that includes mileage at 10K goal pace – you need to make time for a proper warm-up. Jog for a mile, then perform 5 x 100m warm-up drills (such as skips, high knees and bum kicks) with a recovery jog between each. Do the same before the race if you have a time goal.
Hit the track
Short intervals of 200-600m help improve leg turnover and speed.
If you're a less experienced runner, start with 8 x 200m at 90 per cent effort with a 200m recovery jog between each, then repeat the workout every other week, adding a few repeats each time.
Once you've mastered those, you can move up to covering an equivalent distance in 400m repeats (with 400m recoveries).
Change your pace
Slow and steady will finish the race, but if you want to get faster, you need to push yourself out of your comfort zone during some long runs
Try a couple of long runs at an effort of seven to eight on a scale of one to 10, and throw in a one-minute surge (a controlled pick-up that's about 15-20 seconds faster per mile than your regular pace) every 10 minutes. These runs are challenging, so do them no more often than once every two to three weeks.
Do some strength training
One of the big benefits of training for a 10K instead of a half or full marathon is that it's easier to fit in different types of workouts, such as yoga, Pilates or circuit training. Take advantage of it: doing core-strengthening and flexibility exercises regularly will help improve your form and overall efficiency, and reduce your injury risk. Ideally, try to incorporate 30 minutes or more of core work (including abs, back, glutes and shoulders) and a yoga session into your routine at least twice each week (on easy or cross-training days).
Meet Are Pacing Team
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
Gordon Bateman 1Hr 30Mins Pacer
Matt Pillinger 1Hr 45mins Pacer
Rebecca Reid 1Hr 45Mins Pacer
Tom Hartgill 2Hrs Pacer
Graham Collins 2Hrs Pacer
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
Karen Hodkin 2Hrs 15Mins Pacer
Stewart Dewey 2Hrs 15Mins Pacer
Steve Bennett 2Hrs 30Mins Pacer
Kevin Biles 2Hrs 30Mins Pacer
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
2024 Half Marathon Pace Team
2Hrs 15Mins Rhianna Edwards
1Hr £0Mins Michal Bursak
2023 Half Marathon Pace Team
Meet Our Team
Race Direor-MIke Gratton
Race Direor-MIke Gratton
Race Direor-MIke Gratton
Mike Gratton has been running since 1968, when he finished second in the British Forces Schools Germany Junior 800mts Champs in 2 mins 10 sec (age 13). He went on to win an English Schools title at 5,000m.
He went on to win the Poly Marathon in Windsor, third in the 1982 London Marathon with 2:12:30 and took bronze in the Brisbane Commonw
Mike Gratton has been running since 1968, when he finished second in the British Forces Schools Germany Junior 800mts Champs in 2 mins 10 sec (age 13). He went on to win an English Schools title at 5,000m.
He went on to win the Poly Marathon in Windsor, third in the 1982 London Marathon with 2:12:30 and took bronze in the Brisbane Commonwealth Games with 2:12:06. Seven months later he won the 1983 London Marathon in 2:09:43.
Race Direor-MIke Gratton
Race Direor-MIke Gratton
Course Director-Neil Proctor
My obsession as been health and fitness for the past 50+ years, playing football as a young child onto playing semi professional football from youth level upwards.
I was also Road Running Secretary for Basingstoke And Mid Hants Athletics Club for a number of years.
Running for the club also on the Road And Cros
Course Director-Neil Proctor
My obsession as been health and fitness for the past 50+ years, playing football as a young child onto playing semi professional football from youth level upwards.
I was also Road Running Secretary for Basingstoke And Mid Hants Athletics Club for a number of years.
Running for the club also on the Road And Cross Country.
I've been the Course Director For The Basingstoke Half Marathon And 10Km Road Race, from the first race to the present day
Its as been my passion to get the Half Marathon back in Basingstoke And with the help Of Destination Basingstoke a number of years ago we manage this and 15 years later we are still going strong and still voted as one of top 10 half marathons in the UK, i have also over the past 4+ years manage to get back the 10km in Basingstoke of which now we run along side of the Half Marathon.
Race Direor-MIke Gratton
Assistance Course Director-Rob Lucas
I am really honoured and excited to be joining the team in supporting the ongoing
running and development of the Basingstoke Half Marathon events. I have been
fortunate enough to run the Basingstoke Half Marathon ten times and I consider it to
be one of the best events in the South-East because of its grea
Assistance Course Director-Rob Lucas
I am really honoured and excited to be joining the team in supporting the ongoing
running and development of the Basingstoke Half Marathon events. I have been
fortunate enough to run the Basingstoke Half Marathon ten times and I consider it to
be one of the best events in the South-East because of its great organisation,
fantastic local support and challenging route. I look forward to helping other runners
achieve their goals and ambitions.
I am a keen runner, and I have been running for over 40 years, albeit my early years
running was more focused on building and maintaining fitness to support playing
rugby. Since retiring from rugby, I ran to maintain fitness and that evolved into
entering races as I needed to challenge myself. Since then, I have run the London
Marathon three times, completed 50 Half Marathons, a couple of ultras, and
numerous 10 mile and 10k events. I am also a regular at Basingstoke Parkrun,
where I have nearly completed 500 runs.
I live in Basingstoke with my wife Sophia, who is a runner, and two sons.
Lizzie
Lizzie is the Head of Events at Destination Basingstoke with 17 years of hospitality and events experience. She leads the organisation of the Phillips Law Basingstoke Half Marathon & 10k, ensuring its success through careful planning and a hands-on approach. Known for her reliability, attention to detail, and ability to perform unde
Lizzie
Lizzie is the Head of Events at Destination Basingstoke with 17 years of hospitality and events experience. She leads the organisation of the Phillips Law Basingstoke Half Marathon & 10k, ensuring its success through careful planning and a hands-on approach. Known for her reliability, attention to detail, and ability to perform under pressure, Lizzie is well-connected in Basingstoke and Deane and is the go-to person for getting things done right.
Debbie
Debbie is the Team Coordinator at Destination Basingstoke, bringing over 24 years of experience working and volunteering with various charities in the Basingstoke area. Debbie works with and supports Lizzie with the Phillips Law Basingstoke Half Marathon & 10k by leading registration.
Anything else you need, please let me know.
Mark
Mark is DB’s Partnerships Manager. The former Editor of The Basingstoke Gazette, Mark has worked in and around Basingstoke for more than 25 years. He spent a successful career in the charity sector before coming to support DB.
Testimonails
Runners World 2015
Runners World 2015
Runners World 2015
Event: Basingstoke Half Marathon
Date: Sunday 4th October 2015
Words: Kerry McCarthy Runners World
Basingstoke town centre itself is nothing to write home about, but the race team had pulled off a masterstroke by starting in the town and immediately taking proceedings into nearby rural villages where, frankly, the surrounding countryside was
Event: Basingstoke Half Marathon
Date: Sunday 4th October 2015
Words: Kerry McCarthy Runners World
Basingstoke town centre itself is nothing to write home about, but the race team had pulled off a masterstroke by starting in the town and immediately taking proceedings into nearby rural villages where, frankly, the surrounding countryside was everything John Constable could have hoped for.
The route was a rough figure of eight to the south of Basingstoke and took runners through a succession of quaint villages - Cliddesden, Ellisfield, Farleigh Wallop and Broadmere – where the locals were out in force, having decorated their houses with bunting for the occasion. Fathers carried children on their shoulders and whooped, grandparents sat in chairs and clapped, while many others banged saucepans, blew into vuvuzelas and put out their hands for a high five as we went past. The pubs had opened early too, which definitely contributed to the roistering roadside vibe. On sections where the road narrowed and you were close enough to be slapped on the back, it felt a little like what Tour de France cyclists must experience when making their way through the crowds up a narrow mountain pass.
Inbetween villages there were equally enjoyable periods of calm, where all you had to do was get your head up and marvel at the rustic beauty on either side. Thatched cottages, vast fields stacked with hay bales, rolling hillsides and roadside verges blooming with late-season flowers that looked amazing, even if I hadn’t a clue what they were called.
The tranquillity was broken only by the surprising number of climbs. There were numerous sneaky inclines that you only realised you were tackling when you suddenly wondered why someone had attached invisible weights to your legs, as well as three main hills – at mile three, mile six, and the biggest around the nine-mile mark, known ‘affectionately’ as The Big Dipper (actual name: Bedlam Bottom). It was a two-hump corker. If you thought the ascents were hard, the descents were every bit as bad – so steep that it made no difference whether you leaned back and put the brakes on or let gravity have its way – your quads and knees still got a thorough spanking either way. From there, though, it was four miles of mildly downhill country road to the finish on the grass at the War Memorial Park.
Testimonails
Runners World 2015
Runners World 2015
Dasen P (2018)
This is a great race to add some hill training to your main goal. The race was a community event and was extremely well organised. The race village was in the local park and bib collection and the baggage area were manned by volunteers from their local hospice. The start line was just outside the park and in the finish line
Dasen P (2018)
This is a great race to add some hill training to your main goal. The race was a community event and was extremely well organised. The race village was in the local park and bib collection and the baggage area were manned by volunteers from their local hospice. The start line was just outside the park and in the finish line was inside the park. The refreshment stations were well stocked with water. The marshals and local residents were very supportive along the entire course and the course itself was well marked. This race does not allow in-ear earphones but bone conduction earphones are allowed. I'd definitely recommend running this race if you're looking for a challenging Autumn half marathon or to include some hill work into your training plan.
Mark W (2019)
It's not so often you come to race at a genuinely friendly smoothly slick organised event. Lots of events a popping up these days but this my 3rd race here and I'll be back again. The process for the runner is just so smooth, Number collection with bag drop next door, pens and number clips provided right by the number collection. Nice long row on toilets close by to see and not to close to smell! Start and start line just metered away finish line bang in the middle of everything! Helpful Marshall's, Enthusiasm from supporting locals. It's a real slick operation and an event you can just arrive at get ready and run! Simple and so refreshing. Recommended to any class of runner.
Chloe V (2021)
Super well organised and good value for money. This half is not for the faint hearted though - it's very hilly but fantastic if you want a challenge. It's all countryside so nice and quiet and amazing views. The support from people in the little villages that you run through is outstanding and the race village is nice and spacious with free coffee. This year we got a medal, t shirt, banana, water, energy drink and a twix at the end!
Esther B (2021)
Today was my 80th different location Half Marathon.
Each half is just the same as the last in regards to the effort you have to make to complete 13.1 miles. They are just don't get any easier!!
There were hills, steep enough to make you walk. Remember what goes up must come down. I thought my toes were going to pop out of my trainers when I was thrown down the downs.
Plenty of porta loos. An abundance of bananas, KitKats,Twixs and energy drinks. T-shirt & a real medal at the end.
The marshalls were super helpful by accepting rubbish en route.
Matthew P (2021)
Basingstoke Half marathon is a great event- lovely ( scenic) course, great support, quality goody bag. Its quite hilly in the middle half, but the upside is from mile 9.5 it's all downhill, so if you've got the legs, fast times are very achievable
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Micheal B (2023)
a very well organised scenic half marathon with challenging hills, but rewarding views and great support from the locals. This is not a town route, it starts and finishes in one of the local parks, but takes runners into the nearby countryside, which is great
Jilly R (2023)
I love the Basingstoke Half, it's a massively under
Micheal B (2023)
a very well organised scenic half marathon with challenging hills, but rewarding views and great support from the locals. This is not a town route, it starts and finishes in one of the local parks, but takes runners into the nearby countryside, which is great
Jilly R (2023)
I love the Basingstoke Half, it's a massively under-rated event. The event village is much fancier than some other bigger races, it's a beautiful course on closed roads, good medal and prizes, really excellent free photos should get a special mention. Lots of marshalls around the course and although the supporting crowds aren't massive there are some lovely local folk that come out on race day to cheer you along in the middle of nowhere. My favourite race of the year, 100% recommend.
Kevin B (2023)
Fantastic route for the Basingstoke half marathon, around superb villages with great support along the whole route. The hills are awesome!
Becky M (2023)
This was my 3rd time running the half marathon and I absolutely loved it. I love that even though you are running on the road for the most part you are surrounded by beautiful countryside or pretty villages- it’s lovely seeing people stood out in their front gardens cheering you on. The Marshalls are super encouraging and there is just a lovely friendly happy atmosphere! I thought the medal and the t shirt were particularly good this year - really colourful! Thanku for a lovely day!
Judit M (2023)
Thank you to everyone for organising it,thank you to the volunteers for their hard work, the marshals were outstanding, I was running with the 2.30 pacemakers and they were the nicest I have ever met. I love the medal and thank you to all those people cheering us especially the children.
Pippa J (2023)
The Basingstoke Half Marathon/10K 2023 was a fabulous, family-friendly event. I took part in the 10K event and got a PB! I think it was really well organised, a pleasant running route (a little incline for the first 5K but nothing too challenging, plus it was a little decline for the other 5K!), lovely countryside views and a great atmosphere. Medics were ready to go if required and water stations were available throughout the run. I would definitely do it again and would recommend the event (both 10K and marathon) to fellow running pals. Well done to all involved.
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Basingstoke Gazette (2024)
The 15th annual Basingstoke Half Marathon and 10k took place on Sunday, October 6, surpassing expectations with participation in incredible numbers.
More than 1,300 runners, including enthusiastic children in the newly added races, participated in the runs, and 1,036 crossed the finish line at the War Memorial Par
Basingstoke Gazette (2024)
The 15th annual Basingstoke Half Marathon and 10k took place on Sunday, October 6, surpassing expectations with participation in incredible numbers.
More than 1,300 runners, including enthusiastic children in the newly added races, participated in the runs, and 1,036 crossed the finish line at the War Memorial Park Race Village. This was a big increase on the 895 who finished last year.
Half Marathon Results 2011-2023 Top 10 Overall Top 5 Ladies
2011 H/Marathon
2011 H/Marathon
2011 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Toby Lamber 1:12:31
Matthew King 1.16.12
Sean Holmes M40 1:18:51
Simon Thatcher 1:21:18
Fiona Mattheson F50 1:21:45
Tom Watson 1:22:24
David Meacock 1:23:08
Warwick Gooch 1:23:34
Mike Gregory 1:24:05
Nicholas Handley 1:24:26
Top Five Ladies
Fiona Mattheson F50 1.21.45
Kate Towerton 1.29.33
Sarah Twist F35 1.321.57
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Top Ten Overall
Toby Lamber 1:12:31
Matthew King 1.16.12
Sean Holmes M40 1:18:51
Simon Thatcher 1:21:18
Fiona Mattheson F50 1:21:45
Tom Watson 1:22:24
David Meacock 1:23:08
Warwick Gooch 1:23:34
Mike Gregory 1:24:05
Nicholas Handley 1:24:26
Top Five Ladies
Fiona Mattheson F50 1.21.45
Kate Towerton 1.29.33
Sarah Twist F35 1.321.57
Belinda Tull F40 1.34.54
Cheryl Foot F40 1.36.10
1269 Entries
2012 H/Marathon
2011 H/Marathon
2011 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Andrew Lesuuda 1:04:09
Frederick Slemeck 1.14.16
Matthew King 1.14.43
Sean Holmes 1.15.36
James Quinn 1.17.52
Stephen Mcloughlin 1.18.43
Agnes Chebet F 1.19.23
Richard White 1.19.23
Stephen Jeffery 1.19.51
Neil Martin 1.20.14
John Payne 1.20.20
Top Five Ladies
Agnes Chebet 1.19.23
Zoe West F40 1.29.58
Belinda Bull 1.31.09
Anita Salter F40 1.33.46
Krissy Lloyd 1.35.13
1311 Entries
2013 H/Marathon
2011 H/Marathon
2013 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Nicholas Kirui 1.05.33
Colin Leak 1.13.45
David Meacock 1.14.20
Jamal Mohamed 1.14.46
Johnathan Cornish 1.14.54
Matthew King 1.15.16
Dave Ragan 1.17.37
Jimmy Heal 1.18.40
Iain Connell 1.19.14
Ben Webb 1.1915
Top Five Ladies
Dawn Godwin F40 1.30.08
Ruth Briggs F35 1.34.44
Becky Crisp F35 1.35.18
Racheal Hagger F45 1.36.21
Joanna Curtis F50 1.39.56
1326 Entries
2014 H/Marathon
2014 H/Marathon
2013 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Jonah Chesum 1.06.13
Keith Russell 1.13.19
Alex Hamilton 1.15.01
Tony Carter 1.17.13
Gladys Kwambai F 1.17.27
Gary Till 1.17.38
Stephen Jeffery 1.19.11
Jo Meek F35 1.19.31
Mark Shepherd 1.19.43
Sarah Hill F40 1.19.49
Top Five Ladies
Gladys Kwambai 1.17.27
Jo Meek F35 1.19.31
Sarah Hill F40 1.19.49
Laura Woodley F35 1.21.45
Angela Goodwin F35 1.29.30
1443 Entries
2015 H/Marathon
2014 H/Marathon
2015 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Vincent Boit 1.04.42
Alex Milne 1.12.01
David Meacock 1.13.36
Alex Hamilton 1.14.19
Jim Heal 1.14.42
Adrian Lansley 1.17.48
Aaron Wilson 1.21.26
Mark Shepherd 1.21.29
Martin Whitworth 1.22.28
Mark Bethell 1.22.35
Top Five Ladies
Kate Towerton 1.25.01
Alice Leake 1.29.21
Nikki Gray 1.32.18
Krissy Lloyd F35 1.33.29
Karen Grinstead F40 1.34.50
1277 Entries
2016 H/Marathon
2014 H/Marathon
2015 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Toby Lambert 1.12.06
Dave Ragan 1.15.21
David Meacock 1.15.55
Robert Wood 1.17.10
Lee Tolhurst 1.18.08
Pablo Herrera 1.19.10
Matthew Blagg 1.21.50
Karl Westhead 1.22.40
Neville Welsh-Smyth 1.22.43
Neil Laurenson 1.23.01
Top Five Ladies
Lesley Lock F35 1.25.01
Shara Hill F40 1.25.22
Catriona Paterson 1.27.36
Alice Leake 1.29.42
Jitka Hall F35 1.34.15
1099 Entries
2017 H/Marathon
2017 H/Marathon
2017 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Matthew Bennet 1.12.33
Robert Wood 1.13.14
Dave Ragan 1.15.00
Alex Hamilton 1.15.13
Stephen Reid 1.17.51
Dean Harris 1.22.00
John Payne 1.23.13
Rob Gilchrist 1.23.55
Matthew Lyness 1.24.09
Lesley Locks F40 1.24.12
Top Five Ladies
Lesley Locks F40 1.24.12
Kate Towerton 1.26.41
Mel Bourne F40 1.32.14
Nicki Aitken F35 1.33.27
Mitch Lloyd F40 1.34.22
980 Entries
2018 H/Marathon
2017 H/Marathon
2017 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Tom Aldred 1.09.38
Toby Lambert 1.12.07
Robert Wood 1.13.55
Alex Hamilton 1.14.09
Aaron Burgess 1.15.28
James Donald 1.16.41
Neil Laurenson 1.16.44
Stephen Reid 1.16.51
David Fry 1.17.17
Jonathan Bradford 1.18.22
Top Five Ladies
Lesley Locks F40 1.22.28
Freya Martin F35 1.26.48
Jenny Laing 1.29.15
956 Entries
2019 H/Marathon
2017 H/Marathon
2019 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Alexander Bampton 1.11.37
Toby Lambert 1.11.51
Alex Hamilton 1.16.18
Tom Harding 1.18.14
Carlos Rybeck 1.19.49
Dean Harris 1.21.10
Alex Bigg 1.21.29
Michael Cook 1.21.32
Lesley Locks F40 1.22.00
Tony Watkins 1.24.02
Top Five Ladies
Lesley Locks F40 1.22.00
Freya Martin F35 1.26.54
Jitka Hall F40 1.30.33
897 Entries
2021 H/Marathon
2021 H/Marathon
2019 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Robert Wood 1.13.23
Tom Harding 1.17.36
Alex Hamilton 1.20.17
Michael Cook 1.21.11
Lesley Locks F45 1.24.00
Chris Furness 1.24.25
Tony Parker 1.24.39
Sean Lewis 1.24.39
David Walker 1.25.51
Fergal Donnelly 1.26.07
Ladies
Lesley Locks F45 1.24.00
Abbie Nadin F35 1.31.13
Jilly Raw F35 1.38.45
Tracy Jones 1.41.01
Clare Eldridge 1.44.57
2022 H/Marathon
2021 H/Marathon
2022 H/Marathon
Top Five Male
Freerick Slemeck 1.11.51
Alex Bampton 1.12.41
Robert Wood 1.12.56
Tom Harding 1.13.41
Alex Hasmilton 1.16.24
Top Five Female
Lesley Locks 1.23.18
Kate Towerton 1.28.12
Jill Raw 1.29.04
Rebecca Crackett 1.37.14
Edyta Wilk 1.38.16
2023 H/Marathon
2021 H/Marathon
2022 H/Marathon
Top Five Male
Robert Wood 1.14.07
Tom Harding 1.15.25
Lewis Williams 1.16.55
David Boulton 1.17.18
Daniel Robinson 1.17.25
Top Five Female
Naomi Mitchell 1.17.17
Lesley Locks 1.24.11
Jilly Row 1.28.32
Elle Gosling 1.37.17
Ellen Horner 1.38.07
Half Marathon Results 2024-2025 Top Ten Male/Female
2024 H/Marathon
2024 H/Marathon
2024 H/Marathon
Top Ten Overall
Tom Harding 1.13.08
Danel Quinlan 1.16.40
Ben Nutley 1.17.31
Edward Denham 1.17.48
James Donald 1.19.39
Callum Cleary 1.20.13
Jack Routledge 1.21.28
Chris Griffiths 1.23.41
George Lagden 1.26.17
Sabastian Bodilly 1.26.50
Top Ten Ladies
Jill Raw 1.28.35
Jitka Hall 1.33.31
Victoria Buck 1,34.08
Megan Huggins 1.37.17
Top Ten Overall
Tom Harding 1.13.08
Danel Quinlan 1.16.40
Ben Nutley 1.17.31
Edward Denham 1.17.48
James Donald 1.19.39
Callum Cleary 1.20.13
Jack Routledge 1.21.28
Chris Griffiths 1.23.41
George Lagden 1.26.17
Sabastian Bodilly 1.26.50
Top Ten Ladies
Jill Raw 1.28.35
Jitka Hall 1.33.31
Victoria Buck 1,34.08
Megan Huggins 1.37.17
Becky Malcolmson 1.37.48
Jessica Rogers 1.39.49
Karina Furmanek 1.39.52
Amy Kerr 1.40.33
Jeannita Jinks 1.40.52
Ann Rostern 1.42.17
568 Entries
2025 H/Marathon
2024 H/Marathon
2024 H/Marathon
Results To Follow
10 Road Race Results Top 10 Male Top 10/5 Ladies
2019 10Km Road Race
2019 10Km Road Race
2019 10Km Road Race
Top Ten Male
Dave Ragon 33.21
Oli Morgan 35.57
Steven Mcdonald 38.38
Steve Mcgeown 39.00
Kieran Ruffle 39.13
Michael Hill 39.32
Will Furby 39.54
Andrew Cackett 39.59
Nick Walters 40.07
Scott Edgington 40.44
Top 10 Female
Michelle Lloyd 41.46
Denise Sterling 42.12
Rebecca Pearson 42.30
Rhiannon Perryment 44.19
Christine Halls 46.14
Helen Alvis 47.07
Top Ten Male
Dave Ragon 33.21
Oli Morgan 35.57
Steven Mcdonald 38.38
Steve Mcgeown 39.00
Kieran Ruffle 39.13
Michael Hill 39.32
Will Furby 39.54
Andrew Cackett 39.59
Nick Walters 40.07
Scott Edgington 40.44
Top 10 Female
Michelle Lloyd 41.46
Denise Sterling 42.12
Rebecca Pearson 42.30
Rhiannon Perryment 44.19
Christine Halls 46.14
Helen Alvis 47.07
Caroline Partner 49.28
Claire Berridge 49.33
Lauren Cartridge 49.52
Emma Elkington 49.54
2021 10Km Road Race
2019 10Km Road Race
2019 10Km Road Race
Top Ten Male
Giddings William 38.40
Robertson Jevan 39.54
Bateman Gordon 40.18
Jones Nick 40.12
Sheppard Christopher 40.57
Tim Fleur 41.05
Challen Sebastien 42.17
Nichols Richard 42.38
Daniel Jd 42.58
Top 10 Female
Christine Halls 42.28
Strachan Clare 47.09
Bradbury Jane 49.52
Hope Susannah 50.00
Jones Elinor 50.17
Smith Liv 50.57
Fletcher Laura 51.27
Beadle Sam 54.02
Elkington Emma 54.37
200 Entries
2022 10Km Road Race
2019 10Km Road Race
2022 10Km Road Race
Top Five Male
Peter Watkeys 35.11
Andy Goddard 36.07
Dave Rawlings 36.19
Steve Barnes 36.19
Steve Rule 36.50
Top Five Female
Christine Hall 40.14
Lisa Gottward 44.20
Clare Strachan 46.33
Jeannita Jinks 47.22
Rebbecca Curtis-Harris 48.52
230 Entries
2023 10Km Road Race
2023 10Km Road Race
2022 10Km Road Race
Top Five Male
Steven Blake 33.07
Ben Nutley 34.15
Dave Rawlings 35.16
Alastair Bridgman 35.45
George Meagher 36.09
Top Five Female
Alexa King 37.38
Charlotte Ragen 39.05
Kate Towerton 39.38
Jackie Wilson 40.22
Emily Rints 41.07
346 Entries
2024 10Km Road Race
2023 10Km Road Race
2024 10Km Road Race
Top Five Male
Micheal Stone 34.07
Tom Dewey 35.45
James Quinlan 35.52
Stephen Reid 36.08
Jenson Howard 36.30
Top Five Ladies
Gemma Studwick 40.48
Lucy Wright 41.33
Jo Whitehead 44.14
Charlotte Vickers 45.28
Claire Scholes 45.55
471 Entries
2025 10Km Road Race
2023 10Km Road Race
2024 10Km Road Race
Top Five Male
Top Five Female
Children Races Results
2024 5-10 Years Old
2024 11-15 Years Old
2024 11-15 Years Old
Top Five Overall
Eludie Burnett F 7.26
Blake Brown 7.27
William Bate 7.30
Dominic Guma 7.31
Oliver Alvis 8.24
Top Five Boys
Blake Brown 7.27
William Bate 7.30
Dominic Guma 7.31
Oliver Alvis 8.24
Fraser Stewart 8.25
Top Five Girls
Eludie Burnett 7.26
Natalie Tudor 8.45
Arabella Westlake 8.53
Lyra Jinks 9.09
Siennna Scholes 9.30
2024 11-15 Years Old
2024 11-15 Years Old
2024 11-15 Years Old
Top Five Overall
Caleb Proctor 5.39
Lorenzo Moss 5.50
Harry Smith 6.18
Samual Placket 6.42
Emma Jinks F 7.05
Top Fve Boys
Caleb Proctor 7.05
Lorenzo Moss 5.50
Harry Smith 6.18
Samual Plackett 6.42
Oscar Dodson 7.45
Top Five Girls
Emma Jinks 7.05
Siobhan Hunt 8.02
Hanna Norris Farmer 9.45
Jessica Ball 10.15
Meggy Meng 13.09
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Park Runs In Wiltshire
Bath Skyline Park Run-Free Fields-North Road/Claverton Road-Bath
BA2 7BR
Brueton Park Run-Brueton Park-Solihull
B91 3EA
Chippenham Park Run-Monkton Park-Chippenham
SN15 3QF
Cipping Sodbury Park Run-The Ridings-Chipping Sodbury
BS37 6GA
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Park Runs In Wiltshire
Bath Skyline Park Run-Free Fields-North Road/Claverton Road-Bath
BA2 7BR
Brueton Park Run-Brueton Park-Solihull
B91 3EA
Chippenham Park Run-Monkton Park-Chippenham
SN15 3QF
Cipping Sodbury Park Run-The Ridings-Chipping Sodbury
BS37 6GA
Homewood Park Run-Ottershaw Memorial Fields-Ottershaw
KT16 0DP
Oak-Hill Park Run-Oak Hill Park-London
NW3 7LP
Pomphrey Hill Park Run-Pomphrey Hill Playing Fields-Bristol
BS16 7JR
Rapheal Park Run-Rapheal Park-Romford
RM2 5AA
Salisbury Park Run-Chuchill Gardens-Salisbury
SP1 2LW
Shepton Mallet Park Run-Collett Park-Shepton Mallet
BA4 5BT
Southwick Country Park Park Run-Southwick Country Park-Trowbridge
BA14 9QD
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Stonehouse Park Run-Oldends Lane Playing Fields-Stonehouse
GL10 2DG
Wotton Park Run-Wotton Community Parc-Wotton-Under-edge
GL12 8RB
Park Runs In Dorset
Blandford Park Run-Jubilee Way-Blandfor
DT11 7UW
Bournemouth Park Run-Kings Park Athletic Stadium-Bournemouth
BH7 7AF
Penrhyn Park Run-Penrhyn Castle-Bangor
LL57 4HT
Poole Park Run-Poole Park-Poole
BH15 2SF
Weymouth Park Run-Lodmoor Country Park-Weymouth
DT4 7SX
Park Runs In Essex
Park Runs In Wiltshire/Dorset
Park Runs In Wiltshire/Dorset
Park Runs In Essex
Ally Pally Park Run-Alexandra Park-London N22 7AY
Ashton Court Park Run-Aston Court Estate-Chelmsford Central Park Run-Central Park-Chelmsford
CM1 2RL
Clacton Seafront Park Run-Clacton Seafront-Clacton-On-Sea
CO15 1NB
Colchester Park Run Castle Park
Park Runs In Essex
Ally Pally Park Run-Alexandra Park-London N22 7AY
Ashton Court Park Run-Aston Court Estate-Chelmsford Central Park Run-Central Park-Chelmsford
CM1 2RL
Clacton Seafront Park Run-Clacton Seafront-Clacton-On-Sea
CO15 1NB
Colchester Park Run Castle Park-Colchester
CO1 1YN
Great Cornard Park Run-Great Lines Heritage Park-Gillingham
ME7 1HF
Great Notley Park Run-Great Notley Country Park-Great Notley-Essex
CM77 7FS
Hadleigh Park Run-Hadleigh Country Park-Hadleigh
SS7 2PP
Highbury Fields Park Run-Highbury Feilds-Islington-London
N5 1AR
Hilly Fields Park Run-Hilly Fields-Off Adelaide Avenue-Ladywell-London
SE4 1YP
Maldonprom Park Run-Maldon Promenade Park-Essex
CM9 5JQ
Mersea Island Park Run-Cudmore Grove-East Mersea
CO5 8UE
Roding Valley Park Run-Roding Valley Recreation Ground-Loughton
IG10 3BS
Walthamstow Park Run-Peter May Sports Ground-Walthamstow
E17 4HR
Wanstead Flats Park Run-Wanstead Flats Playing Fields-Harrow Road-London
E11 3QD
Westmill Park Run-Three Lakes Campsite-Westmill Farm-Ware
SG12 0ES
Park Runs In Gloucestershire
Park Runs In Wiltshire/Dorset
Park Runs In Berkshire/Oxfordshire
Park Runs In Gloucestershire
Cheltenham Park Run-Pittville Park-Cheltenham
GL50 4RN
Evesham Park Run-Boat Lane (By Hampton Ferry)-Evesham
WR11 4BP
Forest-Of-Dean Park Run-Coverham Enclosure Five Acres-In The Forset Of Dean
GL16 7QT
Gloucester North Park Run-Plock Court Playing Fie
Park Runs In Gloucestershire
Cheltenham Park Run-Pittville Park-Cheltenham
GL50 4RN
Evesham Park Run-Boat Lane (By Hampton Ferry)-Evesham
WR11 4BP
Forest-Of-Dean Park Run-Coverham Enclosure Five Acres-In The Forset Of Dean
GL16 7QT
Gloucester North Park Run-Plock Court Playing Fields-Gloucester Academy/Bishops College School-Gloucester
GL2 9HW
Hereford Park Run-Hereford Leisure Centre-Hereford
HR4 9UD
Kingsway Park Run-Kingsway Sports Pavillion-Gloucester
GL2 2SN
Lydney Park Run-Lydney Boating Lake-Lakeside Gardens-Lydney
GL15 5PE
Tewkesbury Park Run-Vineyards-Tewkesbuy
GL20 5PG
Worcester Park Run-Worcester Woods Country Park
WR5 2NP
Wotton Park Run-Wotton Community Parc-Wotton-Under-Edge
GL12 8RB
Worcester Pitchcroft Park Run-The Pitchcroft-Worcester Racecourse-Worcester
WR1 3EJ
Park Runs In Berkshire/Oxfordshire
Park Runs In Berkshire/Oxfordshire
Park Runs In Berkshire/Oxfordshire
Park Runs In Berkshire/Oxfordshire
Cambridge Park Run-Milton Country Park
CB24 6AZ
Cassiobury Park Run-Cassiobury Park-Watford
WD18 7LE
Huntingdon Park Run-Hinchingbrooke Country Park-Huntingdon
PE29 6DB
Kettering Park Run-Wickstead Park-Kettering
NN15 6NJ
Park Runs In Berkshire/Oxfordshire
Cambridge Park Run-Milton Country Park
CB24 6AZ
Cassiobury Park Run-Cassiobury Park-Watford
WD18 7LE
Huntingdon Park Run-Hinchingbrooke Country Park-Huntingdon
PE29 6DB
Kettering Park Run-Wickstead Park-Kettering
NN15 6NJ
Rothwell Park Run-Springhead Park-Rothwell
LS26 0DY
Wimpole Estate Park Run-Wimpole Estate-Royston
SG8 0BW
Henley On Thames Park Run-40 Acre Path-Tilebarn Close-Henley-On-Thames
RG9 1UU
Woodley Park Run-Woodford Park-Woodley-East Reading
RG5 4JZ