Stubbington 10k 2024
All 2000 places in the 10k sold out within 15 hours of opening in 2023 so we are expecting places to go quickly again this year. Once sold out, there are always a number of entrants who can’t make the race so we have set up a dedicated Facebook group to connect people who have places with those looking for places. The group can be found here:- (2) Stubbington 10k Transfers Page | Facebook
The Stubbington 10K is known for its picturesque landscape, fast course and being one of the biggest and best races of its kind that the south coast has to offer.
The run begins in the heart of Stubbington village with a new route introduced in 2023 following the new bypass, which meant that we had to change. The course remains flat with some very gentle inclines. Subject to continued council approval we will have some closed roads for the event again this year and you will continue to have plenty of support along the way.
We are proud of being a friendly club and our volunteers look forward to welcoming you to the warmest winter 10K!
The 2024 race is scheduled for 7th January and we will be opening entries on the morning of Friday 1st September – entries can be made here Stubbington 10K – Information and sign up (racesignup.co.uk). If you have not used Racesignup before then you can create an account with them at the above link as well.
Race number and timing chip will be available for collection on the weekend of the race. Further information will be provided on the club website.
Race Day Instructions
Final race day information will be added here when available.
Transfers
Transfers will be accepted up until 3rd January 2024.
Baggage Drop Off
Crofton Community Centre, Stubbington Lane, PO14 2PP but please only use as a last resort.
Parking
Limited Parking available for runners at Crofton Secondary School; Meoncross School and Baycroft School.
Facilities
Some Refreshments, bag storage, children’s fun run all located at race HQ.
2024 Route
The run begins in the heart of Stubbington village with a new route introduced in 2023 following the new bypass, which meant that we had to change. The course remains flat with some very gentle inclines. Subject to continued council approval we will have some closed roads for the event again this year and you will continue to have plenty of support along the way.
Click here to view the GPX file.
The above link will take you to the file via Google Drive and from there you will need to download it. Please note that you will only be able to open it if you have an app/software that enables you to view GPX files.
Please note that whilst the route and map show the distance as being slightly over, the course has been officially measured as 10k.
