Friday 18 May 2012
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Brighton Marathon
| Distance | 26.2 miles |
|---|---|
| Charity place available | Yes |
| Registration fee | £75.00 |
| Fundraising target | £750.00 |
| Activity level | Tough |
| Training required | Yes |
| Date | Dates not confirmed |
| Activity type | Running |
| Location | Brighton |
Congratulations to all our wonderful runners who completed the Brighton Marathon on Sunday 15 April. We had a great day cheering you on and thought you all did a fantastic job. We hope to see you again next year.
This popular event starts with a loop of the gorgeous Preston Park, and then takes in the best of the city centre including Brighton Pavilion and fabulous stretches of coastal road, including panoramic views that you’d expect where the glorious South Downs meet the English Channel. The last mile is along the seafront road beside thousands of cheering spectators, while the fabulous Finish is in Madeira Drive, just east of the brilliant Brighton Pier.
Interested in the 2013 race?
You can now book your place here. Just make sure to let us know by clicking on the 'Register your own place' button once confirmed.
Join our team and you will get:
- A Sue Ryder running vest
- Fundraising support and advice
- Online training support
- Fundraising e-newsletters in the lead up to the big day
- Cheering along the route to keep you motivated
- Post-race celebrations to say congratulations and thank you with food
Once you have joined the team click here to download a variety of Brighton Marathon fundraising materials and set up your online fundraising page by clicking the Virgin Money Giving logo below.
Contact details
| Name | The Events Team |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 0207 554 5960 |
| events@sueryder.org |
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