Friday 18 May 2012
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Great Manchester Run
| Distance | 10 km |
|---|---|
| Charity place available | No |
| Registration fee | £37.00 |
| Fundraising target | £200.00 |
| Activity level | Moderate |
| The challenge | The largest UK 10k run with 34,000 entrants this race has grown in prestigue since its launch in 2003. The race starts and finishes in the city centre and takes in sights including Old Trafford and the Bridgewater Hall. |
| Training required | Yes |
| Date | 20 May 2012 |
| Activity type | Running |
| Location | Manchester |
We no longer have any charity places available for this event but would love for you to join our team if you have yor own place. To do this please register your details by filling out the 'Register your own place' form.
One of the most popular 10k runs in the world, this race attracts every kind of runner. From the complete beginner to world class athletes including Haile Gebrselassie who won the Great Manchester Run for the third time in 2010 in an amazing 28 minutes and two secs. A great run in its own right but it can also be used for a training run for longer runs such as the Great North Run.
Join our team and you will get:
- A Sue Ryder running vest
- Fundraising support and advice
- Online training support and plans
- Fundraising e-newsletters in the lead up to the big day
- Cheering along the route to keep you motivated
To find out more about what you get when you run for Sue Ryder click here and for more information about where your money goes watch Bob's story here.
Contact details
| Name | The Events Team |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 0845 050 1953 |
| events@sueryder.org |
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