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NEW for 2026! Potential PB course flat and fast in Sowerby Bridge
4.6 miles. FRA Rules, nice mixed terrain around Penistone. 700ft of ascent.
Staple of our club calendar, the legend of Trooper Lane!
Matt Pattisons last year of hosting, tough and challenging race from Longwood up to Scape.
Starting and finishing on Lidget St, Lindley. A local favourite.
A scenic route through the country lanes around Eccup
reservoir
An annual 5 mile trail race to celebrate Yorkshire Day with free pie & peas – bring your flat caps!
Friend of the club, Neil Hills hosts races through the heart of the two picturesque Colne & Holme valleys
6 Miles of all terrain – towpath, woodland, bridleway, moorland, muddy bog and road.
Flat & Fast Half marathon course along the promenade at Morecambe.
10km of woodland trails, challenging climbs, and stunning scenery through the heart of Hopton
Spooky undulating Marathon around Clumber Park, Worksop.
Out and back 10k, with a large crowd finish on the Leeds Headrow.
3.5 lap undulating course in Shroggs Park, Halifax on a mixture of mainly tarmac paths
Local fave, PB course! Sells out quickly!
VERY technical with lots of stones, tree roots, some slippy bridges and lots of mud in places. There is a single stream crossing
Undulating races around Liversedge, 1000ft ish of climbing on the half.
The Club Grand Prix is based on the events that comprise the club’s race calendar, and is designed to recognise the fastest Stadium Runners, both male and female, although it is possible to accumulate a good score by racing regularly and consistently throughout the season.
In the Grand Prix competition Stadium Runners are awarded points according to their finishing position in relation to their club mates for the events on the club calendar. The first Stadium Runner to finish is awarded 50 points, the second 49 points, third 48 points and so on.
Club members will receive points for every calendar race they compete in up to a maximum of 8 events.
For runners completing more than 8 events, their best 8 results will count towards their overall points total.
The male and female runners with the greatest accumulated score following the final race on the calendar will be declared the Grand Prix winners.
New Stadium Runners can join the Grand Prix at any point during the year. There is no minimum number of events required to qualify, although the more races you run (a maximum of 8 races to count) the more points you will accumulate.
In the event of a tie at the end of the season the runner who has scored the most outright victories (50 points ) will be declared the overall championship winner.
