Hull 10K - 12th June 2022

Event information

This will be the 11th running of this fantastic event, showcasing the very best this vibrant East Riding city has to offer.

With a flat route that’s suitable for novices and seasoned runners alike, it’s easy to see why this event has grown into one of the region’s most popular 10Ks.

Entry

Online entries are now OPEN

Entrants must be 15 years or over on event day

Run For All encourage people of all abilities to take part in the Hull 10K. Please contact us in advance with any specific requirements

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

Chip timing
Finisher’s goody bag
Quality tech T-shirt
Exclusive medal
A fantastic experience!

Other runners say

“From gathering people in the right pens, through to the start, the course marshalling and the goodie bag handing out at the end everything ran like clockwork. Very impressed from start to finish and will definitely put it in my calendar again for next year.”

Richard Maguire Hull 10K

“This run was enjoyable and had a great atmosphere. This was helped by good organisation and excellent support from the people of Hull.”

Samantha Graham Hull 10K

“Crossing the line to a free (no alcohol) beer was refreshing.”

Martin Stanley Hull 10K

“This was my second Hull 10k and I really enjoyed it again. Good route, great atmosphere, amazing support and another fabulous medal.”

Charlotte Sinclair Hull 10K

Event Timings

07.30	Race office, Baggage and Event village opens
08.45	Half marathon warm up on the start line
08.55	Hull Half Wheelchair race begins
09.00	Hull Half Marathon Starts
09.00	Hull 10K Warm up
09.45	Hull 10K Starts
10.05	First Hull Half Marathon finisher
10.15	First Hull 10K finisher expected

Facilities

Race office

The Race office will be open on Sunday morning from 8.00am in the event village on Queen's Gardens.

Baggage store

Runners will be able to deposit their baggage free of charge at our baggage store on Guildhall Road.

Drink stations

Bottled water is available on course and at the finish. Please see the route map for locations. Competitors are advised to ensure that they consider the effects of dehydration and drink plenty of fluids to compensate.

Event village

Our amazing partner charities will be represented in the event village, catering for their fundraisers and raising awareness of the work they do.

First aid

Should you find you require medical assistance, personnel will be on hand to help at regular intervals on the course with fixed first aid stations located near to the water stations. In addition there will be a first aid unit and recovery area located near to the finish

Food and Drink

There are a number of bars and cafés in the area that will be sure to welcome spectators and participants, and are often bursting with atmosphere after the event.

Toilets

Toilets will be provided for runners and spectators in the event village on Queen's Gardens.

Elevation Map

Headphones

Running in headphones is permitted. However, it is vital you can still hear marshals’ instructions, emergency vehicles and fellow competitors throughout the event, so please set your volume accordingly.

Why not try out some UKA approved Aftershokz?

Aftershokz

Aftershokz are our official headphone provider for Run For All. They use bone conduction to deliver sound through the cheekbones to your inner ear. This means that you can enjoy your music and still hear everything around you including marshal instructions, emergency vehicles and fellow competitors. It is vital that you are aware of your surroundings all around the course.

Browse

Race number information

Race number delivery

Your race number will posted to the address that you entered when you registered for the event. Race numbers will start to be posted to your registered address from around 7–10 days prior to the event.

If you register on event week, then you will need to collect your race number from our race office on event weekend.

If you have changed address since registration, it is your responsibility to inform us. However, we will also be sending out an email around eight weeks before the event to ask if you have changed address recently.

The specific dates when you will receive your race number will be added in due course.

Address changes

What if I'm coming from overseas?

Race numbers will not be posted to those participants who provided a postal address located outside of the UK as we can’t guarantee the safe delivery of the race number.

However, if you do have a UK address that your race number can be posted to prior to the event, please contact us at info@runforall.com with details. Alternatively you will be able to collect your race number from the Race Office on the event weekend. Opening hours of the Race Office will be detailed on our website at www.runforall.com in the week prior to the event.

Using your race number bib

Timing chip

Your timing chip is affixed to your race number, do not attempt to remove or fold the chip. Do not pierce the chip with safety pins.
Bib number

Wear your chipped bib number on your chest on the outer layer of clothing e.g. if a running jacket is worn, wear your number on top of this. Do not obscure/ cover your bib number + chip with a bum bag/ running belt.
Arm position

We encourage runners not to position their arms to start/stop a personal timing device on or right in front of the bib whilst running over the timing mats themselves as this impedes the signal. Arms can be positioned slightly away from the body, or the devices can be started/stopped when the runner isn’t on the actual mat.
Keep your number safe

Race numbers are not interchangeable and entries cannot be assigned, transferred, sold or gifted to any third party. Do not under any circumstances allow anybody else to run with your race number. Amongst other issues, this can create major problems for the medical team should they need to treat unknown runners.
Your memento

Your bib & timing chip does not need to be collected in after the event and is yours to keep a memento of your race day!

Can't run anymore?

Race numbers cannot be interchangeable and entries cannot be assigned, transferred, sold or gifted to any third party. Do not under any circumstances allow anybody else to run with your race number. Amongst other issues, this can create major problems for the medical team should they need to treat unknown runners. Anyone found to have done this will be disqualified

Getting there

Travelling to Hull is easier and quicker than you may think. Given the volume of cars that will be on route to Hull on event day, Run For All encourages the use of public transport.

Plan your route

Car parks nearby

Albion Street Car Park This is recommended for our Half Marathon runners where access will be available up to 08:00am, you will be able to park here up to 14:00 for £3.60, for this please display the ticket at all times. Please note you will only be able to exit the car park after 13:00.

Pryme Street Car Park (HU2 8HR) Access will be available via the A63 and Ferensway throughout where parking will be available from £3 all day.

George Street Car Park (HU1 3BW) Access will be available from the A165 sliproad onto George Street where parking will be available from £3 all day.

St Stephen’s Shopping Centre (HU2 8LN) Access will be available via the A63 and Ferensway then Portland Street where parking will be available at £2 for 3 hours, £3 for 4 hours or £6 for 6 hours.

Francis Street Car Park (HU2 8DT) Access will be available via the A165 exit onto Caroline Street where parking will be available from £1 all day.

Hull Station Main Car Park (HU2 8RW) Access will be available from Anlaby Road where parking will be available from £5 all day.

St Stephens Square Car Park (HU2 8JX) Access will be available from Anlaby Road where parking will be available from £3 for 3 hours or £3.50 for 6 hours.

Princes Quay Car Park (HU1 2NL) Access will be available from the A63 onto Myton Street where parking will be available from £2 providing you arrive after 06:00 and have left before 18:00.

Please ensure your parking plans take account of road closures and access information.

Travelling by bus

The bus station is approximately 5 – 10 minutes walk from the start/finish area and event village. Please bear in mind that buses will be affected by the road closures, so for alterations to services, please visit www.wymetro.com for up to date bus timetable details.

Arriving on foot

The start/finish areas on Alfred Gelder Street and event village in Queen's Gardens are both in the heart of the city. Walkers can access the venue from any direction, irrespective of road closures.

Arriving by bike?

Bike racks are available in Queen's Gardens near the event village. Please note that road closures are applicable to bicycles too.

Fundraising

Partner charities

If you have requested a fundraising pack from one of the event's partner charities, this should be with you soon. If you have not received your fundraising pack at least 4 weeks before the event, please contact the partner charity you have selected directly.

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