

Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon 2023
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However, charity entries are still available via the below charities.
For more information and to book your charity entry into the 2023 Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, please visit your chosen charity website.
Click to find out moreJoin us in 2023 for the very first Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon.
Former Leeds Rhinos player Rob Burrow was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in December 2019. Since then, Rob and his family have campaigned tirelessly to raise awareness and funds to support other families living with MND.
The Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon will see over 10,000 participants take on a brand new route through Leeds that starts and finishes at Headingley Stadium. Taking in some of Leeds’ most scenic countryside and outer suburbs, the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon will be a fitting tribute to the city that launched Rob’s career and which he calls home.
This is an event that truly is for everyone, so whether you are an experienced runner or have never thought about running an event before, we welcome all abilities to join us in 2023 for this very special event.
The event will be held in support of the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Appeal as well as the MND Association. However, we recognise that many participants will have their own reasons for taking part. As such, entrants are encouraged to raise money for a charity of their choice, or for one of our partner charities.
We can’t wait to see you at the start line.
Online entries for the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon are now closed.
Entrants must be 18 years or over on event day.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
The Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon will help raise vital funds for the The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Appeal
Read more about the Appeal here(subject to change)
Race Office
Our Race office will open from 7am and is located outside the entrance to Headingley Stadium (Kirkstall Lane)
Baggage Store
The Leeds Marathon Baggage store will be in the Headingley Stadium East Stand Indoor Nets. This will open at 7:00am
Water and energy stations
Bottled water will be available at every 3 miles throughout the course. High 5 energy gel stations are at 6, 12 and 18 miles and High 5 tabs are at 9, 15.5, 21.5 & 23.5 miles. Water, High 5 will be available at the finish.
Massage
Post-event massage will be available in the event village.
Support & entertainment
A variety of performers and charity cheer stations will be on hand to keep you motivated around the course.
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. There will also be a first aid unit and recovery area located near to the finish.
Click below to find out more information on how to volunteer at the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon in 2023.
Find out moreUsing bone conduction technology award winning SHOKZ (formerly AfterShokz) deliver stereophonic sound through your cheekbones to your inner ear.
This means you can enjoy your music and still hear everything around you including traffic, emergency vehicles and other warning noises as well as race instructions from marshals and fellow competitors -potentially preventing accidents caused by traditional headphones and earbuds that block out these sounds.
Bone-conduction is exclusively approved for use by UK Athletics. Official Headphone Partners of England, Scottish, Welsh Athletics and Athletics Northern Ireland.
15% discount offer.
There is a 15% discount offer for all Run for All entrants. To receive this discount, entrants must purchase SHOKZ headphones via Up & Running and use a specific code. To receive this discount code, please contact our admin team via our contact us form here.
General entries into the 2024 Leeds Marathon have not opened yet. However, you are able to register your interest in the event below.
Click here to register your interest.Your race number will be posted to the address that you entered when you registered for the event. Race numbers will be posted to your registered address closer to event day.
If for any reason your number doesn't arrive you will need to collect it from the race office during the event weekend.
Further details will be shared shortly. If you are activating a charity entry your race pack will be sent by Run For All but you will need to contact your chosen charity direct for any fundraising pack and t-shirt.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 bib & timing chip does not need to be collected in after the event. It can be disposed of in general waste, or kept as a memento of your race day!
Important event day information will be sent to you by email and will also be available online.
Please add Run For All to your safe senders list to ensure you receive our key messages. If you’re not receiving our emails, please check your junk folder just in case.
Your race number will have the timing chip attached to the back. It will also have a tearable baggage label.
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
A limited number of FREE spectator tickets to the Headingley Stadium will be made available soon.
A selection of shuttle bus services are available for runners and spectators. Click below to find the best Park and Ride option for you
Find out moreCheck out the information below to be sure you get to the event on time. Note, things get pretty busy, so leave lots of time and watch out for road closures.
Bus (local)
Please note there may be diversions in place due to the event’s road closures, but buses will still be running throughout the day. For local bus times and to plan your journey please visit www.firstbus.co.uk/leeds or www.wymetro.com/buses/
Train
Arriving by Train – Please note that there will be no trains arriving into Headingley or Burley Park before 0900 on Sunday 14th May. There are also limited trains arriving into Leeds (LDS) before 0900 on event day.For train travel information please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk or call 08457 48 49 50
Bike
Headingley Stadium has a number of cycle racks available inside the venue. These will be available to participants and spectators who have a ticket. Please note that bikes are left entirely at the owner’s risk.
If you are a Blue Badge holder and would like a place reserving, please contact info@runforall.com providing your full name, address, car registration, date of birth and contact number. Please note you will need your Blue Badge to access the parking facilities.
To safeguard our participants, a number of roads will be closed or have restrictions on the day of the event. For further information and road closure materials , please click below.
Find out moreHave a question that hasn't been answered? Please click below to view our Leeds Half Marathon-specific frequently asked questions and their answers.
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