Runners at Ranelagh Harriers Richmond 10k

Ranelagh Harriers Richmond 10k

Sunday, 23 June 2024· 09:00· Richmond, Surrey

10 km Road Flat ≈600 runners

What to expect

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The Ranelagh Harriers Richmond 10k, held annually on June 23rd in Richmond, Surrey, is a well-established road race with a rich history within the running community. Typically, participants can expect a well-organized event managed by the Ranelagh Harriers club, known for their dedication to local athletics. The course is predominantly flat and fast, making it an attractive option for both seasoned runners aiming for personal bests and newcomers looking for an accessible 10k experience. While the specific route may vary slightly year to year, it generally winds through the scenic streets of Richmond, offering glimpses of the area's charm. The terrain is primarily tarmac, with the majority of the race taking place on closed or traffic-managed roads. Runners should anticipate relatively smooth running conditions, though minor undulations are possible. The June date suggests the potential for warm weather, so hydration and appropriate gear are advisable. A notable feature of the Ranelagh Harriers Richmond 10k is its reputation for a friendly and supportive atmosphere, fostered by the club and local spectators, making it a popular choice for a summer race day in the heart of Surrey.

The course

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Weather on the day

Sun, 23 Jun 2024

Partially cloudy

18.2°C

High / low 24.3° / 11.2°
Humidity 65%
Rain chance 0% · 0.0mm
Wind 12 km/h, gusts 33
UV index 9
Light 04:45 – 21:21

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