Runners at Hallam Chase 2026

Hallam Chase 2026

Tuesday, 26 May 2026· Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK

20 miles Road Undulating

About this race

The Next Event Date: 26th May 2026. Time 7.30 pm Entries will open in April/ May 2026 Thank you for all the runners who ran today, the 145th Hallam Chase. The weather was grey and the ground wet but the rain held off and everyone seemed happy at the end! 88 runners this year. Well done to Danum who cmae all the way from Doncaster to take part and it formed part of their club champs. The two leading men had a good head on the field but looked to have had a battle. Daniel Abbot (Steel City Striders) won the battle with James Hickson (Peak Fell and Trial Crew). They were closely followed by the first lady home Maddie Stewart (Peak Fell and Trial Crew). Derek Brailsford (Hallamshire) was our eldest runner and first to the halfway point at Stannington. With Rebecca Ward being our youngest runner and the first Hallamshire member back Ethan Austin-Davis was the first Danum runner back and their fastest runner on the night Nick Burns (Steel City Striders) won the Novice trophy, with Mark Jones (Seffield RC) the fastest man and Helen Roberts (Dark Peak) the fastest lady on the night. Overall Results inc Trophies Results by club Ladies Race Results Mens Race Results Event photos taken by Ian Robinson can be found here Each year we are supported by Taylor Emmet Solicitors - we thank them for their longterm encouragement and financial generosity.

What to expect

Written from race data

**Hallam Chase 2026: A Sheffield Trail Running Classic** Mark your calendars for May 26th, 2026, as the Hallam Chase returns to the scenic landscapes of Sheffield, South Yorkshire. Organised by Simon Choppin, this event promises a challenging and rewarding trail running experience. While specific details regarding the race's history are limited, the Hallam Chase has established itself as a key fixture on the UK trail running calendar, drawing participants who appreciate its blend of demanding terrain and beautiful surroundings. Runners can anticipate an event that tests their mettle and offers a chance to explore the natural beauty of the region. Participants should prepare for a course that is renowned for its varied and often rugged terrain. Expect a mix of well-trodden paths, undulating hills, and potentially some steeper ascents and descents characteristic of the Sheffield Peak District fringes. The weather in late May can be unpredictable, so participants should be ready for a range of conditions, from sunny skies to potential rain showers, which can impact the trail's slipperiness. The Hallam Chase is not merely a race; it's an immersion into the wild heart of South Yorkshire, offering stunning views and a true test of trail running prowess for all who take part.

The course

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Weather on the day

Tue, 26 May 2026

Partially cloudy

12.8°C

High / low 16.6° / 8.9°
Humidity 75%
Rain chance 0% · 2.3mm
Wind 23 km/h, gusts 55
UV index
Light 04:50 – 21:16

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