[The web-site of the Glastonbury Road Run


Welcome to the home of the Glastonbury Road Run on the World Wide Web.


A word from our media sponsors, Heart FM:


Well done and thank you to all those people who ran this years 29th Glastonbury Road Run on Sunday 2nd May. All of us here at Heart really hope that you are all very well and not in too much pain! Have a Heart raises money for disadvantaged kids living in our community and really thank those who ran in aid of our charity. Please do send in any outstanding money to Caroline Langmaid at 102.6 Somerset, Haygrove House Taunton, Somerset TA3 7BT Please do remember to enclose your sponsor forms as we can raise even more funds from the Gift Aid. For more information on the charity or if you would like to get involved with any fundraising activity contact caroline.langmaid@heart.co.uk.

Meanwhile - For an updated copy of the results please CLICK HERE. If there are any other corrections, please use the "Contact" link to let us know.

Did you beat the Chicken?
[The Chicken AKA Ian Williams]

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The Glastonbury Road Run, with its main event the "Round the Tor 10K", takes place on the Sunday prior to the early May bank holiday each year. The 10K event, one of the largest races in the county of Somerset, is a mainly rural course that undulates around the ancient and mysterious Isle of Avalon, starting and finishing within a stones throw of the alleged burial place of King Arthur within the grounds of Glastonbury Abbey.

In addition to the 10K, there are popular 5K and 3K events for the faint of heart, and a junior schools mile fun run that attracts over 200 competitors! Whilst pre-entry for the event are encouraged there are a regular 300+ who enter on the morning of the race. Entry forms for pre-entries are available from mid December.

The "Round the Tor 10K" is part of the Somerset Road Race Series. Check the LINKS section for details of the other events in this series.
Latest Updates
09.05.2010 - UPDATED Results Posted
03.05.2010 - Provisional Results Posted
12.04.2010 - Full 2010 Race Details Included
27.09.2009 - New Website Launched


Latest News - Records Broken
Both records were smashed at this years Glastonbury "Round The Tor" 10K. The men's race saw a great scrap between Haggai Chepknony and Wells Harrier Ben Tickner, with Haggai only breaking clear on the final descent down Fishers Hill to win in 31:23. Ben held on to cross the line only 3 seconds behind. Jon James, also of local club Wells Harriers, took third in 32:22, still inside the old record. Debbie Marsden (Westbury) had an easier time with her victory, as she produced a new record of 36:15. Nicky Brookland (Bristol & West) also beat the old record with 37:20 with Rachael Bown (Avon Valley) in third with 40:47.

Kieran Young and Rebecca Carver were the winners of the 5K, while Mark Bailey and Abbie Gibbons won the 3K. The first home in the Primary School's Fun Run were Finlay Marsh and Ellie Mason.

There are still a few queries and unknowns with the results, so please e-mail us using the "Contact Us" button with any corrections. For the Provisional Results, please CLICK HERE


Next Year's Race is on:

Sunday 1st May 201


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