Your race day questions answered

How do I get to Regents Park ? Back to top

Regents Park is accessible by both London Underground tubes and buses and also rail networks.

Tube stations surrounding the park are Regents Park (Bakerloo line), Baker Street (Hammersmith & City, Circle, Metropolitan, Jubilee and Bakerloo lines) and Camden Town (Northern line).

Bus routes which pass the by Regents Park are 1, 12, 18, 27, 30, 74, 82, 113, 189, 274, 453 and C2.

For more information visit www.tlf.gov.uk| and check for any planned engineering works before you leave.

Car parking spaces are available on the outer circle of Regents Park, but parking is limited and parking meters are in operation.

What time does the race start? Back to top

The run starts at 10am with a warm up commencing at 9.45am. Please allow plenty of time to walk through the park to the start.

What is the course like? Back to top

Download your map of the course from 2009 [PDF, 118kb]|. You will do three laps of this course. The route is used by Regent's Park race club, the Mornington Chasers.

There will be kilometre markers along the route and a water station that you will pass three times. The course is flat, making it perfect for first-time runners.

 

Are there any changing facilities? Back to top

The start and finish is situated next to The Hub, Regents Park's sporting facility and cafe. Communal changing rooms will be available (one for males and one for females). Toilets are available at The Hub but are limited, we recommend using the toilets situated around the park as you walk to the start area.

Do I have to run the course? Back to top

This event is a fun run so you can walk, jog or run or even skip the course.

Is there somewhere to leave my bag? Back to top

Lockers are available in The Hub and they cost £1 for use. The number of lockers available is limited and will operate on a first come first served basis. If you have family and friends coming along to support you we strongly recommend you leave your belongings with them.

Macmillan Cancer Support and The Hub accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to valuables at the Macmillan 10k.

Will the run be timed? Back to top

We do not provide timing chips due to it being a fun run and not a competitive race. There will be a big clock at the start and finish line so you can time yourself.

Where is the best place for my friends and family to support? Back to top

Anywhere along the course however most supporters tend to position themselves by The Hub as this is where the start and finish line is and also a cafe for refreshments.