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Vitality London 10,000

Monday May 25th, 2020
London, England
Distance: 10K

The Vitality London 10,000 takes you past many landmark sites, including the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and the Bank of England – so you even get to do a bit of sightseeing along the way! You will run alongside elite runners and have coverage from the BBC, making this 10km one of the highest in profile of its kind.

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Prize Money: $29,200

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Bob Anderson
Runs through the streets of London. One of the best 10k road races in the world. It is on my bucket list and I hope to run it soon.

Race Date: 05/27/2019 Distance: 10k

Division	Time	Name	Age	Home
Male	28:15	Mo Farah	36	GBR
2^nd Male	28:28	Andy Butchart	27	GBR
3^rd Male	28:47	Nick Goolab	29	GBR
4^th Male	29:07	Ben Connor	26	GBR
Female	31:55	Steph Twell	29	GBR
2^nd Female	32:33	Jess Piasecki	29	GBR
3^rd Female	32:39	Verity Ockenden	27	GBR
4^th Female	33:06	Tish Jones	35	GBR

Division	Time	Name	Age	Home
M 40-49	30:50	Darren Deed	41	GBR
M 50-59	33:43	Andrew Leach	53	GBR
M 60-69	37:51	Simon Bean	62	GBR
M 70+	42:42	Malcolm Weir	71	GBR
F 40-49	34:40	Liz Davies	43	GBR
F 50-59	39:27	Geraldine Schaer	51	GBR
F 60-69	45:00	Madeleine Loma	62	GBR
F 70+	52:28	Tina Jones	70	GBR

Ever wanted to follow in the footsteps of Olympic athletes? The route for the Vitality London 10,000 covers part of the 2012 London Olympic Marathon route, so get your place now to run like an Olympian.

Prize money is 22,700 Pounds

The Vitality London 10,000 starts and finishes in St James’s Park and uses Green Park as its assembly area.

The race starts on The Mall and finishes on Spur Road opposite Buckingham Palace. Runners follow a clockwise route around the City of Westminster and the City of London. The course passes many of London’s famous sights including Admiralty Arch, Nelson’s Column, St Paul’s Cathedral, Mansion House, the Bank of England, the Old Bailey, Somerset House, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.

Each kilometers will be clearly marked. A timing mat at the halfway point will take your 5km split time. There are water stations at 3km and 6.5km. Toilets will be placed close to 3km, 5km and 7km for runners’ use.