- Sun 31 May 2026
18:00
Age 15 & over
£16-£21
- 10 km road running + 73 m ascent
Event overview
Starting and finishing on the Smallbrook speedway track in the historic town of Brading, the route follows quiet country roads surrounded by rolling countryside and glimpses of the Isle of Wight’s coastline.
It’s a well-marshalled, community-focused race that perfectly balances challenge and charm — ideal for both seasoned runners chasing a new PB and newcomers looking for a supportive, enjoyable 10K experience.
The course was perfectly marked, and the entire event was flawlessly managed. Highly recommended!
Highlights
- Souvenir for all finishers
- Chip timing and official results under UKA rules
- Category prizes for overall winners, age groups, and team awards
- Presentation ceremony at Race HQ after the event
- Changing and shower facilities available at Smallbrook Stadium
- Refreshments and bar on site
- Limited free parking at the venue
- Clearly marked course with water station at 5K
- Supportive, community atmosphere and great local organisation — everything you need for an enjoyable evening 10K on the Isle of Wight
Event photos
Event community
Ryde H.
Andrew M.
Event details
- Average fitness
- Beginner-friendly
- Event village
- Bone conducting headphones only
- First aid
- Marshals
- Water stations
- Way markers
- GPX available
GPX route
The route is displayed on the map above.
Overview
The race begins and ends at Smallbrook Stadium, home to the island’s speedway track and a lively hub for local sport, with plenty of space for spectators and post-race celebrations.
Runners start with a lap of the track before heading out onto quiet country roads, passing along Ashey Road, Green Lane and Beaper Shute, then looping back via Brading Road and Smallbrook Lane.
It’s a well-marked, undulating route with clear kilometre markers and a water station at halfway.
Route highlights
- Starts and finishes at Smallbrook Stadium in Ryde
- Opening lap on the speedway track before heading onto the roads
- Loop course using Ashey Road, Green Lane and Beaper Shute
- Return section along Brading Road and Smallbrook Lane
- Quiet country lanes with a mix of gentle climbs and descents
- Clearly marked kilometre boards for pacing
- Water station around the halfway point
- Changing facilities
- Free parking
- Showers
- Chip timing
- Drinks
- Medal
- Snacks
Included
- Official Brading 10km race entry
- Fully marked road course
- Kilometre markers throughout
- Water station on course
- Race number and chip timing
- Finisher’s medal
- Medical support during the race
- Results published after the event
The course was perfectly marked, and the entire event was flawlessly managed. Highly recommended! Sebastian T
Very well organised run, I haven't got anything to compare with, I'm afraid as this was my first race. I also won a prize for coming 2nd in my age group which I was not expecting! Thank you. Lindsey T
Very well organised, everyone was friendly and helpful. Nice route with plenty of marshalls to make sure we were all safe and went the right way. Loved the wooden medal in the shape of the Isle of Wight, it was a lovely touch. Thanks for a great event. David P
Thoroughly enjoyable. I got encouragement from marshals throughout. Helen T
Great running event. Everyone was very friendly and it was very well run. Thanks :) Gemma S
Great marshalling, really good inclusive atmosphere, overall Ryde Harriers put on good races. Just wish I was a bit quicker. Patrick L
Fab event. Marshalls were great. Very well organised. Very well done to all involved. Faultless. Robbie H
Very well-organised event. Great atmosphere! Thank you. Urszula R
Really well organised race. Great route and distance . Thanks to all involved 😊 Rachel D
Well organised and friendly run. Well marshalled and encouragement throughout the course. Mark D
- Age 15 & over
- Entries open
- Enter online
Entry fees
Entry fee (Affiliated)
£16.00
Entry fee (on the day)
£18.00
Entry fee (Unaffiliated)
£19.00
Entry fee (on the day)
£21.00