Naseby 1645
Sun 14 Feb 2027 Naseby, Northamptonshire

Naseby 1645

The Naseby 1645 is a 16.45 mile road race that weaves it way through stunning rural Northamptonshire, passing seven Battle of Naseby 1645 memorials and viewpoints.

Sign up for £34-£36

  • Sun 14 Feb 2027
Naseby Village Hall, Sports Court & Recreation Ground, Naseby
Naseby 1645

09:00

Age 18 & over

£34-£36

  • 16.45 miles road running + 869 ft ascent

Event overview

Run history. Run hills. Run Naseby 1645.

Lace up for one of the most distinctive road races in the East Midlands. A uniquely distanced 16.45-mile challenge through the rolling Northamptonshire countryside, steeped in Civil War history. With road closures ensuring a safe, traffic-free experience, this is a race like no other.

Timed perfectly for spring marathon training, Naseby 1645 delivers a serious yet rewarding long run, combining genuine challenge with incredible atmosphere. No wonder it sells out every year! Don't miss your chance to be part of it.

Highlights

  • A truly unique distance

    16.45 miles, designed to honour the Battle of Naseby in 1645, giving you a guaranteed course PB.

  • Run through history

    Pass seven Battle of Naseby memorials and viewpoints as you race through the undulating Northamptonshire landscape.

  • Perfect marathon prep

    Staged in February, it's the ideal long run to build confidence and mileage ahead of spring marathons.

  • Traffic-free roads

    Full road closures on much of the course mean you can race safely and freely through stunning rural scenery.

  • Free race photos

    Professional shots included, at no extra cost, downloadable shortly after you finish.

  • Finisher medal

    Every finisher receives a specially commissioned Naseby 1645 medal.

  • Hassle-free travel

    A free shuttle bus runs from Market Harborough, where free Sunday parking is plentiful.

Event details

  • Average fitness
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Event village

  • Bone conducting headphones only
  • Distance markers
  • First aid
  • Marshals
  • No headphones
  • PB
  • Traffic free
  • Undulating
  • Water stations
  • GPX available

GPX route

The route is displayed on the map above.

Overview

Weaving through the stunning rural Northamptonshire countryside, this 16.45-mile road race takes you on an unforgettable journey through history and landscape in equal measure.

The undulating course, with 289 metres of total ascent, presents a genuine challenge across largely traffic-free roads, rewarding runners with sweeping views of the English countryside at every turn.

Route highlights

  • 16.45 miles of entirely road-based running through rural Northamptonshire
  • Seven Battle of Naseby 1645 memorials and viewpoints along the route
  • Challenging and undulating course with 289m total ascent
  • Roads closed to traffic for the majority of the route, ensuring safe running conditions
  • Water stations at approximately miles 3, 6, 9 and 13.5, plus at the finish
  • Start and finish at Naseby Village Hall, with a GPX file available to download in advance

  • Free parking
  • Rural
  • Secure bag storage

Event HQ

Naseby Village Hall, Sports Court & Recreation Ground
Naseby Road
Haselbech
Naseby
Northamptonshire
NN6 6DE
UK

  • Chip timing
  • Medal
  • Race photo
  • Trophy

Included

  • Chip-timed race number
  • Water stations (x5)
  • Free shuttle bus
  • Bag drop
  • Finisher's medal
  • Free race photos
  • Road closures on course
  • Trophies (top 3 Male and Female)

Sustainability

  • Lift sharing advised

  • Age 18 & over
  • Entries open
  • Enter online

Entry fees

Entry fee (Affiliated)

£34.00

Entry fee (Unaffiliated)

£36.00

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