Charity places in Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, Relay & MND Mile
Sat 9 - Sun 10 May 2026 Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK

Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, Relay & MND Mile charity places

The iconic marathon is set to return, bringing with it the same inspiring spirit and the continuation of two hugely popular additions, the relay and the MND Mile - for a weekend of celebrations!

3 races

  • Sun 10 May 2026
  • #1 of 3
Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon

09:00

Age 18 & over

£62-£115

  • Sat 9 May 2026
  • #2 of 3
Leeds Beckett University, Leeds

MND Mile

11:00

All ages

£6-£10

  • Sun 10 May 2026
  • #3 of 3
Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Clarion Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon Relay

09:00

Age 18 & over

£315

Event overview

Take on an unforgettable challenge through the heart of Leeds, surrounded by incredible local support every step of the way, in an event which celebrates community spirit, determination and the power of coming together for good.

Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon

Starting and finishing at the iconic AMT Headingley Stadium–the place where Rob created so many unforgettable moments–the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon has become a rallying point for thousands to come together.

MND Mile

The weekend will also see the return of the MND Mile on Saturday, a dedicated and accessible one route around Leeds Beckett Headingley Campus for all ages and abilities.

Relay

The relay, in partnership with Clarion, will see teams of seven take on the 26.2-mile course, each member passing the baton at designated changeover points along the route. Whether it’s family, friends or colleagues, teams participate together, sharing the challenge and experiencing the marathon atmosphere and triumph as a collective.

Whether you take part in the MND Mile, join a team for the relay, or challenge yourself to the full 26.2-miles, we can’t wait to see you on the start line in 2026!

Prefer to enter directly? General entry options are explained on the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, Relay & MND Mile page.

Charity places

Please select your distance to find a charity and join their team.

  • Average fitness
  • Event village
  • Fancy dress
  • Free venue entry
  • Newcomers
  • Spectators
  • Teams
  • Venue accessible

History

Former Leeds Rhinos player Rob Burrow was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in December 2019. Since then, Rob and his family have campaigned tirelessly to raise awareness and funds to support other families living with MND.

The first Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon saw over 10,000 participants take the streets of Leeds, taking in some of the city's most scenic countryside and outer suburbs, the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon will be a fitting tribute to the city that launched Rob’s career and which he called home.

On the day

  • Event Village

    To satisfy your pre and post-run fuel needs, a selection of tasty food and drink choices will be available to purchase. There are also several bars and cafés in the area that will be sure to welcome spectators and participants and are often bursting with atmosphere after the event. Wonderful partner charities will also be located in the Event Village, so make sure you go say hi!

  • Fuel and Hydration

    There will be water stations on course, where you will be able to pick up a 330ml bottle of water. To see the exact locations of water stations, please refer to the route map. High5 energy stations will also be available on course including High5 Zero tabs and High5 energy gels.

  • Baggage

    You will receive a tear-off strip to tie around the handle of your bag before checking it into the Baggage Store.

  • Pacers

    There will be friendly pacers on the course, sponsored by Arla Protein who can help you stick to your intended finish time. They’ll have flags attached to them with finish times so you can choose the best pace to suit you.

  • Toilets

    There will be plenty of toilets available pre, during and post race.

  • Medical

    Should you find you require medical assistance, personnel will be on hand to help at regular intervals on the course with fixed first aid stations located near the water stations. In addition, there will be a first aid unit and recovery area located near the start and finish line. There will also be roaming first aiders around the Event Village.

  • Photos

    Smile! The MarathonPhotos team will be on course throughout the event to snap your picture. Photographs can be purchased or available for pre order.

  • Results

    All results will be available in the results section of the website soon after the end of the event. However, keep in mind that it’s not all about times – you should be proud of yourself just for getting out there and getting active!

  • Massage

    Check back to see if massage will be available.

Ability level

This is an event that truly is for everyone, so whether you are an experienced runner or have never thought about running an event before, all abilities are welcome to join this very special event. So, lace up those trainers and get ready to be part of an unforgettable day.

Wheelchair users

People of all abilities are encouraged to take part. If you are a wheelchair user, please ensure you enter this information when prompted on your registration.

If you are to be aided around the course, either by being pushed or assisted, by a guide runner, your guide runner must also be a registered participant in the event. Please submit an enquiry form with your registration ID to advise us of your specific requirements.

It is strongly recommended that only experienced wheelchair racers attempt the courses unaided.

  • Bar
  • Cafe
  • Free parking
  • Rural
  • Secure bag storage
  • Toilets
  • Urban

Event HQ

Headingley Stadium
Saint Michael's Lane
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS6 3BR
UK

By bus

Leeds is well connected by bus although there will be diversions due to the closed road run route.

By rail

Please note that there will be no trains arriving into Headingley or Burley Park before 09:00. There are also limited trains arriving into Leeds (LDS) before 0900 on event day. For train travel information please visit National Rail.

By bike

Headingley Stadium has a number of cycle racks available inside the venue. These will be available to participants and spectators who have a ticket.

It was a great event from start to finish, well organised, helpful staff and great atmosphere over the course, and I hope it goes from strength to strength, definitely will be running the course again next year for sure. I’ve done London marathon 13 times but I can sure running Leeds marathon was just has amazing. Clare T

This was a great event, from the support of the crowds, to the mixed scenery in both towns, villages and lovely Yorkshire countryside. Gareth E

Carnival atmosphere and the crowd were absolutely amazing. Fitzy

By far the most memorable running event I’ve ever had the pleasure to be part of. David P

To the people of Leeds and its surrounding towns and villages I thank you. Your support was immense. To the students with the cheeky signs and the beautiful children with their power up signs. Thank you. To the drinkers in the bars of Otley who told me I was ‘nearly there’ you lied to me guys… Adie S

Great atmosphere, massage was much appreciated. Nicholas S

The organisation was superb, the welcoming and instruction was zero-stress. Alberto S

Wonderful experience and the support on the course was unbelievable. Robert S

What a brilliant event! Not my first marathon by any means but definitely one I will never forget. An emotional start line with a welcome from the great man himself, then out onto a challenging course. I waited 13 years for a London Marathon place and to be honest it was MUCH better at Leeds. Zoe N

Honestly a brilliant day - thank you for organising . Fraser M

Once set off the festival atmosphere was amazing with beautiful scenery. Peter S

Reviews thanks to RaceCheck

  • Public transport links
  • Recycling
  • Sustainability policy

Keeping Leeds green

This event is committed to keeping Leeds green and understands the importance of doing its bit for the environment. Bins will be provided across the event site and people are urged to use the facilities provided.

It is important that the course is left the way we found it. Recycling bins will be provided on course at each water station. If you want to hand on to your water beyond the provided bins, please pass any litter to your nearest marshal.

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