This local 10K has been delighting runners for over fifteen years.
Now it's your turn to sample the race day delights on offer.
Arena 80 AC would love to cordially invite you to join them for another cracking instalment of the Hove Prom 10k. 

This is a Sussex Grand Prix championships race.

This is a Partner race.
This means that we are working with a host Partner Organisation and provide timing and/or race management services for their event.

Event Overview:
This fast and nippy 10k course uses two loops along the promenade and with the right weather, fast times are extremely likely. The event is also included as part of the Sussex Grand Prix championships and so, as well as being a cracking day out, it also attracts top runners from all over the county and in recent years has gained some well-earned kudos.

The race enjoys some wonderful local club support as well as those who race without any affiliations; everyone is welcome and everyone gets a huge cheer as they charge across the finish line! Come and enjoy a morning fizzing with racing delight; you won't be disappointed!

Course Details:
The route follows a double out and back course, predominantly using the iconic Hove Promenade.
The course is pancake flat and carries a certificate of course accuracy so fast times and PB's are (almost) guaranteed!

Route Map:
You can view the route map here.
You'll be able to download the route in different formats including GPX.

Available Races/Distances:
10k

Prizes:
Trophies and cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Males & Females
Prizes for Vet Categories: 40-75 Males, 35-75 Females

Medals
Please note, as in previous years, there are no finishing medals awarded.
However, following a successful trial in 2024, we are pleased to offer a finishers medal option should you wish to celebrate your achievement. You will have the opportunity to purchase your medal for an additional £4 during the booking process. 

On-the-day Entry Fees (subject to availability only):
10k: £22.00

A note on headphones:
Due to new UKA rules that came into force on 01 April 2024, in the ear and over the ear headphones are no longer permitted at running events unless otherwise stated. Bone conducting headphones are permitted however, if you do choose to wear bone conducting headphones, then we ask that you have the volume turned down low enough to hear the marshal instructions.

Event information will be sent to all registered entrants prior to race-day.