TavistockSun 2 Jun

Tavistock town centre from viaduct
Tavistock town centre from viaduct
Credit: Tavistock Town Council

Urban Event (SEOUL)

Regional level event

What does this mean?

Local events are usually low key and in the 'localised' area, ideal for newcomers to try the sport and Training events are non competitive and used for training and coaching, aimed at members of the club, but they can attract people from neighbouring clubs, and are often ideal for newcomers to try the sport. Regional events attract participants from around the local Region, National events are high quality competitions that will attract people from far away, Major events are Major Events such as a British Championships. Virtual events are where there are no physical controls being used. Your presence at a control is registered using an App on your mobile phone, normally the free MapRun6 App.

Terrain type: Parkland & Heathland & Urban

Last updated: Sun 28 April, 2024

Overview

The market town of Tavistock is on the western edge of Dartmoor and our urban event will be based at the Meadows Park close to the town centre. Courses will explore the old town centre. Longer courses may reach semi-moorland and shorter/junior courses remain in the park avoiding roads.

Come and enjoy the delights (and numerous tea rooms!) of this popular and historic Devonshire town. No muddy car parking for a change! 

Results

We plan to upload live results during the event to: Live results link
But sometimes things happen and it may not be possible.

Location Info

Near: Tavistock
Lat,Lng: 50.54656,-4.14734
OS Grid Ref: SX479741
Postcode: PL19 9EY
What3Words: ///skip.nasal.snacks

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Directions / Parking

Public pay & display long stay parking either at

Bedford Car Park, Canal Road off A386 - note no motor homes permitted, or

Riverside Car park, Pixon Lane where they are allowed, and is just a short walk away.

Map / Terrain

Mapped area includes newly mapped streets to the east of the town. Will be using area mostly to the east of the river to give different courses to those for the Tamar Triple in May 2022. Mostly urban running with some parkland, which could be wet and therefore slippery.

Expect some hills on most courses, plus a little open moorland for the longer courses. Road shoes should be adequate unless weather has been wet prior to event.

Planner's notes:

• The terrain and route choice for some courses offers moorland running. For this reason, normal full body covering is recommended, but not required.

Course Information

CourseDirect LengthOptimal LengthClimbControls
Men's Classes
Women's Classes
1 (Black)
km
km
m

Men’s Open (M18 -M35)

2(Brown)
km
km
m

Veteran Men (M40+)
Women’s Open (W18 -W35)
3(Blue)
km
km
m

Super Veteran Men (M55+)
Veteran Women (W40+)
4(Green)
km
km
m

Ultra Veteran Men (M65+)
Super Veteran Women (W55+)
5(Short Green)
km
km
m

Hypervet Men (M75+)
Women Ultra Veteran(W65+) Hypervet (W75+)
6(Light Green)
km
km
m

Junior Men (M16-)
Junior Women (W16-)
7(Yellow)
km
km
m

Young Junior Men (M12-)
Young Junior Women (W12-)

Please note course lengths & climb are provisional, but will be in line with BOF rules.

Read more about Course lengths and Difficulty here

Entry Details

Entry opens by the end of April

Pre-entry via:

www.racesignup.co.uk

Pre entry - Seniors £10 Juniors £3

Late entry & on the day - Seniors £11 Juniors £4

Other rates apply for families or groups and non BOF members

Registration and Start times

Registration 10.00 till 12.00

Starts 10.30 till 12.30

Facilities

Public toilets (free) in Bedford Car Park

Dog restrictions

Not permitted - running on public roads

Nearest A&E Hospital

NHS Urgent care search

Safety Notes

Most courses will use public footpaths and roads and care must be taken of other users at all times and traffic when crossing roads.

Miscellaneous

Running in shorts will be permitted at this event.