The race will be on Saturday, May 23rd and will start at the Universty of Brighton, Falmer Campus, It will finish at Helen Gardens in Eastbourne.

Friday 22nd May 2026, Helen Garden, Eastbourne, BN20 7XL What3Words location

5pm: Registration 1 opens

8pm: Registration 1 closes

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Saturday 23rd May 2026, University of Brighton, Falmer, BN1 9PH.

6.30am: Registration 2 opens

8.15am: Registration 2 closes

8.30am: Race start

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A fully marked course

Four fully stocked and marshalled Aid Stations with vegan and gluten free options

Bespoke Finisher medal

Qualified Medical Team on hand throughout

GPS Tracker for Health and Safety and also for friends and family to follow

Bespoke Winner trophies

Shuttle bus after the event to the local train station and hotels

UTMB and ITRA points

The course is very runnable and not technical with mainly grass trails but also a mix o farm tracks, woodland paths, rolling hills and small sections of tarmac.

No qualifier is needed.

The race has an overall cutoff time of 11 hours. There are no cutoffs at the first three stations but is at the fourth and last one. For race information look HERE

There are separate male and female toilets at the start and finish. There is a large marquee at the finish with music, a race announcer and a coffee van serving drinks and hot food.

There free is parking available at Falmer University right next to Race Registration on Saturday 23rd and also parking in the nearby streets of Eastbourne nearby the finish line if catching the bus from there on Saturday morning.

The best way to travel is either by train or car. For sustainability reasons we ask everyone to try and travel by train if possible. Falmer Train Station is literally a 5 minute walk from Race Registration and the Race Start at the university. If travelling by road then the university is literally on the A27 next to the Amex Football Stadium.

If travelling to Eastbourne and getting the shuttle bus to race start in Falmer then Eastbourne Train Station is a 1.5 mile walk from the finish line at Helen Garden. The easiest way into Eastbourne on the road is via the A27 or A22.

There separate men's and women's toilets at Aid Station 1, 2 and 4.

Yes there is a Mandatory kit list which can be seen here

There are four Aid Stations.

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There will be live GPS Tracking available and live results on the website on race day.

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