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A Series of Summer evening Road Races
This race series consists of 8 road races, all on summer evenings. For 2019 only, only the first 7 races will count towards the series results. The overall series prizes will be awarded at Milton Keynes.
Each runner’s finishing position is calculated by age category, aggregated, & carried forward to the next race in the series. Only the best 5 results are counted, & prizes are awarded both by the promoting Club on each race night, & by the sponsors after the final race, covering age categories & teams. You can register for all eight road races in one go (£58 for England Athletics affiliated Members and £68 for unaffiliated runners) when you enter the first race at Blisworth. This offer closes on 14 May 2019.
Series Team results: Each event organizer can determine his/her prize structure, including team awards. However, for the Grand Prix Series, teams (Men/Vet Men – 4 to score, and Women/Vet Women – 3 to score) must consist of first-claim members of the same England Athletics affiliated club.
More details can be obtained from Mick Bromilow.
You can enter the whole series online here. Most of the races below encourage online entries. If you can’t enter online you can complete an editable pdf file here for the whole series, or here to enter individual races in the series.
All races start at 7:45pm except Silverstone (which starts at 6:30pm).
Races for the 2019 Series
Friday 17 May 2019 EMGP Blisworth 5 mile results – course map – Race video on Youtube
Wednesday 22 May 2019 EMGP Rugby 6 mile Results – course map
Tuesday 4 June 2019 EMGP Banbury 5 mile results – course map
Wednesday 12 June 2019 EMGP Corby 5 mile results – course map
Tuesday 18 June 2019 EMGP Weedon 10k results – course map
Tuesday 25 June 2019 EMGP Harborough 5 mile results – course map
Tuesday 9 July 2019 EMGP Milton Keynes 10k results and Final Series Standings – course map
The EMGP Series Prizes will be awarded after the Milton Keynes 10k.
Wednesday 4 September 2019 EMGP Silverstone 10k results – course map
The race at Silverstone has to be in September this year because of maintenance work on the course. New numbers for chip timing will be used at Silverstone.
Course maps courtesy of David Williams