Lustleigh 10k Run

March 11, 2022March 16, 2023 Owain Davies 0 Comments 10k, Run

Are you up for the 10K challenge?

For the 2022 Race Results – scroll down

Runners can enter on the day from 10:30 am upto 11:15 am.

Enter the 10k race

The ARC Race Number is: ’23/0206′ for 2023

Runners must be 15 or over on the date of the race, 28 August 2023.

Please note that there are no changing facilities, and no secure location for storing your belongings at the show field. The show can accept no responsibility for lost or stolen items.

Read the rules for the race here

If you have any questions, contact us at run@thelustleighshow.com

The Lustleigh 10K run is renowned locally as one of the most challenging multi-terrain courses in the local running calendar.

The course takes you over hilly lanes, down muddy tracks, through beautiful woodland, along the river Bovey before spitting you out into the village of Lustleigh and back to the show field to be cheered to the finish line by a horde of supporters.

Download the course map here

Online entries are now open for 2023, runners can enter on the day upto 11:15 am.

The race takes place at midday on the 28th August 2023, alongside the Lustleigh Show. Your race entry includes FREE entry to the show.

Enter the 10k race

Online entry:

£17.50 for runners from ARC affiliated clubs.

£19.50 for non ARC members

On the day entry:

£20.00 for runners from ARC affiliated clubs.

£22.00 for non ARC members

If you have any questions, contact us at run@thelustleighshow.com

The 2022 Results

Many thanks to all the competitors that took part in the 2022 Lustleigh 10k at the Lustleigh Show. It was an excellent day, and we hope you enjoyed the run. The overall winner was Eirin McDaid in 39.06, closely followed in by Michal Lesniak (39.20 ) then Lee Turner (39.26).

The first lady home was Susanna Goffe in 48.55. Second lady home was Alice Warwick-James (49.44) very closely followed in by Ali Kerridge (49.54).

In the team events the Teignbridge Trotters dominated, taking first and second position in the ladies event and first and third in the mens event. The Ranalagh Harriers were second in the mens category, and The Orcs were third in the ladies category.