Harting Multi-terrain '10'

Question 1

Can I wear headphones?

Accepted Answer

We strongly recommend running without headphones so you can stay aware, soak up the atmosphere, and enjoy the stunning surroundings. If you really can’t go without music, only bone-conducting headphones are permitted. Over-ear and in-ear headphones are not allowed. Safety first, always.

Question 2

What is the minimum age to participate?

Accepted Answer

You must be 18 or over to take part in the Harting Multi-Terrain 10.

Question 3

How many water / aid stations are there?

Accepted Answer

There are two water stations on the course. Plan your race accordingly and stay on top of your hydration.

Question 4

Are there entries on the day?

Accepted Answer

If the event hasn’t sold out in advance, entries will be available on the day. Keep an eye on availability as race day approaches so you’re not left disappointed.

Question 5

Is there parking?

Accepted Answer

Yes, free parking is available on the sports field at Race HQ.

Question 6

Are refreshments available?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We’ve got a great selection of hot and cold drinks, plus homemade cakes from the pavilion.

Question 7

What is the terrain like?

Accepted Answer

This is a proper multi-terrain challenge: private lanes, gravel tracks, bridleways, and footpaths, all set in the beautiful South Downs National Park. It’s varied, scenic, and keeps you on your toes.

Question 8

Is there a cut off time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You’ll need to complete the course within 2 hours 15 minutes. Runners who are behind schedule at the second water station (6.5 miles) may be withdrawn and taken back to the finish. It’s all about keeping the event safe and running smoothly.

Question 9

How do I get my race number?

Accepted Answer

Race numbers are collected on the day at registration, so make sure you arrive in plenty of time to get organised and ready to start without any last-minute stress.

Question 10

What type of running shoes should I wear?

Accepted Answer

Go with what you’re comfortable in. In dry conditions, a light trail shoe works well. If it’s wet or muddy, you’ll want something with a bit more grip.

Question 11

How challenging is the course?

Accepted Answer

It’s hilly, it’s technical in places, and yes, it will test you. But it’s absolutely achievable for runners of all abilities who come prepared. Most runners call it tough but rewarding… and then come back for more.

Question 12

Are dogs allowed at the event?

Accepted Answer

Well-behaved dogs are welcome at Race HQ, but they must be kept on a lead while on the sports field. Keep things under control so everyone can enjoy the day.

Question 13

Can I run with my dog?

Accepted Answer

No. Dogs are not allowed on the course or to take part in the race. They can cheer you on from Race HQ instead.

Harting Multi-terrain '10'

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