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What is the start time for the 2024 race?
The race starts at 9:30 a.m. sharp. Participants should arrive early to allow time for check-in and warm-up.
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Is the course different from last year?
Yes, this year the course is entirely on the road. Unlike in 2023, there are no pavement sections, creating a straighter and faster route.
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Where can I park?
Madeira Drive is closed to parking except for officials and blue badge holders. Competitors should use pay-and-display parking along Marine Parade or side streets. Public transport options are also recommended.
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What are the time limits for completing the race?
Participants must reach the Aquarium Ring within 90 minutes of the start. This helps manage the timing and route of the event.
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Can I bring my pet or baby stroller?
No, according to British Association of Road Races rules, pets and prams are not permitted to ensure the safety of all participants.
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Is there medical assistance along the route?
Yes, medical assistance from St. John Ambulance will be available at the start/finish area and at key points along the route.
Runner Instructions
Race Day Information
| Item | Requirement |
| Race Number | Fixed to the front of the vest above waist level. |
| Timing Chip | Attached to the back of the race number. |
| Club Vest (if applicable) | First Claim Club vest for affiliated club members. |
| Changing Facilities | Runners encouraged to arrive changed; baggage storage available near Start/Finish. |
| Toilets | Located at the Colonnade, portable toilets, Peter Pan’s Playground, and Concorde 2. |
RACE ROUTE
1.5km+
CHANGES
Road Only
LOCATION
Race Area
AWARDS
Award Vouchers
What We Do
Prepare for the Brooks Brighton 10K 2024
The Brooks Brighton 10K 2024 is set to be an exciting and vibrant event for runners of all levels, taking place in the picturesque coastal city of Brighton. Participants can look forward to a scenic route that showcases the stunning views of the sea and the iconic Brighton Pier.
START DETAILS
Heads eastward toward the Marina for the first 1.5K, completing a 180-degree turn.
Passes notable landmarks, including Palace Pier, West Pier, and the Peace Statue (approx. 5K).
Reaches the King Alfred Leisure Centre at 6.5K, where runners turn back for a sprint to the finish.
IMPORTANT CHANGES
Improved route thanks to support from Brighton & Hove Council and our sponsors.
Parking Restrictions: No competitor parking on Madeira Drive, except for officials and blue badge holders.
Earlier Start Time: The race will now start at 9:30 a.m. sharp.
LOCATION
Start/Finish Area: Madeira Drive, closed to traffic from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Parking: Available at Marine Parade and nearby side streets. Public transport is encouraged,
Cycle Path Closure: The cycle path along Madeira Drive will be closed for the morning to ensure the safety of all participants and spectators.
RACE NUMBER
Race Number: Must be displayed on the front of your vest, unobstructed
Timing Chip: Attached to your race number. Tracks start and finish times
Club Vests: Members of affiliated clubs should wear their First Claim Club vest for identification.
MEDICAL SUPPORT
Changing: Please arrive dressed for the race; bag storage is available near the Start/Finish area.
Toilets: Located along the route at the Colonnade and various points.
Medical Services: Provided by St. John Ambulance, stationed at the Start/Finish and along the course.
AWARDS & RESULTS
Awards Ceremony: Held at 12:00 p.m.; location to be announced.
Categories: Includes top overall finishers, affiliated clubs, and age-based categories.
Results: Available on brooksbrighton10k.co.uk and personal notifications
TESTIMONIALS FEEDBACK
Brooks Brighton 10K testimonials
The Brooks Brighton 10K has garnered rave reviews from participants who cherish the exhilarating experience it offers. Runners have praised the event for its well-organized setup, enthusiastic volunteers, and the vibrant atmosphere that fills the streets of Brighton. Many participants highlight the stunning coastal views along the route, making the race not just a test of endurance but also a scenic journey.
Brighton
Evan Davis
I attended the Brooks Brighton 10K and was very impressed! The event was well organised, with every detail thought out. The route was amazingly picturesque – running along the embankment with sea views, past famous Brighton landmarks such as the Pier and the Statue of Peace, added a special touch
Brighton
Lily Carter
It was my first time running the Brooks Brighton 10K and it was an amazing experience! Everything was organised very well from the start, with clear directions, accessible toilets and storage facilities right next to the start. The route along Brighton seafront was incredible! Running with views of the sea and feeling the support.
Important Changes for 2024
The Brooks Brighton 10K in 2024 introduces significant updates to enhance the event’s organization, safety, and overall experience for participants and spectators. While many aspects of the race remain familiar, these changes reflect ongoing improvements based on feedback and logistical considerations. Here’s a comparison to 2023 and a detailed look at what’s new
Comparison to 2023
In 2023, the race route included both road and pavement sections, requiring runners to navigate shifts between surfaces. This led to some challenges with pacing and safety, especially in crowded sections. Additionally, parking on Madeira Drive was partially allowed for participants, which limited space and created some congestion around the start/finish area. The start time was set at 10:00 a.m., which led to prolonged road closures, impacting local traffic.
Increased Safety Measures
The race has introduced stricter safety protocols this year:
No Pets or Pushchairs: In line with British Association of Road Races regulations, pets and pushchairs are prohibited to prevent any risks to participants.
Increased Marshal Presence: Additional marshals will be stationed at key points to guide runners and ensure smooth passage along the course.
Expanded Medical Support: Medical assistance from St. John Ambulance will be readily available, with stations located at the start/finish area and throughout the route.
- Updated Parking Arrangements: We have restructured the parking facilities to accommodate more vehicles.
- Increased Safety Measures: The race has introduced stricter safety protocols this year.
- All-Road Course: Our newly designed all-road course promises a thrilling experience.
- Earlier Start Time: To improve the overall experience, we have moved the start time of the race earlier in the day.
- Time Limit Introduction: This year, an important change is being introduced to ensure fair play, consistency, and efficiency across all levels of participation.
- Improved Viewing Areas: We’ve expanded and upgraded the viewing areas to provide better sightlines for spectators.
- Food and Beverage Options: A wider selection of food and beverage vendors will be available, catering to all tastes and preferences.
Summary of Changes from 2023
These 2024 improvements aim to offer a safer, more enjoyable experience while accommodating a growing number of participants and spectators. Runners are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these changes to make the most of this year’s Brooks Brighton 10K.
Madeira Drive will be closed to all parking, except for race officials and blue badge holders. This aims to avoid congestion at the start/finish area, ensuring more space for participants and spectators.
Competitors are encouraged to use pay-and-display parking along Marine Parade and side streets or opt for public transport. This approach not only simplifies logistics but also allows more efficient access and departure for everyone involved.
This year, the race will be held entirely on the road, eliminating the need for runners to switch between the road and pavement. This adjustment will help create a straighter, faster course.
| Route | Road and pavement sections | All-road course |
| Parking | Partial on Madeira Drive | Restricted to officials only |
| Start Time | 10:00 a.m. | 9:30 a.m. |
| Time Limit | None | 90 minutes to reach Aquarium Roundabout |
| Safety Regulations | Fewer restrictions | No pets, pushchairs, added marshals |
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