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FLEET HALF MARATHON

Sun 15th Mar 2026

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Race Information
Race Start Time: 09:30 Entry On Day: No
Running Surface: Road Race Cut Off Time: 3:00 hours
Route Undulation: Flat Race Town: Fleet
Timing Method: Chip Race Location: London
Number Collection: - Race Entry Cost: £32.00
Distance Markers: Miles Race Status: Date TBC
Road Status: Fully Closed Roads Use Headphones: No
Max Number: 3500 Race Format: 1 Lap
Race Information
Race Start Time: 09:30
Entry On Day: No
Running Surface: Road
Race Cut Off Time: 3:00 hours
Route Undulation: Flat
Use Headphones: No
Timing Method: Chip
Race Town: Fleet
Race Location: London
Number Collection: -
Road Status: Fully Closed Roads
Race Entry Cost: £32.00
Distance Markers: Miles
Race Status: Date TBC
Max Number: 3500
Race Format: 1 Lap
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1:30 1:40 1:50 2:00 2:10 2:20
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Entry Cost

Unaffiliated: £32.00

Affiliated: £30.00

Where is the race?

The race is located in Fleet, United Kingdom.

Can I wear headphones at the Fleet Half Marathon?

No.

Is the race still going ahead?

Date TBC

Change is always possible, please contact the race organiser to confirm this at: [email protected]

What is the maximum allowed time to complete the race?

The maximum time allowed is 3:00 hours

Race Entry Information
Fleet Half Marathon Race Entry

The website organising the Fleet Half Marathon is http://fleethalfmarathon.com

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Race Description:

The Fleet Half Marathon first took place in 1982 and is now a well established race and considered to be an ideal 'pre-London' race for anyone running the London Marathon.

The race follows a course mixing urban and rural roads, with runners starting from Reading Road North and heading anti-clockwise around a 3 mile loop. The following 10 mile loop carries on in the same direction crossing the M3 before the finish line in Calthorpe Park.