Set in the heart of Cardiff’s historic Bay, the Cardiff Bay Run is a fast, flat and friendly event for all ages and abilities. Previously known as the Cardiff Bay 5 Mile, the race returned in 2017 with a little makeover and stunning new 10km coursewith a sell-out 6500 runners.

Located in the iconic Cardiff Bay, this triathlon is one of the most unforgettable city races on the calendar with the event village and transition (one of the most beautiful and striking in the sport) positioned on Roald Dahl Plass in front of the Wales Millennium Centre.

Cirencester is the hub for a revised 100 km looped route through the heart of the Cotswolds, which provides a stunning setting for 2,000 adventurers to test themselves. There are rolling hills, villages, the magical Cotswold Way, footpaths & trails, with some fabulous views en route – and a few tough hills in between!

Under the castle’s watchful eye, the Harlech Sprint Triathlon is one of the best loved races on the calendar. Fast and fun this event with a pool swim, it’s both a perfect beginner triathlon and a great season opener for the more competitive.

The event is not only the UK’s second largest half marathon, it is Wales’ largest road race and Wales’ largest multi-charity fundraising event.

Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.

Swimming in the Bay is only allowed when authorised by the Harbour Authority so by taking part in this event you will join an exclusive group of Cardiff Bay swimmers!

Pedalling from the most northern point of Wales down to the vibrant capital of Cardiff, we’ll experience diverse beautiful landscapes of majestic woodlands; rural lanes and distinct mountain ranges from start to finish.

A unique experience based on courage, teamwork and personal accomplishment is waiting for you. Are you ready?

The race starts and finishes in the heart of Cardiff’s historic Civic Centre and takes in landmarks such as Cardiff City Hall, The National Museum of Wales, Cardiff Castle, The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Principality and SWALEC stadiums.

The Wales 10K will be taking part on fully closed roads – a safe, fast race for beginners and PB-chasers alike.

Discover the only fully closed road marathon in Wales, set in the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.