Once you enter, you will receive a confirmation email. Leading up to the race you will receive an event guide via email, which will include everything you need to know about the day. Race bibs are collected at registration on the morning of the event.Entry for solo participants is for persons aged 18+ only, while persons aged between 16-17 can run as part of a team of 3 and above.If you are entering as a team, you must enter all at once and include the information of every team member when signing up. This information can be altered at a later date if required. We have a Facebook group for all participants that you will have access to where you can ask questions about the event and also meet the community of people taking part. We also have a Strava club we would love for you to join.

When running as part of a team, you will run in relay style, splitting the time spent running between your team, building the overall distance together.Only one person in your team can be running on the course at any time.Your results will be included on a team leaderboard.

There is one starting line where everyone will begin from, this same line then becomes the looping line that provides lap times each time you go around. During your chosen time limit, your challenge is to run as many 7km laps as you can. Any laps not finished by the cut-off time are not included in your results.If you are running as part of a team, then only one of you can be running on the course at any one time, and your results will show the distance built by your entire team.The live results will show the number of laps completed, total distance and time elapsed.

Event registration opens at 06:00am, where you will collect your race number and timing chip.You can then go find a space to set up camp, whether that a gazebo or tents or just putting up some chairs and making the space your own.There will be an event briefing at 10.00am, highlighting the key information for the day.The event will start at 10:30am.

Solo and team participants running the 24 hour event are welcome to bring gazebos or tents to set up a basecamp for the team and crew.Your space in the event village is included in your entry.

The route is 7.08km/4.403m across a range of terrain including woodland trail and park road. With there being some uphill trail sections of the route but the route being mostly asphalt path, we would recommend wearing road shoes with good grip, or light trail shoes that are also fit for road.Elevation per lap: 116m/380ft The route is not on a closed course, so please consider that there may be walkers or dog walkers in the area.The address of the location is Heaton Park, Manchester, M25 2SW. The event village can be found by following this link.You can view the route on here.

Surrounding the start/finish line will be the aid station which will provide water, fruit, sweet & savoury snacks and energy bars and electrolytes from our event sponsor VOOM. However, we always recommend being as self-sufficient as possible to ensure you have what you need for the event.There will be a bag drop that you can access at any time of the day and if you would like to bring your own food and drink, you are welcome to leave it with us at the aid station.With sustainability in mind, we are operating on a bring your own bottle basis. We will have plenty of water for you to fill up your bottles, but we will not be providing cups at the aid station.There will be portaloos available throughout the event, situated at the aid station.

For further questions, head to our event FAQs or contact us