Manchester Marathon
- Event Date:
- Location
- Cost of Entry
- Fundraising target
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£35
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£500
Got your own place?
If you already have a place, please let us know about it, below. There's no minimum fundraising target; just do your best and enjoy the run!
What do I get as part of #Team CF
However you decide to support the Cystic Fibrosis Trust we will support you every step of the way with:
- A Team CF running top or vest
- An online fundraising pack with loads of tips and ideas
- A supportive Team CF Facebook community sharing ideas and advice
- Regular e-newsletters to keep you up to date with the event information and the Trust's work
Information for para athletes
Manchester Marathon welcome all Para-Athletes, including elite racing wheelchairs, assisted and unassisted day wheelchairs and racerunners to take part. All athletes must complete the race within the 6 hours cut off time. Please note, the event does not currently allow hand-cycles to enter the races.
Wheelchair Athletes
Disabled athletes using day wheelchairs, race runners or assisted wheelchairs will be filtered into the back of their wave from the Disabled Athletes Access point. You will be filtered into the appropriate wave for your estimated finish time. You will access your wave via the ‘Disabled Athletes Access Point’ which is located at the side of the start pens. There will be dedicated accessibility volunteers from Activity Alliance to assist you. All specific access info will be emailed to you prior to the event.
Assistant/Guides
If running with a guide/assistant, please let the event organisers know and they can issue you with one free place.
Other Disabled Athletes
You can go straight to your allocated start pen as usual; based on your expected finish time / coloured bib.
Alternatively, you are welcome to use the Disabled Athletes Access Point, the designated holding area based at the start, allowing you to be conveniently filtered into your allocated start time nearer the front.
For all Para-Athlete enquiries, please get in touch with the event organisers on [email protected]
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