
Ross McDonnell
Swiss-watch pacing · good vibes only

Sunday, 18 July 2027 · 11:00
One of the region's best-established races, reshaped as an accessible chip-timed 10K without losing its character.
The race
10K / 6.2 miles. The banks of the River Ouse around Goole and Hook: flat, mixed terrain, chip timed. Around 13 metres of climb in total.
The route starts on the riverbank a short walk from Goole Town Cricket Club and follows the banks of the River Ouse around Goole and Hook, dropping into Hook village and picking the river up again on the far side to follow the big bend back. The final kilometre is along the riverbank with the finish in sight for most of it. Parts of the course use narrow paths and riverbank sections: be considerate of local users, do not cut corners, and follow any taped-off areas or marshal directions. Water stations are at approximately the 3km and 7km marks.
Every finisher receives a bespoke medal and a collectable keepsake, with prizes for the first three men and women and age-group winners. Times count for Power of 10 and runbritain rankings.

Interactive map with the kilometre markers and water stations, the elevation, and the course video.
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Registration, the walk to the start, the 11:00 start, the fun run, the presentation and the afternoon.
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Goole Town CC, DN14 6NF. Parking, when the entrance closes, and what3words for the gate.
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Transfers, headphones, dogs, walkers, rain, toilets, photos, and the rest.
→Meet the pacers
Familiar Striders who will help you settle into an even effort from start to finish. Pick a time, find the flag, and let them do the maths.

Swiss-watch pacing · good vibes only

Consistent pacing · finish strong

A steady pace · plenty of encouragement

Even kilometre splits · never give up
The 2026 pacing team is shown. The 2027 team will be confirmed in the spring.
Prizes and records
Trophies for the first three men and women, and prizes for the age-group winners from 40 upwards. The presentation is straight after the race, so stay for it.
Course records for the current 10K route will be published here.