Goring 10K

The Goring 10k is an annual running event set against the backdrop of picturesque countryside near Oxford. Known for its chip-timed course and community spirit, this race attracts runners from across the UK looking to enjoy a challenging yet scenic run.
Starting at Storton Lodge in Goring on March 14th, participants face a gentle uphill climb during the first kilometer before traversing through rolling hills and open fields. The route is entirely closed to traffic, ensuring safety for all competitors as they navigate the undulating terrain.
Registration begins early at Bourdillon Field behind Goring Primary School from 9:00 AM on race day, giving runners ample time to fill out necessary details and collect their numbers before the start. At noon sharp, the race kicks off with participants lined up according to anticipated finishing times for a fair competition.
Upon crossing the finish line at Bourdillon Field around 12:30 PM, racers are greeted by refreshments including flapjacks from Pierreponts and hot dogs. The event also features awards ceremonies where trophies are presented in various age categories for men and women, recognizing outstanding performances across different groups.
The Goring 10k is not just a race but an opportunity to support the local community; all proceeds help fund improvements at Goring Primary School. Afterward, runners can unwind with family and friends over meals at nearby pubs or restaurants in the charming village of Goring.