The Florette Fradley 10K is a popular run and attracts around 1,000 entrants each year. Covering flat, tarmac country roads, it’s a great event for beginners and pros alike. The Fradley 10k has previously been nominated in the National Running Awards for the best 10k race for personal best times.
Thank you to all who took part in October’s Tamworth 10k this year, and what a great morning, and wonderful weather. Local athlete Toby Oury from Aldridge R/C won the Tamworth 10k in near perfect sunny autumnal running conditions, winning in a fast time of 33:55 and followed by Ben Atkins in a time of 34:22. Third home… Read More »
This year’s Tamworth 10k will be held on the Sunday the 26th Oct 2025 and will start and finish in the beautiful grounds surrounding Tamworth Castle and will wind its way through the grounds and out into the town, then follow a canal section in Fazeley, before returning to the Castle Grounds.
Thank you to all runners that took part in the 26th Florette Fradley 10k. We had perfect running weather to start the morning for our 26th anniversary race (first held in 1999). We saw the best turn out since before Covid for this ever popular 10k road race. It was lovely to see great spectator numbers from friends,… Read More »
The Florette Fradley 10K is a popular run and attracts around 1,000 entrants each year. Covering flat, tarmac country roads, it’s a great event for beginners and pros alike. The Fradley 10k has previously been nominated in the National Running Awards for the best 10k race for personal best times. Photos will be uploaded HERE sometime after the… Read More »
Thank you to all who took part and what a great morning, and wonderful weather. Local athlete Marcin Rydzewski from Tamworth AC won the Tamworth 10k in near perfect sunny autumnal running conditions, winning in a fast time of 35:13 and followed closely home in second by Mara Run Club Founder and Coach, George Bettany in a time of… Read More »
This year’s Tamworth 10k will be held on the Sunday the 27th Oct 2024 and will start and finish in the beautiful grounds surrounding Tamworth Castle and will wind its way through the grounds and out into the town, then follow a canal section in Fazeley, before returning to the Castle Grounds.
