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The
Dartford Half Marathon
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The Dartford Half Marathon is run each July in conjunction with the Dartford Festival. The first Dartford Half Marathon was run in 1977 and was won by Steve Ovett (pictured right), who went on to win the Olympic Gold medal over 800 metres at the 1980 Moscow Olympics
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Please download your 2007 entry form here:
2007 Entry
Form
The race is held over a challenging undulating course starting at the
Dartford track then heading out onto the roads before threading through
the picturesque lanes of south Darenth and eventually heading back towards
Dartford. Most runners throughly enjoy the last three miles which are
predominantly downhill.
Click here to see a map of the 2007 course.
Entries for the Dartford Half Marathon are £12 for affiliated club
runners and £14 for all other runners to a limit of 750 entries
(late entries cost £15).
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Please download your 2007 entry form here:
2007 Entry
Form
Or alternatively Online Race Entries: www.runnersworld.co.uk
Results of the 2007 Dartford Half will be available here
shortly after the race
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31st Dartford Half Marathon
2007
Support
the longest continuously running road race in Kent
Sunday
22nd July 2007 at 9am
One
lap, challenging rural Dartford route with start/finish in
Central Park on the Athletics Track home of the Dartford Harriers AC.
This
event also has a Fun Run starting at 9.15am-entries taken on the day only (£3.00).
All
Finishers Receive a Memento
Postal
Entries & Fees: UKA Affiliated Club entry fee is £12.00; Unaffiliated entry
£14.00.
Closing
Date for receipt of postal entries is Wednesday 18th July 2007
Entry
limited to 750 Entries on the day-If limit is not reached
these will be taken no later than 7.30am, at a cost of £15.00.
Participants
must be 17 years and over on the race day.
Facilities
Men and Ladies changing rooms, Toilet, Showers & Baggage Facilities.
30th Dartford Half Marathon
2007
Results
are available via:
www.ukresults.net
and photos via:
www.myeventphoto.co.uk
There off!! The start of the
30th Dartford Half Marathon.
Closely followed by the Fun Run
Colin Dring Operations Manager
of J Clubb Ltd, presenting an individual award.
Dave Hall from the Dartford Roadrunners
collects a team prize from Colin Dring.
Tony Farmer thanking Mike Burgoyne,
the retiring Race Director, for all the hard work
he has put in over the years
including this one, and not a 'Grey Hair' in sight!! (Shame about the legs)
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