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Robin Hood Half Marathon / Marathon
Date: 29 September 2013
Distance: 13.1 miles or 26.2 miles
Venue: Nottingham, UK
Sponsorship target: As much as you can!
Registering for a place
Entry: To enter this event, you will need to enter directly with the event organisers for either the marathon or half marathon distance. Once you have received your confirmation email, contact us and we'll send you your support pack.
Register for your place with the event organiser.
Minimum sponsorship: There is no minimum sponsorship for this event, we just ask that you raise what you can.
Already got a place
And had your confirmation email from the race organisers? Let us know by filling in this short form, and we'll send you your support pack
Already registered? We'd love you to join our team!
About the challenge
Whether you choose the Marathon or half marathon distance, you will be starting and finishing on Victoria Embankment in Nottingham, and takes in some of Nottingham's most historical sights, including Nottingham Castle and Wollaton Hall. Join 10,000 other runners for this beautiful event.
Our support
Although we do not have charity places in this event, we will still be with you every step of the way. We offer all our runners a fantastic support package including:
- training and fundraising advice
- a running vest with your name overprinted
- a dedicated and experienced project manager to provide support and advice.
We will do all that we can to ensure that your Robin Hood Half Marathon or Marathon experience is one you will never forget.
Any questions?
If you have any questions please get in touch with us, or give us a call on 0844 448 4452.
Why Mind?
Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales and by joining our team you will enable us to continue to provide support to the 1 in 4 people who experience mental distress in their life times.
£1,000 could be spent on printing 5,000 advice booklets, offering practical advice on subjects such as stress, bereavement, depression and eating disorders.