HIilly event. Lots of support. Protein based snack is needed at the end

Tough race only tolerable by great support around the course

Well run event, clearly organised and marshalled by runners, who know what other runners want and need. Excellent communication pre event. Main gripe for me would be the route. It’s beautiful, and the left side of the road is clearly closed, but you do get (very considerate) oncoming traffic, which isn’t cone’d off. Some might find it a bit un nerving. If this isn’t an issue for you, then it’s an excellent event.

Would of been nice to have a pacer for 2:30 on the day.

Adequate ammount of toilets for once!

Great facilities, route was decent. Only the one massive hill thankfully! A very enjoyable experience all around

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So many marshals all along the route. Amazing! Really impressive and supportive.

Please organize the toilets better next year

Bottles rather than cups would be good. I hate bananas and nothing to eat apart from bananas?

Toilets & metal medals

A very slick, well attended and extremely well-staffed event. Support for runners, all the way around the course, from Marshalls and the public, was amazing. I've never scoffed so many Jelly Babies offered by the very friendly residents along the route. There was plenty of space to run on the shut-off roads, and the support down the final 2 miles was epic.

Cars and lack of road closures are a problem. Many cars trying to cut through runners at Fordcombe and Langton - the management of this needs to be more aggressive. The lack of road closure at St John’s when there is ample space to push traffic to the east side of the road (using the bus lane), but instead runners are compressed into a cycle lane and cannot run on the pavement due to pedestrians and well-wishers. Here, again, cars are trying to cut across the runners into closed side streets. The closures need to be far more aggressive - motorists are warned weeks in advance.

Very well marshalled