Welcome
The Pride Run is a 10k race open to everyone regardless of ability, gender, age or sexual orientation. The 2010 race was held on Saturday 14th August at Victoria Park, East London. Over 700 runners took part and it was a great success!
Congratulations to all the runners that took part this year, especially to the male and female winners, Jamal Mohamed of Victoria Park Harriers and Alice Sunderland of Harrow Athletics Club. Congratulations also to all the other individual and team prize winners. Jamal is pictured below.
The finalised results are available below. If you have any queries or can't find your result, please let us know at info@priderun2010.com.
2010 individual results [PDF] [Excel]
2010 prizes and team results [PDF] [Excel]
We'd very much like to hear your feedback on this years race so that we can make next years even better! Please feel free to post your comments and read what others are saying at the Runners World events page by clicking here.
Race photos
A big thank-you to Sussex Sport Photography for covering the event again this year. Photos of the event and all the runners are now available on our gallery page and at the Sussex Sport Photography.com site which can be accessed via the link below
Latest News
July 2010
There has been lots of activity over the last couple months in preparation for the 10k run in August. This month, we are pleased to announce our race and prize sponsors and this year's celebrity guests who will be at the run to support the runners. There's also an endorsement from the Mayor of London. Read more below....
Race Packs Dispatched
Race packs for all runners who entered on or before 25th July should have now arrived. Race packs for entries submitted from 26th July to 5th August will be sent out on 8th August.
Race and Prize Sponsors
This year's run is being kindly sponsored by the Interbank Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Forum and seven member banks. Prizes have been generously sponsored by Runners Need. Read more here.
Celebrity Guests
This year we are excited to announce that we will be joined on the day by actress and comedian Helen Lederer. Helen will be there to give the runners their support and present the prize giving.
Mayor of London Endorsement
This year's run is pleased to have received the support of Boris Johnson, Mayor of London. Read his letter here.
Follow Us On Facebook!
Check out and sign-up to our new Facebook group page created for this year's run. Find out who has signed-up so far here.
Race Photography
We are pleased to announce that Sussex Sport Photography will be with us on the day providing official photographs of the runners and the event. Click on the logo below to go to this years Pride Run photo gallery.
May 2010
Charity Partner Announced
We are pleased to announce that once again the run will benefit the UK based London Lesbian & Gay Switchboard. The LLGB provide a comprehensive and confidential telephone helpline to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people in the UK. They are staffed by a team of volunteers who answer more than 30,000 calls a year. Funds raised would be used to improve their services to the community – particularly around sexual health and domestic violence.
Pride Run Workplace Champions
As part of Pride Run 2010, teams of 3 employees working for the
same company, organisation or financial institution are invited to
compete for the title of Pride
Run Workplace Champions.
This is an ideal opportunity for participating organisations to use the
race as a platform to promote both diversity and fitness in the work
place. Runners have the extra benefit of competing with their
colleagues in a fun and social atmosphere and will help to raise vital
money for our chosen charity.
We will once again be awarding for the highest finishing social group. For those of you who want to dress up for the first time we will also be awarding prizes for the best costumes!
The 2009 Pride Run featured in the November edition of Running Fitness Magazine. Click here to see the article.
The run is organised by London Frontrunners, a gay and lesbian running club. Whether you want to start running, improve your fitness, train for the Pride Run 2010 or simply meet new friends, London Frontrunners allows you to join a diverse group of lesbians and gay men who love to run. You can find a guide to regular runs, training events and a wide range of social activities at www.londonfrontrunners.org.
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