Entries are already moving quickly for the ASICS LDNX 10K set for Sunday 11 October 2026 in Wembley, London, with the closed road 10K attracting strong early demand following its debut success. The race returns with space for around 12,000 runners, but initial allocations have already sold out, underlining its growing appeal among runners targeting autumn events.

The route centres around Wembley Stadium, offering a fully closed road experience that finishes on Olympic Way beneath the iconic arch. Designed to be flat and accessible, the course is built for both experienced runners chasing a PB and those taking on the 10K distance for the first time.

Organised by the team behind some of the UK’s biggest running events, the race has quickly positioned itself as one of London’s standout newer 10K options. Its mix of high energy production, entertainment, and large scale participation has helped it gain traction after just one edition.

With multiple entry tiers available and charity places also on offer, runners still have options to secure a spot, but availability remains limited. Early sellouts and phased releases suggest demand will continue to outpace supply as the event builds towards October.

Race day is set to deliver a lively atmosphere, with crowds, music, and a finish line experience that leans into the Wembley setting. From first timers to seasoned runners, it is shaping up as a 10K that blends accessibility with big event feel, making it one to act on early rather than risk missing out.

You can enter via the organiser website.

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