Pride Run 10K returns to Victoria Park in all its vibrant, colourful, fun, and fully inclusive glory on Saturday 17th September.

Last year's 17th Pride Run 10K featured a celebrity race starter in Great Britain international race walker Tom Bosworth; post-race non-alcoholic beer from Athletic Brewing Company and one of the best goody bags with thoughtful touches like wash kits from Green People Organic. 

After her 61-minute effort in 2021, Camilla Hawkins posted this on Facebook: "An event with a lovely atmosphere and a very important message. Thank you to all the volunteers today and still the best goodie bag I've had at any race!"  

There were 501 finishers in 1:32:56 and the front runners were M40 Stuart Haynes (33:02) – who was running unattached but has now joined Woodbridge Shufflers in Suffolk – and W35 Jemma Whyman (Medway & Maidstone, 41:55).

The three-lap course in London's oldest purpose-built park is quick and just under 200 runners ducked under the 50-minute threshold on a warm September morning in 2021.

Pride Run 10K, in partnership with Dolphin Square SW1 Living, is a not-for-profit event organised by volunteers from London Frontrunners, an inclusive running and triathlon club for lesbians, gay and bisexual men and women, transgender and gay-friendly people.

We found out what puts London Frontrunners out there as Europe's first and largest LGBT+ and gay-friendly club with over 500 members in this Q&A club feature in 2018.

Entries for the 18th Pride Run 10K – supporting Micro Rainbow International Foundation – are available at £20/£22 and there is also a 2K Pride Run Fun Run for children for just £5 available via the official race website here

Previous results and reports at runABC South race listing here

Image courtesy London Frontrunners