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Enervit Peterborough Marathon

Runner's pre-race safety briefing video

Welcome to the Enervit Peterborough Marathon

The Enervit Peterborough Marathon is an exciting, beautiful & scenic course around the city of Peterborough, including the embankment with the stunning Cathedral backdrop, Nene Park, and the delightful cycle path along the River Nene.

Enervit carbohydrate gels will be available at each of the five water stations on course. For more details visit Envervit.

COVID-19:
This event is scheduled to go ahead under strict Social Distancing COVID-19 measures.
Please be aware that the national or regional status of COVID-19 restrictions may change between now and the event date which could cause us to have to postpone the event. In this situation, all entries will be carried forward to the earliest date that we can run the event. We are continually monitoring the return to sporting events and liaising with the local authority and safety advisory group. It is important to us that we can proceed with absolute assurance that we are acting ethically and protecting everybody involved in our events.

Please see our Covid-19 Safe Event Rules.

HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS

We would like to thank our very special volunteers that we affectionately call Race Makers.
Without you guys, we could not deliver the wonderful supportive events that we have become famous for.

If you would like to volunteer for this event, click here.

WHAT OUR RUNNERS RECEIVE

RUNNERS INFORMATION

Enervit Peterbrough Marathon 2021 Charity Partner

Kidney disease is a growing global problem and right here in the UK over 3 million people are affected by kidney disease, 1 in 10 of us will be affected by chronic kidney disease. The effects of kidney disease are devastating, it has a physical, emotional, mental and financial impact upon those living with the disease, their families and friends and society at large.

Currently, if diagnosed with kidney disease there are two available treatments, dialysis or transplant. Dialysis has been referred to as life support without life as you will spend 3-6 hours per day, 3-6 days per week connected to a dialysis machine. Transplant, if successful, will on average last 10-15 years.

The stark matter of fact is that there are currently no preventative or disease modifying therapies and there is no cure for kidney disease. We want to help Kidney Research UK eradicate kidney disease globally so that we can free people’s lives from the restrictions, fear and life limiting nature of this disease.

RUN FOR KIDNEY RESEARCH UK