Results & Live Tracking — Oxford Half Marathon 2026
On 11 October 2026, Oxford runs a fast, flat half marathon.
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Results & Live →The Oxford Half Marathon is a 13.1-mile race held in Oxford each October, on a fast, flat course. The 2026 edition takes place on Sunday 11 October, with the start on Broad Street in the city centre.
The route winds through the historic streets of the university city, past Old Marston village and along the River Cherwell, before the finish on Parks Road. The event is organised by Motiv Sports.
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Oxford Half Marathon 2026 results
Results of the Oxford Half Marathon 2026 are available on Pacer Results.
Oxford Half Marathon 2026 at a glance
A fast, flat tour of historic Oxford
The course begins in the centre of the city on Broad Street and winds past Old Marston village and the River Cherwell. The finish line stands on Parks Road.
The route shows off Oxford's architecture and central landmarks instead of heading into rural areas. Live music from local bands and DJs supports runners along sections of the course.
Key facts about the Oxford Half Marathon 2026
| Fact | Info | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Half marathon 13.1 MILES | Sunday 11 October 2026 | Fast and flat |
| Start | Broad Street | Oxford city centre |
| Finish | Parks Road | Oxford |
| Cut-off | 3 hours 30 minutes | Medal available at the finish after the cut-off |
Frequently asked questions about the Oxford Half Marathon 2026
Where can I find the results and live tracking of the Oxford Half Marathon 2026?
Results and live tracking are available on Pacer Results. You can also find more race results in the athletics section.
When is the Oxford Half Marathon 2026?
The Oxford Half Marathon takes place on Sunday 11 October 2026 in Oxford city centre.
Where does the race start and finish?
The race starts on Broad Street in the city centre and finishes on Parks Road.
What is the course like?
The course is fast and flat, with about 76 metres of elevation gain. It winds through Oxford's historic streets, past Old Marston village and along the River Cherwell.
Is there live music?
Yes, there is live music from local Oxford bands and DJs along the course.
What is the cut-off time?
The cut-off time is 3 hours and 30 minutes. Runners still on the course after this time are asked to move to the pavements to allow the streets to reopen, but they can still collect their medal at the finish line.
Are wheelchairs allowed?
Yes, wheelchair entrants are permitted. Racing wheelchair athletes who meet the elite qualifying time start at the front shortly before the main field, and day chairs start at the back of the main field.
Are guide dogs allowed on the route?
Guide dogs are permitted on the event site, but not on the race route.
Who organises the Oxford Half Marathon?
The event is organised by Motiv Sports.