🏃 Market Square, Northampton (England) · Sunday, September 13, 2026 · Athlinks
The Amazing Northampton Run
🏆 13.1-mile closed-road half marathon 🎗️ Working with 30+ charity partners
Quick facts: The Amazing Northampton Run takes place on Sunday, September 13, 2026, starting and finishing in Market Square, the historic heart of Northampton, England's largest town. The event offers a 13.1-mile closed-road half marathon, a three-person Half Marathon Relay (legs of roughly 3.9 to 4.8 miles), and a family-friendly 3 Mile Fun Run. The route weaves past the River Nene, Sixfields Stadium, Franklin's Gardens, the County Ground and the University of Northampton campus, through three parks, on a day that celebrates community, fitness and the town's history. Results and live tracking on Athlinks.
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Results & Live Tracking — The Amazing Northampton Run 2026

On September 13, 2026, Northampton's Market Square launches thousands of runners on a grand tour of the town's parks, river and sporting landmarks.

Results & Tracking → 🌐 Official Page →

Join thousands of runners for a grand tour of everything great about Britain's largest town: The Amazing Northampton Run returns on Sunday, September 13, 2026, organised by The Amazing Northampton Run CIC and Go Beyond Sport. Starting at the entrance to the historic Market Square, the closed-road course loops out past landmarks including All Saints Church, the local Carlsberg Brewery (brewing in town for over 50 years), and follows the River Nene towards Sixfields Reservoir before climbing to Sixfields Stadium, home to Northampton Town since 1897. From there the route continues into Franklin's Gardens, home of Northampton Saints Rugby for 140 years, before crossing the railway near the gleaming Northampton International Academy.

Local runners will recognise the next stretch, through The Racecourse park, home of the town's Saturday morning parkrun, before passing the Central Mosque and running alongside the County Ground cricket pitch and the University of Northampton campus, through three of the town's parks, and finally back to a celebratory finish in Market Square. Runners can take on the full 13.1-mile half marathon, share the course as a three-person relay team (legs of roughly 4.1 to 4.8 miles), or opt for the more accessible 3 Mile Fun Run, perfect for beginners and families. The event works alongside more than 30 charity partners, with free charity places available in exchange for minimum sponsorship. Results and live tracking of all events: Athlinks.

2026 Programme

HALF MARATHON
Sun. Sept 13 — Market Square, Northampton
13.1 miles, closed-road, past Sixfields, Franklin's Gardens, County Ground and the parks
HALF MARATHON RELAY
Sun. Sept 13 — Market Square, Northampton
Team of 3, legs of roughly 4.1 to 4.8 miles each
3 MILE FUN RUN
Sun. Sept 13 — Market Square, Northampton
Family-friendly, ideal for beginners
Start/finish: Market Square, Northampton, England (Northamptonshire). Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026. Distances: Half Marathon (13.1 mi), Half Marathon Relay (3-person team), 3 Mile Fun Run. Route highlights: All Saints Church, River Nene, Sixfields Stadium, Franklin's Gardens, The Racecourse, County Ground, University of Northampton, three town parks. Organiser: The Amazing Northampton Run CIC / Go Beyond Sport. Charity: works with 30+ charity partners. Results: Athlinks.

FAQ

When does The Amazing Northampton Run 2026 take place?

The event takes place on Sunday, September 13, 2026, starting and finishing in Northampton's Market Square.

Where can I find the results of The Amazing Northampton Run 2026?

Results and live tracking are available on the official Athlinks platform.

What landmarks does the half marathon route pass?

The 13.1-mile closed-road course loops out from Market Square past All Saints Church, the Carlsberg Brewery, the River Nene, Sixfields Stadium, Franklin's Gardens (home of Northampton Saints), the Northampton International Academy, The Racecourse park, the Central Mosque, the County Ground cricket pitch and the University of Northampton campus, before returning to the town centre finish.