Frequently asked questions
Everything runners usually ask us. If your question isn't here, get in touch.
- Where does the event start and finish?
- The event starts and finishes at Fort Perch Rock, Marine Promenade, New Brighton, Wirral, CH45 2JU.
- Is there a time limit?
- Yes. The cut-off is 8 hours, so every runner must finish by 16:30.
- What time should I arrive?
- Please arrive about 1 hour before your start time.
- Can I enter on the day?
- No. Entries close before race day so we can issue race numbers and timing chips.
- How do I know my entry has gone through?
- You'll get a confirmation email as soon as you've entered.
- When do I collect my event pack?
- Packs are collected on a designated date before the race. We'll email all runners with the date and location. If you can't make it, get in touch and we'll sort something out.
- Can someone else collect my pack?
- Yes, as long as they bring photo ID and your registration confirmation.
- Is there parking?
- Yes, there's parking at Fort Perch Rock for a minimum £5 donation per vehicle, payable by cash or card. There's a height barrier, so please check your vehicle will clear it. Car-sharing helps enormously. There's also paid parking nearby.
- Can I bring spectators?
- Absolutely. Spectators are very welcome to come and cheer everyone along.
- Are there aid stations?
- Yes, there are aid stations along the route. We'll confirm the locations nearer the time.
- Is there a bag drop?
- Yes, there's a bag drop at the start.
- Can I run with a pram or my dog?
- No. For health and safety reasons, prams and dogs aren't permitted on the course.
- Where do I find my result?
- On the Results page. Timing is handled by TDL Event Services.
- What's the refund policy?
- All entry fees are non-refundable and can't be deferred to a future event. The organisers reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone giving false information, failing to pay, or otherwise not meeting the entry requirements.
Still stuck?
Email contact@love2run.uk or call 0151 294 4176. We would rather answer a question twice than have someone turn up at the wrong time.