Chichester's 2024 Half Marathon, including a 10-mile and six-mile raceChichester's 2024 Half Marathon, including a 10-mile and six-mile race
Chichester's 2024 Half Marathon, including a 10-mile and six-mile race

Are you in our 75-picture gallery from a fabulous 2024 Chichester Half Marathon and Festival of Running?

Chichester’s 12th annual Festival of Running saw hundreds of runners take part in the city’s half marathon, ten-mile race and six-mile contest.

The festival, organised by local leisure operator Everyone Active, featured the three main races plus a relay option for the half marathon allowing teams of three to split the course.

The route took in the city’s various landmarks, before leading runners through the Lavant and Goodwood countryside, including the challenging but beautiful Trundle climb.

More than 700 runners registered for the race this year, which is the most since 2019.

Organisers said they had amazing support from community groups helping volunteer on the day, including local Rotary clubs, Spirit Netball Chichester, The Sanctuary, TOC and Chichester Runners & AC.

This year’s medals featured an image of the Market Cross and went down particularly well.

Winners

Half Marathon Male - Ben Clarke (1hr 13min 41sec)

Half Marathon Female – Amelia Brown (1.34.17)

Half Marathon Relay - Prebendal School

Ten Miler Male – Danny Mackney

Ten Miler Female – Katie Young

Six Miler Male – Liam Dougherty

Six Miler Female – Sarah Roberts

Race director Anna Pembery said: “As my first event as a Race Director, I am delighted that everyone had a great day. We look forward to welcoming them back next year.”

Co-Race Director Ben Polhill said “I would like to say a big thank you to all those wonderful volunteers that helped us put on this year’s event by marshalling the route, handing out water and giving out medals to the finishers. Without you all this sort of thing just couldn’t happen.”

See pictures from the event on this page and the ones linked – or if you’re on the Observer app, just scroll down the page. And don't miss the Chichester Observer series on Thursday for full coverage.

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