Saucony London 10K 2026
Join #TeamSamaritans and dash past iconic central London sights Big Ben, the London Eye and the River Thames. You'll wind your way through the best of Central London in this 10K race!
How Samaritans will support you
- Regular email updates and support from the Samaritans Events Team
- Receive awareness-raising and fundraising materials
- Your own personalised running vest/t-shirt to wear with pride on the day
- Supporter t-shirts and cheering materials
Why Samaritans need your support
We know that life can sometimes be incredibly tough. Thanks to the dedication of more than 20,000 volunteers, Samaritans can be there for anyone, whatever they are going through and whenever they are struggling to cope. We’re also at the heart of local communities, working with schools, workplaces, railways, prisons and hospitals to offer training and support, preventing suicide and helping people turn their lives around.
Our life-saving work wouldn’t be possible without the extraordinary generosity of our event participants.
More information
Got a question about this event? Contact our Events Team at community&[email protected] and we'll respond as soon as we can.
About the Saucony London 10K
Thousands of runners will take on this unforgettable Central London race together. As well as seeing some of London's top landmarks, you'll also run past the True Geographical Centre of London, down closed Regent Street, the Strand and Embankment, and get the best view across the river of the London Eye.
For more information on the event, please visit the official Saucony London 10K website.
Incredible support from start to finish!
Team Samaritans Participant
Accessibility Information
Please read the information below about taking part if you have a disability and/or require assistance on event day.
Wheelchairs:
Wheelchair entrants are permitted at the Saucony London 10K. Hand cycles, however, are not permitted and all wheelchair participants must be self-propelled without support. Please note that if you are taking part in a day chair then you will start the race at the back of the main field.
Support Runners:
If you are a visually impaired runner or your disability and/or medical conditions means that you require a guide runner/assistant, then please contact the race organisers at [email protected] detailing your request.
It is strongly advised that each participant and their guide should be appropriately identified and linked together in a safe way on event day. Guide dogs are permitted on the event site, however they are not permitted on the Saucony London 10K race route.
For more information you can check out the race organiser’s Event FAQs here or please get in touch with our team at community&[email protected] to discuss further.