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Loading page content.A supported 24-hour point-to-point challenge heading south on Offa’s Dyke Path, with runner-dependent finish points and no fixed total distance.
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These facts belong to the 2026 edition only. Missing values have not been copied from another year.
The completed 9 May 2026 edition is represented as fixed-time and variable-distance. Historical support, price, achieved-distance records and route totals are not promoted into fixed race facts.
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The selected 2027 edition is a fixed-time format with no truthful fixed headline distance. Race For You records the verified objective, loop and event-window facts separately. Conventional Difficulty V2, Cutoff Pressure V2, cutoff pace and personal-finish calculations are unavailable because they would require fake inputs.
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How the format works
Travel south along the prescribed Offa’s Dyke route for 24 hours; each runner’s achieved distance is a performance, not the event distance.
Source transparency
The official page confirms 8–9 May 2027, 24 hours, six support points and £99.50 solo entry. Published record distances are performances; no fixed total distance, ascent or conventional cutoff is stored.
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