Yes, all participants in the Brighton Marathon must be aged 18 or older on Marathon Day – you will be asked to confirm your age when you enter the event.

The registration fee for the Brighton Marathon is £30.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £500.00

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £350.00 which is due on the 5th January 2026. The remainder of your fundraising target (£350.00) is due 4 weeks after the event (12th May 2026).

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run. We will even get you an iron on name so you can personalise it.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target.

Your Event Pack, containing your bib number, kitbag and your baggage label, should arrive in the post by Tuesday 2 April. If you haven’t received your pack by that date, please email the organisers your full name, postal address and date of birth.

If you do not receive a replacement pack before Event Day, you will need to collect it on Saturday 6 April – full details here.

Absolutely, you can certainly take part with one of our charity places! To find out more information on accessibility, please click here. Alternatively, drop us a message and we can support on this.

Congratulations on securing a place in the ballot – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘Own Ballot place’ above.

Please only fill out this form if you have a ballot place with Brighton Marathon Events.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

The registration fee for the Paris Marathon is £50.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £650.00

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £450.00 which is due on the 13th January 2025. The remainder of your fundraising target (£200.00) is due 4 weeks after the event.

All runners must be aged 18 or older on race day.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target.

Race numbers will be posted approximately two weeks prior to the event.

Absolutely, you can certainly take part with one of our charity places!

If you are a wheelchair user, please ensure you enter this information when prompted on your registration.

For more information, please visit the Paris Marathon HandiSport Page.

Congratulations on securing a place in the ballot – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘Own Ballot place’ above.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Yes, all participants must be aged 17 or older on race day.

The registration fee for the London Landmarks Half Marathon is £30 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £250.

This includes a £250 first fundraising target, due 12 December 2025.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run.

These are sent out in time for your event, and our team will be in touch to confirm details.

Yes! As per the London Landmarks Half Marathon FAQs:

“Wheelchair Participants are only permitted to participate using a rigid manual powered day chair and we strongly advise that a support runner accompanies each Wheelchair Participant. Handcycles, racing wheelchairs or motorised wheelchairs are strictly not permitted.”

You can get more information here.

If you require a place for a support runner please email our Events Team.

Congratulations on securing a place in the ballot – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please email our Events Team to let us know!

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Run For Charity are a third-party organisation who connect runners with events to participate in and charities to support. They’re a fantastic way to guarantee a place on high-demand races connected with a good cause and we’re so pleased to be partnered with them. More information can be found on their website here.

Yes, Runners aged 18 and over are eligible to compete in the marathon.

Those 16 and over can sign up for the half marathon.

The registration fee for the Vienna City Marathon is £49.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £675.00.

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £506.25 due 30 days before the event. Once you achieve this your place on the Vienna City Marathon is confirmed. The remainder of your fundraising target is due 4 weeks after the event.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run. We will even get you an iron on name so you can personalise it.

Your race number will be assigned to you shortly before the race. You will receive your pick-up confirmation by email by the end of March 2025, which will also include your bib number.

Picking up your start number
The Daily Mile 800, The Daily Mile 1600 und Vienna 5K

Friday, 19. April 2024, 10:00 am to 7:00 pm at the Vienna Sports World: Marx Halle, Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, 1030 Wien Saturday, 20. April 2024, (exact time to follow) at Rathausplatz before your race

Unfortunately this race is not suitable for wheelchair users for safety reasons. To find Wheelchair friendly events, please click here. 

Congratulations on securing a place in the ballot – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Join us today!

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

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Our partner Realbuzz, are a third-party organisation who connect runners with charities to support, and are a fantastic way to guarantee a place on high-demand races connected with a good cause. More information can be found on their website here.

Yes, all participants in the TCS London Marathon must be aged 18 or older on Marathon Day – you will be asked to confirm your age when you enter the event.

The registration fee for the TCS London Marathon is £100.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £2,500.00

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £1,800.00 which is due on the 26th January 2026. The remainder of your fundraising target (£700.00) is due 4 weeks after the event.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical vest to wear during the run. We will even get you an iron on name so you can personalise it.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target or collected at the meet up.

You will need to collect your race pack from the Running Show, which usually runs from the Wednesday to Saturday before the event. Make sure you allow time to collect the pack during your race day planning.

Absolutely, you can certainly take part with one of our charity places! To find out more information on accessibility, please click here.

If you are a self-propelling wheelchair user, you are able to use one of our charity places. If you require a support runner to assist with pushing, you will need to register directly through the London Marathon, as they have a separate entry process for assisted participants.

If you are an elite wheelchair athlete, you can apply for a place directly with London Marathon. Click here for more information.

We are on hand to support so please email us and we can help you sign up the correct way.

Absolutely! We will have a cheerzone on the day!

We will also be hosting a meet up the day before the event so we can celebrate everything you have achieved together!

Congratulations on securing a place in the ballot – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘Own Ballot place’ above.

Please only fill out this form if you have a ballot place with London Marathon Events.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Yes, all participants in the RunCzech Prague Marathon must be aged 18 or older on Event Day – you will be asked to confirm your age when you enter the event.

The registration fee for the RunCzech Prague Marathon is £49.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £650.00.

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £487.50 which is due on 03/02/2026. The remainder of your fundraising target (£162.50) is due 4 weeks after the event.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target.

Start packs and previously purchased t-shirts may only be collected at the race Expo based on presenting a form of identification (identity card, driver’s licence, passport or any other document issued by an official authority), containing the same details as those entered onto the application form.

For more information click here.

Unfortunately due to the nature of the course the RunCzech Prague Marathon isn’t suitable for wheelchairs. Please click here for a list of wheelchair-accessible events.

Congratulations on securing your own place on RunCzech Prague Marathon – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘I Have My Own Place’ above.

Please only fill out this form if you have your own place with the RunCzech Prague Marathon.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Our partner Realbuzz are a third-party organisation who connect runners with charities to support, and are a fantastic way to guarantee a place on high-demand races connected with a good cause. More information can be found on their website here.

To participate in the race, you must be at least 16 years old in the year of the event. Participants under 18 years of age must have parental consent to participate.

The registration fee for the Copenhagen Marathon is £49.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £675.00.

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £506.25 which is due on 15 January 2026. The remainder of your fundraising target is due 4 weeks after the event.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target.

Your bib number must be picked up at the Copenhagen Marathon Expo. To pick up your bib number, you must present your bib card, which you will receive by email before the race. If you are unable to pick up your bib number at the expo, you can have a friend or family member pick it up for you by presenting your bib card.

Yes! Please enter the relevant information when prompted during registration.

For full event FAQs including information on guides, please see the Copenhagen Marathon FAQs.

Congratulations on securing your own place on the Copenhagen Marathon – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘I Have My Own Place’ above.

Please only fill out this form if you have your own place with the Copenhagen Marathon.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Our partner Realbuzz are a third-party organisation who connect runners with charities to support, and are a fantastic way to guarantee a place on high-demand races connected with a good cause. More information can be found on their website here.

Yes, all participants in the Cape Town Marathon must be aged 18 or older on Marathon Day – you will be asked to confirm your age when you enter the event.

The registration fee for the Cape Town Marathon is £50.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £1,900.

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £1,200.00 which is due on the 1st February 2026. The remainder of your fundraising target (£700.00) is due 4 weeks after the event.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run. We will even get you an iron on name so you can personalise it.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target.

Please note that if you are an international participant, we attempt to send t-shirts out but they often get stopped and require releasing with a small payment by your local sorting office. This is not something we can cover beforehand so would be expected by the participant.

You will need to collect your race pack from their Expo, which usually runs from Thursday to Saturday before the event. Make sure you allow time to collect the pack during your race day planning.

The Sanlam Cape Town Marathon was set to undergo its final evaluation to become the eighth Abbott World Marathon Major (AWMM). However, due to the last-minute cancellation of this year’s event, the final testing phase has been postponed.

As a result, Cape Town is not yet officially designated as the 8th Abbott World Marathon Major.

Looking ahead, participants in the 2026 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon will receive a provisional 8th Star in recognition of their achievement. Once all nine marathons have been formally confirmed by AWMM, this provisional star will count toward the 9-Star Medal.

Congratulations on securing a place in the ballot – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘Own Ballot place’ above.

Please only fill out this form if you have a ballot place with the Cape Town Marathon.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Yes, all participants in the Edinburgh Marathon must be aged 18 or older on Event Day – you will be asked to confirm your age when you enter the event.

The registration fee for the Edinburgh Marathon is £30.00 and we ask all our charity place fundraisers to raise a minimum of £500.00.

Please note there is a first fundraising target of £375.00 which is due on 10 December 2025. The remainder of your fundraising target is due 4 weeks after the event.

Absolutely, we love to send our team a technical t-shirt to wear during the run.

These are usually sent out after your first fundraising target.

Your timing chip is integrated into your number, there is no chip to attach to your shoe.

All entrants who have registered with a UK address will have their Event Number posted out to them in May. It should arrive no later than the day before the event.

There will be an Event Number Station available at Dynamic Earth on the Saturday of event weekend for Overseas, Late Entrant and Replacement number pick up for both Saturday and Sunday participants.

There will also be an Event Number Station available at the Sunday start area on the Sunday morning of event weekend for Overseas, Late Entrant and Replacement number pick up for Marathon, Half Marathon and Team Relay entrants.

Please note that if you have lost or forgotten your Event Number, there will be a £5 charge for a replacement so please remember to pack these when you leave your home or accommodation on the morning of the event.

For full FAQs click here.

Yes! Please enter the relevant information when prompted during registration.

As per the Edinburgh Marathon FAQs:

Yes. We welcome entries from wheelchair and handbike users across all of our events. There are no separate wheelchair or handbike races, anyone entering the events will be included within the mass field for their respective race. Anyone taking part in a wheelchair or handbike must be self propelled for the entire race, therefore, participants in electric wheelchairs and individuals being pushed by a friend/colleague are not permitted on the course.

Congratulations on securing your own place on the Edinburgh Marathon – we would love to have you join #TeamSpinal! Please select ‘I Have My Own Place’ above.

Please only fill out this form if you have your own place with the Edinburgh Marathon.

As an own place runner, you won’t have a fundraising target. We just ask that you raise as much as possible so you can to help us fund essential research.

Run for Charity are a third-party organisation who connect runners with events to participate in and charities to support. They’re a fantastic way to guarantee a place on high-demand races connected with a good cause and we’re so pleased to be partnered with them. More information can be found on their website here.