RUNNER INFORMATION
On line entry is now closed and no substitutions can be made on Race Day
The many hundreds of hours we spend verifying entries is critical to the safe running of the race - DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE RACE USING ANOTHER RUNNER'S IDENTITY - impersonation will result in a ban for the impersonator and the original runner
Please ensure that you carefully read the Race Information pages - especially the section of the Rules page regarding equipment:
You MUST carry the following equipment: a compass, map of the full route (minimum 1.50,000 scale) whistle, wind and waterproof jacket with hood and trousers (full body cover), hat, gloves and emergency food (gel, chocolate bar or similar). It is also strongly recommended that you carry a space blanket in cold, wet weather. These will be checked at the start and may be checked at other points on the course with additional checks for the first 10 male and female finishers. If you are found without any of the required equipment you will be disqualified.
Click here for further details together with the FRA Requirements for Runners and hypothermia
Race Numbers
Click here to check your Race Number - please ensure you bring this number plus proof of identity to Race Registration in the main marquee - open from 07:30am to 10:00am on Saturday 27th April 2019
Car Parking
Is £3.00 per car at Horton and free at Ribblehead (there is no parking at Hill Inn, Chapel le Dale and there is a waiting restriction order in place) – please try and bring exact change as this greatly speeds up the parking process (unfortunately we are unable to accept cheques or debit/credit cards) this fee goes directly to the Horton Playing Fields Association.
Click here for parking location maps.
Information and Registration
An information desk will be in the main event marquee for any help you require on the day and you will be directed to the registration desks and dibber check
T-Shirts
Please do not forget to pick up your pre-purchased T-shirts from the merchandising stand
Morning Refreshments
Bacon sandwiches, snacks, hot and cold drinks will be available in the main marquee from 08:00
Live Race Timing
SPORTident will again be providing live timing updates as the race progresses click here to open tracking in a new window.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU TO YORKSHIRE.
Welcome message from INOV-8
FORGED IN THE FELLS OF NORTHERN ENGLAND IN 2003, INOV-8 IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S LEADING SPORTS FOOTWEAR, CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT BRANDS
We are delighted to be sponsoring the iconic Three Peaks Race for a third year. The 2018 race was a hugely enjoyable event and we’re eagerly looking forward to our return to Horton-in-Ribblesdale. Working alongside Pete Bland Sports, we will be out in force at the 65th annual running of the event, so watch out for us in the start/finish field and up on the peaks. Also joining us will be several inov-8 ambassadors, including Victoria Wilkinson, who in 2017 smashed the women’s Three Peaks Race course record in one of best individual performances by a fell runner in the sport’s history.
Operating in over 60 countries, we pride ourselves on designing high quality, innovative products that deliver best grip and unrivalled performance. Our origins and footprints remain firmly etched into the muddy British fells but over the years we have optimised our products to meet the needs of the many terrains we have travelled.
We know fell running is tough, not just on the body but on your shoes too, so for 2019 we have launched the new MUDCLAW G 260 with graphene-enhanced rubber grip. Get insane sticky grip AND increased durability – all in one revolutionary rubber. No compromise.
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Three Peaks Race - The Marathon with Mountains
The Three Peaks Race traverses the famous Yorkshire Dales mountains of Pen-y-ghent, Ingleborough and Whernside is one of the oldest, most famous and best organised fell races in Britain.
First run in 1954, the Race covers 37.4 kilometres with 1608 metres of ascent and descent over the most rugged and spectacular countryside in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, taking competitors to a height of 723 metres above sea level.
The men's course record is held by English international Andy Peace of Bingley Harriers, who completed this gruelling challenge in 2 hours 46 min. 03 sec in the 1996 race.
The women's record of 3 hours 9 min 19 sec is held by English international Victoria Wilkinson in the 2017 race.
We look forward to welcoming you to Yorkshire.
prize draw
1 week half board in the French Alps for £1 ??
Our generous sponsors Gary and Debbie Devine, are offering 1 week half board at Alps Haven, a wonderful catered chalet in the French Alps (to the value of £525) https://www.alps-haven.com.
To be in with a chance of winning a great weeks holiday purchase draw tickets for only £1 when you enter the race via the Sportident on-line entry page.
If you're not racing but still want to be in with a chance of winning you will be able to buy tickets from the Merchandising stand in the main marquee on race day Saturday 27 April 2019.
The prize draw will take place on race day - just before the race prize presentation (around 4pm) in the main marquee.
New Qualifying Races Added
The following Trail Races have been added to the qualifying race List:
Snowdon Trail Running Challenge Marathon
Exmoor Trail Running Challenge Marathon
Dartmoor Trail Running Challenge Marathon
Lulworth Cove Marathon
South West Coast Trail Marathon
Brecon Beacons Trail Running Challenge Marathon
Wooler Trail Marathon
Exmoor Stagger
Dales Trail 42km
Scafell Pike Trail Marathon
Welcome to our new sponsor Alps Haven
A catered Alpine chalet in the Savoie region of the French Alps. Perfectly located in the Tarentaise valley, an idyllic location for year round holidays. Owned and run by Gary Devine (a former British and English fell running champion) along with his wife Debbie and family.
