A challenging seven miles of exhilarating twists, turns and climbs through the stunning landscapes of Knole Park. Whether you're an affiliated runner racing under club colours, a team of family, friends or colleagues, or an unaffiliated lone ranger racing for the simple joy of it, Sevenoaks AC cordially invites you to join the celebrations and take on the Sevenoaks 7. A sublime race you'll want to revisit year after year.
The chip timed Junior Run is a 3.5km run for aspiring racers of 9 - 15 years of age following a section of the main race. It is free to enter and mainly takes place on tarmac paths with approximately 1km on track through woodland. Pre-entries are encouraged and are available via the link below.
We'd like to thank Sevenoaks Rugby Club for sponsoring our race. They offer a modern and welcoming event space with great facilities for hire.
Running for a Cause
Profits from The Sevenoaks 7 are donated to The Running Charity.
Their mission is to nurture young people who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness and help them to reach their full potential. They achieve this through a suite of running and personal development programmes and by creating a supporting community in which they can flourish.
Race Highlights
• Stunning trails with picturesque scenery
• Friendly race day atmosphere
• Cash prize available for breaking course record
• Chip timed Junior run
What's Included
• Bespoke medal
• Free photographs
• Trophies & prizes for leading runners of main race
• Trophies for leading boys & girls of the junior run
Breaking the Course Record
£50 cash prize available for breaking the current course record (only two years old!)
Male: 38:24 (set 2023)
Female: 44:52 (set 2024)
A further £50 cash prize available for breaking the all time course record
Male: 35:52 (set 2002)
Female: 41:31 (set 2011)
On-the-Day Entry Fee (subject to availability)
• 7 Miles: £30
• 3.5k Junior Run: £0
Event information will be sent out to all registered entrants prior to race day
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