Where does Vitality London 10,000 take place?

Vitality London 10,000 takes place in London, UK.

How is Vitality London 10,000 rated by runners?

Vitality London 10,000 has an average rating of 4.32 out of 5 from 131 verified participant reviews on Racecheck.

What is Vitality London 10,000 like?

Based on participant reviews, runners describe it as: Ideal for beginners (62% of reviews), Large Festival Atmosphere (100% of reviews), Urban & City (100% of reviews), Flat & Fast (88% of reviews).

Vitality London 10,000 reviews

Name: Vitality London 10,000
Start: 2026-09-27
End: 2026-09-27
Location: London, UK
Rating: 4.32

Ben S.

4.7

· 2026 10K ·

Great signage, the bag drop process was wonderful, there were plentiful toilets and the queues weren't horrific, the start time was on time. Slight downs were a very congested start funnel, and a couple of corners early on with walkers not being that tucked in (I was wave two...

Great signage, the bag drop process was wonderful, there were plentiful toilets and the queues weren't horrific, the start time was on time. Slight downs were a very congested start funnel, and a couple of corners early on with walkers not being that tucked in (I was wave two, so wasn't expecting walkers 1km into a 10km), and an absence of nutrition afterwards. The medal and the finishers t-shirt were top notch though

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Spencer H.

4.7

· 2026 10K ·

London Marathon vibes, great support, well organised. Only negative: There seemed to be quite a few 'runners' in the wrong waves, which caused congestion at corners.

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Justine R.

2.5

· 2026 10K ·

1) No bib received 2) No communication with a human for about 2 weeks after sending numerous emails 3) Being informed that there was “no guarantee” that I could collect my race pack on the day to arrive on race day with a clearly signed “race pack collection” tent 4) Not eno...

1) No bib received 2) No communication with a human for about 2 weeks after sending numerous emails 3) Being informed that there was “no guarantee” that I could collect my race pack on the day to arrive on race day with a clearly signed “race pack collection” tent 4) Not enough toilets,not enough toilet rolls 5) Late Start Time 6) Walkers 4 a brest across the road so no chance of running safely 7) Pedestrians crossing at non designated places so causing a sharp stop 8) Only Water at the end & no banana etc.. like other years 9) £43 for a 10K 10) Sign up info wrong for 2027 race attached to your “well done” email

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Royce 🐐.

4.9

· 2025 10K ·

big ticket race at just a 10k for a feel of London Marathon organisers.

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Zoe B.

2.4

· 2025 10K ·

Good course but a few bottlenecks - due to number of people on course started in 10 waves over 1.5 hours (not ideal if running at different pace to friends/family). There was also a very unclear sign up form which asked if you'd like to support a 'Celebrate You' movement (wit...

Good course but a few bottlenecks - due to number of people on course started in 10 waves over 1.5 hours (not ideal if running at different pace to friends/family). There was also a very unclear sign up form which asked if you'd like to support a 'Celebrate You' movement (without explaining the implications) and I was put in the final wave of the race (10 out of 10). No accountability or flexibility shown by organisers to move me to an appropriate wave (should have been approx. 3/10 based on my predicted finish time). When I realised what had happened, I was not able to speak to customer services on the phone to explain situation and eventually after a number of emails they said they couldn't move people between waves under any circumstances (despite issue being due to their sign up form). Was very disappointed because of high cost of event, unclear form and impact on ability to reach a personal best.

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Adam B.

4.2

· 2024 ·

Great event, vast improvements on last year in terms of bib collection etc. The course itself is a good one with being pretty much out and back, it was well supported and the volunteers were great as they always are at these events. Only one slight bottleneck at the start which...

Great event, vast improvements on last year in terms of bib collection etc. The course itself is a good one with being pretty much out and back, it was well supported and the volunteers were great as they always are at these events. Only one slight bottleneck at the start which made it tight when just getting into your rhythm but other than that well supported and the medal was decent too.

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Richard E.

3.5

· 2024 10k ·

Generally very well run but - no post race snack bag despite it being advertised as such, and this compounded by the fact that the volunteers had clearly been instructed to only hand out one (very small) bottle of water to each finisher. Not great when 20,000 people have just run...

Generally very well run but - no post race snack bag despite it being advertised as such, and this compounded by the fact that the volunteers had clearly been instructed to only hand out one (very small) bottle of water to each finisher. Not great when 20,000 people have just run 10k.

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Rob A.

4.8

· 2024 10k ·

Great event and great organisation for such a large scale event with 20,000 runners. Course has a few turns, mainly on the way out, but is quick on the right day. Lots of facilities and toilets. Was a bit challenging getting from St.James Park across the course to Green Par...

Great event and great organisation for such a large scale event with 20,000 runners. Course has a few turns, mainly on the way out, but is quick on the right day. Lots of facilities and toilets. Was a bit challenging getting from St.James Park across the course to Green Park, but I made it eventually after many of the staff weren't sure of the way in.

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SHELLEY B.

4.5

· 2024 6.39 miles ·

First timer for this event. Well organised from the point of view of receiving info ahead of the day. envelope with bib/chip etc got a bit bashed through the post and clearly says about not bending it... maybe a card-backed envelope?? fortunately mine still worked despite a bi...

First timer for this event. Well organised from the point of view of receiving info ahead of the day. envelope with bib/chip etc got a bit bashed through the post and clearly says about not bending it... maybe a card-backed envelope?? fortunately mine still worked despite a bit of visible creasing on the chip timer. Great course with plenty of pre-warning about tight corners, however there were a lot of people much slower than me in waves which started before mine (we caught them up) and i ran to the time i'd set on my entry... so either people lied about how fast they'd be or started in the wrong wave somehow. The biggest question i have is that my watch, my running buddies watch and other people i checked with, all tracked the distance at 6.4 miles which, as we know, 10k = 6.2 miles.... so either i ran the course on the widest possible route which added 320m to my total distance (unlikely) or the route is longer than 10k...

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Phillip S.

5.0

· 2024 10k ·

Organisation wise, definitely learned a lot from last year. I had to pick up a new bin the day before (not the organiser’s fault, our postman rammed the envelope containing it through the letterbox so aggressively that it mashed my original number - one suggestion to the organise...

Organisation wise, definitely learned a lot from last year. I had to pick up a new bin the day before (not the organiser’s fault, our postman rammed the envelope containing it through the letterbox so aggressively that it mashed my original number - one suggestion to the organiser though, maybe try to make race packs thinner) which was very easy. Great event village - even hung around a bit after collecting my number the day before for the cheese toasty stand. Race day itself also very well organised. Gathering the pens together in the park and walking then down to the start worked much better than last year’s free for all. And impossible not to give an event 5/5 that allows you to run through the closed streets of central London.

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