Hosted By: LPS Events
Enter Here: Devizes Half Marathon
Hosted By: Highworth Running Club
Enter Here: TBC - Entries Not Open
Hosted By: Redfish Events
Enter Here: Great Chalfield 10K - EntryCentral
Hosted By: Calne Running Club
Enter Here: TBC - entries not open
Note: your best time will count for the league result from which team points will be decided.
Hosted By: DB MAX
Enter Here: TBC - entries not open
Hosted By: Relish Running Races
Enter Here: Relish Running Races
Enter any Wave (1-7)
Hosted by Devizes Running Club / LPS Events
Enter Here: See Home - LPS Events for more information and to enter race when live.
Hosted By: I-Compete Events
Enter Here: See icompete for more information and to enter race when live.
To keep up to date with the Club and Runner standings of the league in 2027 follow the link below:
Road Race League 2027 – Wiltshire Athletics Association
*your best time will count for the league result from which team points will be decided.
Where an event is listed as a county championship race, this means that the event will be the county championship race for the distance in 2027. The first 3 male and female Wiltshire eligible athletes across the line in those chosen events will be crowned county gold (champion) / silver / bronze for the distance for 2027. Veteran categories will be included on a gold medal basis.
Please try to commit to races early (at least 6 weeks before race day) to help race organisers provision for medical, chip timing, medals, HQ facilities (such as toilet rental), refreshments and drink stations.
Best of luck to all those competing in 2027! We look forward to seeing you all on the start line 🙂
The rules were clarified in August 2026. Follow the links to see the rules:
Wiltshire-Road-and-Off-Road-Race-League-Rules-Aug-26.pdf
Wiltshire Road and Off-Road Race League Rules – Wiltshire Athletics Association
Athletes must be members of a club affiliated to Wiltshire Athletics Association to take part in the Wiltshire running leagues and championships, and must also be EA affiliated (paid England Athletics fees, typically through club membership).
If an athlete has both a first‑claim and second‑claim club within the league, they must always compete under their first‑claim club. When only one of their clubs is affiliated, they may compete for whichever club is eligible.
Athletes may change clubs mid‑season, but they must inform the league organiser so their results can be correctly aggregated in the individual standings. Where this change takes place the individual will be scoring for the club identified in the race results at the time of the race, so long as the rules in regards to first-claim/second-claim are still valid. Typically this is where the first-claim has changed. Athletes are requested not to simply switch their first/second claim clubs mid-season as this will be difficult to manage and may result in the results being adjusted back to the original first claim club (based on first race entered).
Athletes cannot switch from first‑claim to second‑claim when both clubs are in the league; only the first‑claim club may be used. Where necessary, results will be adjusted after races to reflect this.
To protect athlete safety, ensure fair competition, and comply with local race rules, the unauthorised swapping or use of bib numbers is strictly prohibited. Any athlete who deliberately runs under a bib or name not assigned to them by the race organiser may be disqualified from the race in which the infringement occurs. At the discretion of the league manager or secretary, this may also result in disqualification from that season’s league.