Asics LDNX 2027
- Next event : Early October 2027
- Last event : Sun, October 11, 2026
The event in a few words
If we say London, football, and a legendary stadium, you think of…? Wembley, of course! ✅ A correct answer without cheating deserves the rest. So what’s a football doing on Finishers? 🤔 Well, ASICS LDNX turns the Wembley area, temple of English football, into one huge party for the duration of a wild 10K 🎸. See you in mid-October in north-west London, on roads completely closed to traffic—perfect for calmly aiming for a personal best 💨. Weather-wise, England’s sky often hesitates between drizzle and bright spells: slip a lightweight windbreaker into your bag, just in case ☂️.
No need to master Harry Kane’s heading game or have Beckham’s style to take part 😎. This time, the boots stay in the locker room and the road running shoes are out! 👟 Each wave sets off to the sound of a stadium anthem, then the route heads north through residential streets to the green edges of Fryent Country Park 🍃. Then it’s back towards the arch for the big new feature of this edition: a full lap of Wembley Stadium—your own personal victory lap 🏆. On Champions Way, dancers, cheerleaders and a stadium announcer await you in front of the bronze statue of Bobby Moore, the only England captain to have lifted the World Cup, in 1966 ⚽. No time to get bored 🤪: percussion bands 🥁, a rock choir and the Tune Truck blast the watts right to the end of the effort 🎧. The final straight is run on the famous Olympic Way, with the Wembley arch in your sights 🎯.
The concept? An electric 10K, designed as one of the capital’s most rockin’ festive races and imagined by the team behind the London Winter Run, the country’s biggest 10K 😍. Rock connoisseurs know it well: the old Wembley saw Queen deliver a legendary performance at Live Aid in 1985 🧑🎤. On the solidarity side, ASICS LDNX joins the family of charity races by supporting Alzheimer's Research UK: a reduced-price entry option commits you to fundraising for dementia research 💜. Once the superb finisher medal is hanging around your neck, no sneaking off to the shower 🏅. The final whistle blows at the official after-party at BoxPark Wembley, with a live band on the programme 🍻. The perfect way to relive the race over a good pint and celebrate your 10K 🥳.
Don’t leave without a little tour of London, which is among the most run-through major cities for runners, from the London Marathon to city races 🔎. The next day, a recovery jog along the Thames takes you from Westminster, where Big Ben and Parliament stand 👑, to the majestic Tower Bridge 🌉. Then treat yourself to a panorama over the United Kingdom’s capital from the London Eye 🎡 or the Sky Garden, before saluting the guards at Buckingham Palace 💂♂️. Culture-wise, the British Museum opens its doors to you for free 🏛️, while Covent Garden cultivates its trendy vibe 🌱. To refuel after your ten kilometres, nothing beats fish and chips or a Sunday roast in a pub 🐟.
We hope you’re fully motivated, because the show must go ooooooon 🤘
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The distance you'll all agree on
10 kmTOP
- Early October 2027
- 10 km
A few more words
Your 10 km sets off on First Way, just a stone’s throw from Wembley Stadium 🏟️. Head north via Bridge Road and then Forty Lane: you’ll thread through the avenues of the borough of Brent, closed to traffic, between rows of typical London suburban houses 🏡. Just after km 2 begins the course’s long straight, an out-and-back along the edge of Fryent Country Park, the neighborhood’s green lung 🌳. You’ll pass runners ahead of you or behind you—perfect for giving your mates a shout as you go by 🔁. Turn around around km 3.5, then head back along a parallel section to Wembley Park station, which you’ll reach around km 6 as you approach Bobby Moore Bridge. The route then slips past the OVO Arena Wembley and the London Designer Outlet, before taking on at km 8 a full lap of honor around the stadium via Pacific Crescent and South Way 💪. In front of the statue of Bobby Moore, the crowd’s roar will carry you into the final push 📣. One last loop around BOXPARK comes before the final sprint down Olympic Way, with the stadium arch in your sights.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
There is no bib pick-up on site on race day; everything is handled in advance.
If you live in the UK, your race pack is sent to you by post and must arrive no later than Friday 9 October 2026. It includes your personalised bib, your start wave colour, and your timing chip.
If you registered with an address outside the UK, you will collect your pack at the ASICS store, 527 Oxford Street, London W1C 2QL, on Saturday 10 October 2026 from 10am to 6pm.
A replacement bib can be collected free of charge at the same location and during the same hours if your pack hasn’t arrived, or if you’ve lost or forgotten it.
ID is required for any collection at the store.
The 10K starts on Sunday 11 October 2026 next to Wembley Stadium. The access zone for the start is in the Green Car Park, reachable from Olympic Way by following the signs. Starts take place in waves, assigned according to the estimated time you provided at registration. Your wave colour is shown on your bib.
Wave 1 (green): report to the start area at 8:25am, estimated start at 9:00am.
Wave 2 (pink): report at 8:31am, estimated start at 9:06am.
Wave 3 (blue): report at 8:37am, estimated start at 9:12am.
Wave 4 (yellow): report at 8:43am, estimated start at 9:18am.
Wave 5 (red): report at 8:49am, estimated start at 9:24am.
Wave 6 (purple): report at 8:55am, estimated start at 9:30am.
No, no medical certificate is required for this edition.
The 2026 edition prices are as follows, including registration fees:
Individual entry: £42.99 (£39.99 + £3 fee).
Entry for residents of the Borough of Brent: £31.18 (£29 + £2.18 fee).
Charity entry for Alzheimer's Research UK: £26.88 (£25 + £1.88 fee), with a minimum fundraising target of £125.
There are no water points on the course. The organisers recommend bringing your own water if you need it during the race. A sweets distribution is planned along the course. At the finish, you’ll receive mineral water in a recyclable can and sweets to recharge your batteries.
All packages include:
the race pack with your bib and timing chip;
the finisher medal;
access to the official after-party at BOXPARK Wembley, with a live band.
The technical finisher T-shirt is reserved for those registered for the Standard and Full packages, as well as runners who added the T-shirt option. It is to be collected in exchange for the coupon on the bib.
A bag drop is set up on race day in the Undercroft, the area located under and behind the Olympic Steps, in front of Wembley Stadium.
If you still have questions, you can contact the organisers by email: info@ldnx.co.uk
To volunteer for this race, you need to send your application to volunteers@ldnx.co.uk
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