Ultra X England 2026

The races will start in Edale, in the Peak District National Park:

• 110 km (one and two stages): Start 7am, Saturday 12th September 2026

• 60 km: Start 7am, Saturday 12th September 2026

• 50 km: Start 8am, Sunday 13th September 2026

• 25 km: Start 10am, Sunday 13th September 2026

• 12 km: Start 10am, Sunday 13th September 2026

Here's what's included in the 12 km:

• Race entry

• Fully marked course

• Medical support throughout the event

• Ground assistance and full safety support

• Finisher's medal

Here's what's included in the 25 km:

• Race entry

• Fully marked course

• Medical support throughout the event

• Fully stocked aid stations on the course and hot water for meal preparation at the campsite

• Ground assistance and full safety support

• UTMB World Series indexed race (25k category)

• Finisher's medal

Here's what's included in the 50 km:

• Race entry

• Fully marked course

• Medical support throughout the event

• Trainee therapists (osteopaths, physiotherapists, sports masseurs)

• Fully stocked aid stations on the course and hot water for meal preparation at the campsite

• Ground assistance and full safety support

• UTMB World Series indexed race (50k category)

• Finisher's medal

Here's what's included in the 60 km:

• Race entry

• Fully marked course

• Medical support throughout the event

• Trainee therapists (osteopaths, physiotherapists, sports masseurs)

• Fully stocked aid stations on the course and hot water for meal preparation at the campsite

• Ground assistance and full safety support

• UTMB World Series indexed race (50k category)

• Finisher's medal

Here's what's included in the 110 km:

• Race entry

• Fully marked course

• Medical support throughout the event

• Therapists (osteopaths, physios, sports masseuses) on the courses and at the campsite

• Drinking water and food at course checkpoints and hot water to prepare food at the campsite

• Ground assistance and full safety support

• UTMB® Index race (100K category)

• Finisher's medal

• GPS tracker (for the one-stage race only)

• Campsite spot for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights + pasta party meal (for the two-stage race only)

Here's the list of mandatory gear for the Ultra X 110 England:

What you'll always need to carry with you:

• Suitable running shoes

• Suitable running socks

• Running backpack

• Hydration system with a minimum capacity of 1.5 liters of liquid

• Durable waterproof jacket with taped seams

• Cap (not mandatory for distances below 50 km)

• Warm hat (not mandatory for distances below 50 km)

• Fabric to cover nose and mouth

• Spare warm top for the mid and base layer

• High-quality flashlight with spare batteries, or two lamps (not mandatory for distances below 50 km)

• Whistle

• Watch (GPS recommended but not mandatory)

• Personal first aid kit

• Survival bag (no blanket) (not mandatory for distances below 50 km)

• Any necessary medications

• Food reserve of at least 800 kcal

• Charged phone with downloaded gpx file

• Electrolyte solutions sufficient for at least 15L/15h of course

What to leave at the camp:

• A minimum of 2,000 kcal per day (dehydrated or freeze-dried) per day (dehydrated or freeze-dried food is highly recommended)

• A warm jacket (for evenings)

• A sleeping bag (4-10°C at night)

What is recommended:

• Running poles

• Sunglasses

• Fork or similar utensils for eating

• Pillow

• Foam roller or similar

• Insect repellent

• Sunscreen (minimum factor 30 although 50+ is recommended)

• Portable charger for watch/phone (there is no access to electricity during the race)

• Baby wipes (consider bringing a small bag during the race for toilet stops)

• Shoes for the finish line (flip-flops or similar)

Under 23s can participate for free in the races!

For other participants, the entry fee varies depending on the following categories:

Ultra X 110 (one stage):

• Individual entry: £195 + £7.80 fee (or €230)

• Team entry (minimum 3 people): £170 + £6.80 fee (or €200)

• Charity entry (with fundraising commitment): £100 + £4 fee (or €120)

Ultra X 110 (two stages):

• Individual entry: £280 + £11.20 fee (or €330)

• Team entry (minimum 3 people): £220 + £8.80 fee (or €260)

• Charity entry (with fundraising commitment): £145 + £5.80 fee (or €170)

Ultra X 60

• Individual entry: £140 + £5.60 fee (or €165)

• Team entry (minimum 3 people): £105 + £4.20 fee (or €125)

• Charity entry (with fundraising commitment): £72.50 + £2.90 fee (or €90)

Ultra X 50

• Individual entry: £115 + £4.60 fee (or €135)

• Team entry (minimum 3 people): £95 + £3.80 fee (or €115)

• Charity entry (with fundraising commitment): £60 + £2.40 fee (or €70)

Ultra X 25

• Individual entry: £66 + £2.64 fee (or €80)

• Team entry (minimum 3 people): £55 + £2.20 fee (or €65)

• Charity entry (with fundraising commitment): £33 + £1.32 fee (or €40)

Ultra X 12

• Individual entry: £25 + £1 fee (or €30)

• Team entry (minimum 3 people): £25 + £1 fee (or €30)

• Charity entry (with fundraising commitment): £19.50 + £0.78 fee (or €25)

Fully stocked aid stations are placed approximately 10 km apart.

On average, you will have 2h30 to cover every 10 km (between the checkpoints). For the 110 km single-stage event, you will have 3h per 10 km.

The exact time limits will be provided in the event race pack, sent by email one month prior.

The awards ceremony for Ultra X 110 England will take place on Sunday after both races.

If you have more questions, you can contact the organizers by email: here

A complete race pack containing detailed information, schedules, and cut-offs will be sent by email to all registered participants one month prior to the event.

If you want to become a volunteer, you can click on this link.