Riverbank 10K · Charity running race

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About the Riverbank 10K template

Made for a community race that raises money for a cause. It reads fast and loud: hi-vis orange, race blue and asphalt, tall condensed numbers, and a drawn route map that answers the first question every runner asks.

The hero sets RIVERBANK 10K in huge condensed capitals over a photo of a crowded race, under an orange tag for Sunday 18 April 2027, and a blue strip gives the 9.30am start, 9 metres of climb, 640 of 2,500 places left and £84,310 raised last year. Three race cards follow: the 10K at £26, the 5K at £18 and the Kids' 1K at £5, each with its own photo, start time and a line on who it suits.

The signature route is drawn as an orange loop around the River Trent, with white kilometre markers from 1 to 9, two bridges, water stations at 3.5 and 7.5 kilometres, a dashed 5K cut-through and a chequered start and finish, beside an elevation card that shows a low of 24 metres and a high of 31. A race-day timetable runs on a blue line from the 7.30am village opening to roads reopening at 12.30pm, and every stop carries a short note, from the group warm-up at 9am to the prizes at 11.45am. A blue section explains the invented charity, Lantern House, with last year's total and a bar towards a £100,000 target, then six questions open in turn. The Enter the race form asks for the runner's name, email, race, expected finish time, T-shirt size and running club, with payment handled later by email, never on the page itself.

To make it yours, redraw the loop and markers for your own course, change the date, fees and timetable, and swap in your charity and its total. The layout also suits a fun run, a sponsored walk, a triathlon, a park race series or a charity cycle ride.

What's on it

• Hero with race date and key figures
• Three races with entry fees
• Route map with an elevation card
• Race-day timetable
• The charity and its total
• FAQ
• Entry form

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