Run For All: The Sheffield 10K Team Challenge returns in 2023

2nd August 2023

Jane Tomlinson’s Run For All Team Challenges present a race within a race, where teams battle it out to be crowned event champions. Following huge success, the Sheffield 10K Team Challenge is making a spectacular return for 2023.

With a route renowned for its enthusiastic crowds, showing up in their thousands to spur on our dedicated walkers, joggers and runners as they pace the streets of the Steel City, our Team Challenge has been enjoyed by teams of all varieties and abilities.

The race runs alongside the main event, but rather than competing as individuals, your challenge is to work collectively to cross the line in the quickest combined time. Whether you're tackling the hills with colleagues, friends, family, or teammates, gather the troops and sign up today.

The Team Challenge boasts a premium package, with the inclusion of a few extra perks and benefits for you to experience as a team – including team kit, media coverage, and trophies and prizes for the lucky winners!

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