What are the Priory Relays?

The Priory Relays are a historic event dating back many years. Indeed this year marks the 55th anniversary of the event. The relays are a cross country event for athletic and running clubs. The men's race consists of 6 legs and the ladies race consists of 3 legs. Each leg is approximately 2.5 miles long. Prizes are awarded to the first three teams and the fastest three runners, both male and female. All athletes must be 17 years of age or older on the day of the race.

When are the Priory Relays?

The Priory Relays start at 1.30pm on Saturday 6th November 2010. All teams must be registered by 1.00pm.

How do I get to the Priory Relays?

The Priory Relays start in Reigate's Priory Park. You can see a map showing the start of the Priory Relays by clicking here.

Reigate railway station is approximately a 5 minute walk away.
Buses 32, 420, 435 and 460 all stop in the town centre.

If you drive, the nearest car park is in Bell Street and is a 2 minute walk away. There is also ample additional parking in the Bancroft Road or the Upper West street car parks.

Refreshments and prize-giving will be at the Methodist Church Hall as soon as the results have been finalised.

What route does the Priory Relays take?

The route is entirely within the grounds of Reigate Priory with plenty of marshals throughout the course. Click here for a map of the route.

How can my club enter the Priory Relays?

You can enter the Priory Relays by downloading, printing and filling in the entry form, which you can find here.

Once you have filled it in, then please return it to ...

Race results past and present

Course Records

We do not currently have access to past course records. If any body has knowledge of these then please let the organisers know.

I need a question answered about the Priory Relays

If you have a question regarding the Priory Relays which is not answered on these pages, then please email j.dhanda.

What other events do Reigate Priory Athletic Club host?

We host the Summer 10k, which is a road race held annually in the middle of July.

To learn more about the Summer 10k, go to www.summer10k.com.

We host the Gatton 10k, a rather demanding race held annually towards the end of July.

To learn more about the Gatton 10k, go to www.gatton10k.com.

We also host the Holly Run, which is an annual open cross country event for all ages, held on a Sunday towards the end of December. There are nine races in all, for men and women as well as boys and girls of all ages.

To learn more about the Holly Run, go to www.hollyrun.com.