The Spine Race
- Total distance: 416.22 km
- Location: High Peak
- Race Date: 13 Jun 2027
- Format: 1 day
- Nearest Station: Edale (0.3 km)
- Pacing Complexity: Moderate (29/100)
The Spine Race
- Distance
- 416.22 km
- Total ascent
- 11,759 m
- Cut-off
- 156h
- Town/Village
- High Peak
- Date
- 13-19 June 2027
Overview
No overview text has been written for this race yet.
Quick Facts
- Entrance Cost: Unknown
- Organiser: Spine Race
- Start Town: High Peak
- Dogs Allowed: Unknown
- Start Date: 13 Jun 2027
- End Date: 19 Jun 2027
- Start Time: 8:00 AM
- Final Cut-off: 156h
Navigation
- Type: Unknown
- Closest Train Station: Edale
- Distance from Start Line: 0.3 km
Eligibility
- Minimum Age: Unknown
- Gender Eligibility: All genders
- Minimum Entry Criteria: Unknown
Toilets
- Hand Washing Beyond Sanitiser: Unknown
- Period Products Provided: Unknown
- Female Only Toilets: Unknown
Family & Spectators
- Baby Changing at Start: Unknown
- Family Friendly Spectator Areas: Unknown
- Flexible Deferral or Cancellation: Unknown
Safety
- Marshalls at Isolated Areas: Unknown
- Safeguarding and Reporting Policy: Unknown
- Can Hide Location from Public Tracking: Unknown
Terrain & Elevation
No terrain data available for this race yet.
Gradient
5.52%
Average climb gradient
Do you have experience of gentle climbs like The Spine Race's, which average 5.52%?
The Spine Race's climbs average 5.52%. If your training never rehearses sustained climbing at that gradient, race day will be the first time your legs meet it.
3.33%
Average descent gradient
Do you have experience of gentle descents like The Spine Race's, which average 3.33%?
The Spine Race's descents average 3.33%. If your training never rehearses sustained descending at that gradient, the downhills will empty your quads long before the finish.
Source: GPX Data
Climate
Pacing Complexity
The Spine Race scores 29/100 for pacing complexity, rated moderate.
Similar-distance races score a median of 47/100 (5 races compared).
The Spine Race is one of the more pacing-friendly races at this distance. The course is relatively consistent in effort demand, which makes a controlled, steady approach more viable than on many similar-distance events. Sustained effort burden is still the main watchpoint, but overall the course rewards disciplined execution over reactive pacing.
Source: GPX Data
Aid Stations
No aid station data available for this race yet.
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