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Linacre Infini Trail Race

Holmesfield, United Kingdom • 31 Oct 2026

Linacre Infini Trail Race

The Linacre Infini is a 6-hour timed endurance event following a lapped format. The event takes place at Linacre Reservoirs in a beautiful wooded valley. Runners aim to complete as many laps as possible within the time limit.

Each lap is 5 km and follows well-maintained trails and footpaths around the three reservoirs. The route is fully marked and runners pass the checkpoint at the end of each lap. The checkpoint provides food, both sweet and savoury, and drinks including water, squash, and coke.

Free parking is not available; car parking at the venue costs £3.50. There is medic cover on the course and at the race headquarters. Every finisher receives a medal. Prizes are awarded to the male and female runners who complete the most laps. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom East Midlands (England) Holmesfield

Race information

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5 km
Linacre Infini Lap Distance
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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