MTC Beithir

Kingussie, United Kingdom • 1 Jun 2028

Event

The MTC BEITHIR is a long-distance road and trail race listed as 39 miles and described with a route total of 38.5 miles. It is new for 2028 and forms Day 6 of the nine-day MTC SCOTIA end-to-end series. The event edition shown is the first. Entry is limited to 20 regular competitors plus an additional allowance of 20 SCOTIA competitors, for a maximum of 40 starters. Entry fees are listed as £90.00 for the race and £155.00 for a plus package that includes an embroidered race shirt and a lightweight hi-viz jacket. All fees are non-refundable; there is an option to add personal cancellation insurance at checkout.

Route, cut-offs and kit

The route runs from Forces Manor, Kingussie, to Travelodge Inverness. There are three staffed checkpoints on the course, and organisers operate preset cut-offs based on a minimum average speed of 4.0 mph; competitors who fall below this requirement may be withdrawn. Competitors receive tracking devices with SOS buttons and GPX/maps are provided only to entrants by email before the event.

Competitors must carry a mandatory kit list that includes a backpack, head torch with spare batteries, maps, compass or GPS, whistle, mobile phone, basic first aid and blister treatment, and an emergency food pack. The race is cup-free; runners should bring a reusable cup. All finishers receive a bespoke BEITHIR medal and male and female champions receive trophies. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

39 mi
Mtc Beithir
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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