How to watchpublished at 16:12 BST 29 May
Image source, Great Manchester RunDate Sunday 31 May Time from 11:00 BST
Where Manchester
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Summary
Click the 'watch live' icon for TV coverage of the 10km races
38,000 runners expected to take part in 10km and half marathon events
How to watchpublished at 16:12 BST 29 May
Image source, Great Manchester RunTimetablepublished at 16:12 BST 29 May
BBC Two11:00 - BBC Two coverage starts
11:30 - 10km Elite Women start
11:45 - 10km Elite Men, Fast Paced & Orange Waves start
12:05 - 10km Green Wave start
12:50 - 10km Purple Wave start
13:00 - BBC Two coverage ends
All times are BST and subject to change.
What happened last year?published at 16:12 BST 29 May
Image source, Getty Images2025 saw Ethiopia's Selemon Barega and Medina Eisa win the men's and women's 10km races at the Great Manchester Run.
Barega, who was Olympic champion in the distance on the track at Tokyo 2020, won last year's men's race in 27 minutes and 49 seconds.
Two Brits were able to crack the men's top 10 in 2025, with England's Alfie Manthorpe fifth and Welshman Dewi Griffiths in eighth.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the women's 10km, there was a comfortable win for the then 20-year-old Eisa in 30:42.
Whilst British athletes Amy-Eloise Neale and Verity Ockenden finished seventh and ninth respectively.
The routepublished at 16:12 BST 29 May
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 10km and half marathon routes will both start and end in central Manchester, taking runners round a host of famous landmarks in the area.
10km runners will go past Manchester United's Old Trafford, whilst half marathon runners will see both the red and blue sides of Manchester, travelling past both Old Trafford and Manchester City's Etihad Stadium en route to the finish line.
With the finish line on Manchester's Deansgate.
