Thank you so much for your interest in joining our 2027 Cardiff Half Marathon team. Our expression of interest form is now closed, as all charity places have been filled.
We are now taking expressions of interest for the Cardiff Half Marathon 2027!
The Cardiff Half Marathon has grown into one of the largest and most exciting road races in the UK. It’s now one of Europe’s largest half marathons and is Wales’ largest mass participation and multi-charity fundraising event – attracting a mass race field of over 29,000 registered runners alongside world-class athletes in a trio of fiercely contested men’s, women’s and wheelchair elite races.
Its flat course passes the city’s most iconic landmarks including Cardiff Castle, the Principality Stadium, Civic Centre and stunning Cardiff Bay, with thousands of spectators turning out to cheer on the runners.
Date: Sunday 3rd October 2027
Sign-up fee: £20
Fundraising target: £250
We have a very limited number of places available. Expressions of interest will be reviewed as they are received, and places will be allocated.
why run for us?
miles that matter
£20
Sign up fee
Could support a primary school session inspiring children to lead healthier, happier lives
£250
Hitting your target
Could help sustain an entire day's access to the Sensory Room at Cardiff City Stadium for 30 children and young people
£500
Doubling your target
Could help to fund our 1927 Club sessions for local people living with Dementia and Alzheimer’s for a month
By taking one of our charity places, you’ll be helping us to continue our work to improve health and wellbeing, support learning and skills, and build stronger communities across Cardiff and beyond.
For years we have been delivering impactful health, wellbeing and community programmes – from schools to weight loss programme's, to social hubs for veterans and people living with Dementia.
Last season, more than 17,700 participants took part in our programmes across seven local authorities, making it our biggest year of impact yet. But with your support, we can do even more.
Run for people like Zara.
Born prematurely and living with cerebral palsy, 15-year-old Zara has found confidence, friendship and independence through Premier League Inclusive Kicks. Over the past four years, she has become more confident, independent, and a fearless goalkeeper.
