Great North Run

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The Great North Run is a world-famous annual half marathon in North East England, renowned as one of the largest and most prestigious road-running events globally.

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instanceOf half marathon
road running event
alsoKnownAs AJ Bell Great North Run NERFINISHED
broadcastOn BBC Sport NERFINISHED
BBC Television NERFINISHED
charityFundraising over £25 million raised annually in some years
city Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
courseFeature crosses the Tyne Bridge
finishes near the North Sea coast at South Shields
culturalSignificance important date in the UK road running calendar
major sporting event in the North East of England
distance 13.1 miles
21.0975 kilometres
endCity South Shields NERFINISHED
eventType elite road race
mass participation race
finishLocation South Shields NERFINISHED
foundedBy Brendan Foster NERFINISHED
frequency annual
governingBodyAffiliation World Athletics road race calendar
hasCategory elite men’s race
elite women’s race
mass participation race
wheelchair race
hasSurface road
hasWebsite https://www.greatrun.org/events/great-north-run/
inception 1981
location North East England NERFINISHED
notableFor attracting tens of thousands of runners each year
being one of the largest half marathons in the world by number of finishers
strong charity fundraising focus
notableParticipantType amateur runners
charity runners
elite international athletes
organiser The Great Run Company NERFINISHED
previousSponsorshipName Bupa Great North Run NERFINISHED
Simplyhealth Great North Run NERFINISHED
region Tyne and Wear NERFINISHED
routeType point-to-point course
safetyMeasures medical support on course and at finish
road closures along the route
sport long-distance running
startLocation Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
typicalMonthHeld September
typicalParticipation over 50,000 runners

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Sir Mo Farah hasWon Great North Run
subject surface form: Mo Farah