1 May 2020
Following the latest Government advice relating to the spread of COVID-19, we have taken the decision to postpone Weybridge 10k – which was scheduled for Saturday 14 June 2020.
The Winter Weybridge 10k will take place on Sunday 6 December 2020 (pending Surrey County Council’s approval)
All participants will be automatically registered to participate in the Weybridge 10k on Sunday 6 December.
Your options
1. Participate on Sunday 6 December 2020
No further action is required for registered participants.
2. Participate in Weybridge 10k Virtually on Saturday 14 June 2020
If you know that you still want to go running on Saturday 14 June, consider participating virtually – please know that in doing so you will be massively supporting aat: events through these challenging and uncertain times.
– Register to participate virtually by Saturday 14 June.
– Run 10km anytime from Friday 12 June – Monday 15 June and record it on Strava or similar.
– Send us evidence of your run by 1 July 2020 and we will post out your medal free of charge.
3. Participate on Saturday 13 June 2021
The option to transfer to 2021 has now passed.
As per the T&Cs you agree to when registering to participate in aat events, “where our events have to be cancelled, delayed or postponed due to circumstances outside our reasonable control, we are not liable for any inconvenience, expenses, costs losses or damages suffered by participants”.
It is with regret that we have had to postpone and cancel events in order to adhere to Government advice regarding COVID-19 and that we are unable to offer refunds to participants registered for affected events like Weybridge 10k. However, it is our intention to support our customers as much as is reasonably possible in these extraordinary circumstances; we are going above and beyond what we can usually offer in the instances of event postponement to offer our customers a range of options to best cater for their individual needs.
“We understand that it’s a difficult time for everyone right now. Small businesses – and all business operating in the events industry – are in survival mode right now. Your cooperation and understanding at this time will enable us to continue delivering the events you love for years to come. Thanks for your support.” – Toby Jenkins, Managing Director.