Maldon Mud Race 2024

Maldon Mud Race 2024

On Sunday 2 June competitors from all over the world will join in with the fun at the Maldon Mud Race, Promenade Park.

Maldon Mud Race 2024 - Sunday 2 June



On Sunday, 2 June, competitors and press from all over the world will join in the fun at the Maldon Mud Race, Promenade Park.

The event will attract visitors and press from all over Europe, including Italy and Germany.

What is the Maldon Mud Race?

The Maldon Mud Race is an annual event in which competitors race to be the first to complete a 400 metre dash over the river bed of the River Blackwater.

The race can only take place at low tide when the water is low enough to allow participants to run safely through the water to the opposite bank and back again.

Originally the event was held at the end of December but cold weather in 2010 caused it to be postponed until the following spring.

This change of date was such a great success that the organisers decided to make the change permanent.

The event features 300 fund raising entrants, all of whom will be raising money for charity.

Entertainment starts from 10am with the race planned to start at 3pm.

For further information visit the mud race official website by clicking here



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