Reward Running 2011 in association with Sennheiser and adidas

Reward Running 2011, in association with Sennheiser and adidas is a new and unique loyalty scheme for runners of all standards. Even better than that, it takes the form of a virtual race for runbritain's online community that finishes on New Year's Eve this year.

To claim your rewards visit your profile page or click here to register for both the rewards and a handicap.

Between now and then you can claim Reward Running miles for achieving 13 different measures of progress within running – ranging from training mileage, frequency of racing, joining a group or club, lowering your handicap score, raising £111 or more for charity. The totaliser on your runner’s biog page updates as you claim these and work towards the perfect score of 2,011 Reward Running miles in 2011.

We will be maintaining deep leaderboards nationally and regionally and a news ticker across the homepage at www.runbritain.com will acknowledge individual Reward Runners who have recently achieved new Rewards. This will also build towards some fantastic end-of-year prizes with 180 pairs of Sennheiser’s superb CX 680i, CX 680, PMX 680i, PMX 680 & SX 680 headphones being awarded to our top Reward Runners and an adidas Mi-Coach system (RRP £120) to the top finisher in each nation and region of the UK - 14 in total.

Don’t worry if you are brand new to running or sign up late in the year, the Reward categories give everyone a chance of winning as well as achieving their personal goals for the year. Good luck.

All race distances included

All road or multi terrain races with a measurable distance are now included within the handicap scoring system.

Handicaps Launched

runbritain's revolutionary new handicap scoring system is designed to give road runners of all abilities the ability to benchmark their progress and compare their results across a range of distances and terrains.

Click here to see a sample page

Click here to claim your handicap.

The scoring system, which has been developed in conjunction with the team behind the McCain Power of 10 website, rewards regular racing and factors in a degree of difficulty for slower courses. The score is derived from all your race results in UKA licensed road or multi-terrain races from 2010 and thereafter on a rolling 12 month basis although you only need to have done one race since 2010 to claim a handicap.