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British Masters Indoor Track Championships – Indoor Pentathlon – 3000m – Open Events
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British Masters Indoor Track Championships – Indoor Pentathlon – 3000m – Open Events
January 24
Only athletes aged 35 and older can enter this event. You also need to be registered with UKA or be an overseas visitor.
If you have a current BMAF area club membership (with 2 or more memberships, you can choose which one to represent), you will automatically receive the discounted price as follows:
BMAF Members Non Members
Pentathlon £ 37 £ 42
3000m £ 27 £ 32
Open events £ 15 £ 20
Overseas visitors without a UKA registration should enter their national team code and their entry will then be confirmed.
Championship Events: Indoor Pentathlon, 3000m
Open Events: 60m, 200m, 800m, 2000m Race Walk, Triple Jump, Shot, High Jump, Long Jump
Provisional timetable is available HERE.
Open field events will get a minimum of 4 trials (except high jump). Final number will be decided after entries have closed.
By entering this competition, all athletes competing consent to be filmed or photographed by authorised companies.
Closing Date: 11th January 2026 11.59 pm
Entry queries to: bmaf@opentrack.run
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