London 2 Brighton
Ultra Challenge®

23-24 May 2026

Let’s make 2026 the year the dental industry joins together to really make a difference. Sign up for Dentistry’s BIG Community Challenge and support Dentaid The Dental Charity as it marks 30 years of changing lives through dental care.

Test your grit and determination by taking on the UK’s original 100km Ultra Challenge on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th May 2026. You can tackle the full 100km route, or choose a one-day marathon distance challenge (42km) across the beautiful South Downs, both with a suggested fundraising target of £500.

Alternatively, opt for a 25km loop starting and finishing at Brighton Racecourse with a £300 fundraising target. Each challenge can be taken at your own pace — run, walk or stroll — with plenty of support along the way, and every step you take will help support Dentaid’s vital work. 

Dentistry’s Big Community challenge is the ideal networking opportunity, as the event will bring together dental professionals, dental groups and suppliers to the industry. It will be the perfect occasion to forge new connections – which will no doubt be further cemented at the post walk BIG celebration after you cross the finish line!

All the money you raise will help Dentaid provide life-changing dental care for the most vulnerable people in our communities including those experiencing homelessness, harm, poverty and abuse.

Can’t wait for you to join us!

OUR LONDON 2 Brighton Challenge!

Ultra Challenge® events are inclusive & accessible to people of all abilities, fitness levels, and experience. Our team will focus on the Full 2-Day, 2nd Half and Brighton 25km Loop distance options  – and you can choose which suits you best. Most will walk – but if you want to jog or even run – that’s fine! The London 2 Brighton Ultra Challenge® will be fun, safe, and rewarding – with full support all the way, enabling colleagues to push themselves further, fundraise for Dentaid, and enjoy a great team day out!

Check out options for your Challenge…

JOIN THE TEAM!

Follow the stepS below to sign up, set up your fundraising page and book your optional extras

1. REGISTRATION & FEES

  • Choose your distance and click sign up.
  • Registration Fees can be paid online when you register.

2. FUNDRAISING

  • You will fundraise for Dentaid The Dental Charity.
  • 100km/42km – £500 target
  • 25km – £300 target
  • Set up your JustGiving page by clicking the button below.

3. BOOKABLE EXTRAS

  • In the relevant section below you can view the extras available for the event.
  • Click the ‘Book Extras’ button to find the extras form.
  • You can pay at checkout and any discounts will be applied at checkout

1. Registration & Fees

REGISTRATION DEADLINE – 28th April ’26 AT 12:00PM

SIGN UP

OWN PLACE CHARITY FUNDRAISING

Pay for your place & fundraise whatever you can for a Charity (small admin fee to charity)

FULL CHALLENGE ~100km

£189 Fee paid online &
fundraise £500

2nd 1/2 CHALLENGE ~42km

£132 Fee paid online &
fundraise £500

Brighton 25km CHALLENGE

£84 Fee paid online &
fundraise £300

2. Fundraising

Dentistry’s Big Community Challenge are taking on the London 2 Brighton Ultra Challenge in support of Dentaid. Use the link below to create your fundraising page for the Dentaid Campaign. Make sure you direct any donations you receive to this page!

3. Bookable Extras

We do have a range of additional optional extras designed to make the planning for, and joining, your challenge easier. Sign-up to your chosen Challenge first – and you can then book any optional extras later / separately. 

FAQs

You must be 18 or over (on the day of the challenge) if taking on a Full Challenge (~100km) or Three Quarter Challenge (~75km); 16+ and accompanied by an adult if taking on a Half Challenge (~50km ), 14+ and accompanied by an adult if taking on a Quarter Challenge (~25km) or Marathon); for a  Half Marathon aged 12+ and accompanied by an adult; and finally 8+ & accompanied by an adult for a 10km/mile Challenge.

Under 18s taking part must be signed up by someone over 18.

You’ll receive a ‘transaction receipt’ (via email) along with a Confirmation Email. This will provide details regarding any next steps, timelines you need to be aware of, and how & where to find all the info / details you’ll need for your Challenge. (NOTEIf you don’t receive that e mail within 12 hours, please check your spam/junk mail folders)

You will receive your Start-time email 4 weeks before the challenge takes place. 

You will receive your e-ticket email between 10 and 14 days before the challenge takes place.

(NOTEIf you haven’t received your start-time/e-ticket email within 3 weeks/7 days of the challenge, please check your spam/junk mail folders and let your designated event coordinator know)

If your team are doing Option 2 or 3, you can expect to hear from your charity within 14 days. If you do not hear from them – please contact them directly, and also email us at charity@actionchallenge.com & we will follow up with the charity for you.

Yes – as long as you are fundraising for the same charity, you can create a team fundraising page on Just Giving (we recommend letting your charity know this is how you will be fundraising together). However, please be advised that the minimum fundraising targets remain per person (not per team), so you will need to reach the combined total fundraising amount on your page for your group. 

Follow the link in the fundraising section on this page. Alternatively, follow the link in the confirmation email you receive after your register.

Individual page: When you follow the link, it will have already pre-selected your challenge and your charity. All you need to do is enter your personal details and begin fundraising.

Team page: First, complete the same as above. Once you have created your own page, then link it to your teams Group Page.

Only Applicable to Option 2 & 3

All sponsorship goes direct to the Charity via your individual/group JustGiving page.

At least 50% of the ‘sponsorship target’ MUST be with the Charity 3 weeks prior to the Challenge. At this time the Charity agrees to pay the fee for your place to Ultra Challenge (similar to the Self Funding cost – or half of it for Mixed Funding as you’ve already covered half).

Failure to meet the deadline may result in cancellation of your place by your charity.

The remaining 50%, and any extra, should be with your Charity by 4 weeks after the Challenge.

Speak to your charity directly – they will be able to offer you support and help to reach your fundraising target. Only 50% of the target has to be reached by the registration deadline. You have time after the challenge to keep on fundraising.

If you don’t reach 50% of the target, the charity may decline to pay for some team places. If the charity don’t have the minimum amount fundraised, they risk making a loss on any places they pay for. It’s in their hands!

If this happens, your team will have the option to cover the difference or switch to a different funding option. We will be in touch with you with alternative options.

Please refer to the registration deadline provided on this page, pasted red in the ‘Getting Started’ section. 

As a general rule, the registration deadline for corporate teams will be 25 days before the event takes place. Our advice would be to sign up as soon as possible!

CANCEL YOUR PLACE BEFORE THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE.

If you have already signed up, but then you need to cancel your place – get in touch with your team coordinator immediately. We also recommend getting in touch with us at – corporate@ultrachallenge.com – let us know your team name, event and distance. We can assist you in cancelling your place.

If you wish to cancel your place, but the deadline has passed, you/your company will not receive a refund.

Visit the ‘HELP CENTRE’ on the Ultra Challenge Website:

HELP CENTRE >>

If you still need additional help or guidance – you can contact the Ultra Challenge Team at:

info@ultrachallenge.com

Tel: 0207 609 6695

The Windsor 50 Ultra Challenge is part of the Series of 21 events around the UK, which, in 2026, will see 40,000 adventures take on a challenge as a walk, jog, or run. The Series will raise over £12 million for its charity partners.

Read the 2026 Terms & Conditions

Day 1 – 58 km & ~800 metres

Day 2 – 42 km & ~700 metres

Day 1 – Saturday

  • Start: Richmond, W.
  • Start times: 7am for runners, 7am – 9.00am for joggers & walkers
  • Finish: Tulley’s Farm, Turners Hill (58 km)
  • Finish times: Runners 4 – 8 hrs, joggers 7 – 10 hrs, walkers 10 – 16 hrs
  • Overnight: camp with us at Tulley’s Farm (see Bookable Extras) or local B&B / hotel

 

Day 2 – Sunday

  • Start: Tulley’s Farm, Turners Hill
  • Start times: 06:00 – 06:30 for all
  • Finish: Brighton Racecourse
  • Finish times: Runners 4 – 8 hrs, joggers 7 – 10 hrs, walkers 10 – 16 hrs

Every 10 -15km under marquees with support – toilets, massage, changing rooms, medics, rest areas, hot drinks, water & snacks & much more. 

  • Snacks & drinks – every 10-15 km
  • 25 km – picnic lunch & fizzy drinks
  • 58 km – hot meal
  • ~82 km – brunch/ lunch
  • 100 km – hot meal
  • Finish – glass of fizz, medal & t-shirt

There’s a range of optional parking & pre or post Challenge shuttle bus transfer services, to make easy to join & exit – and to provide flexible options for you r own planning. These include:

  • Parking at Oaks Park, Tulleys Farm, Brighton Racecourse  – park your car at the finish in Brighton & get a train to the Start
  • Bus transfers from the finish to Brighton Station
  • See ‘Bookable Extras’ for full details

Tulley’s Farm, Turners Hill (58 km) – Saturday.

  • Camp overnight at our ‘Half Way’ basecamp
  • Hot showers, refreshments, rest areas & more
  • Fully inclusive & pitch only options available
  • Breakfast Sunday morning before setting off
  • Visit ‘Bookable Extras’ for full details 

3 ITRA points available (2 for day 1, 1 for day 2)

Full 2 Day Daylight
100 km

Richmond - Turners Hill - Brighton

23 & 24 May 2026

The 2 Day option breaks the 100 km into its 2 ‘halves’- of 58 km on Day 1 & a 42 km ‘marathon’ km on Day 2 – so you’ll experience the route and the wonderful countryside in daylight – and get some sleep overnight. You can join our camp at Turners Hill (58 km), or book a B&B. On Sunday as the sun starts to rise we set out towards Brighton and over the South Downs and the welcome sight of the coastline and the Racecourse finish line where a celebration awaits!

42 km & ~700 metres

  • Start: Tulleys Farm, Turners Hill
  • Start times: Saturday – 10am walkers/11am runners or just join a full challenger when they are ready.
  • OR 6am – 6.30am rolling start on Sunday.
  • Finish: Brighton Racecourse
  • Finish times: Runners 4 – 8 hrs, joggers 7 – 10 hrs, walkers 10 – 15 hrs

Every 10-15km under marquees with support – toilets, massage, changing rooms, medics, rest areas, hot drinks, water & snacks & much more. 

  • Snacks & drinks – every 10-15 km
  • 24 km – picnic lunch & fizzy drinks
  • 42 km – hot meal
  • Finish – glass of fizz, medal & t-shirt

There’s a range of optional parking & pre or post Challenge shuttle bus transfer services, to make easy to join & exit – and to provide flexible options for you r own planning. These include:

  • Parking at Tulley’s Farm, Brighton Racecourse  – park your car at the finish in Brighton & get a train to the Start
  • Shuttles from Brighton Racecourse to your start
  • Bus transfers from the finish to Brighton station
  • See ‘Bookable Extras’ for full details.

Tullys Farm, Turners Hill  – Saturday (before your Challenge)

  • Camp overnight at our basecamp
  • Hot showers, refreshments, rest areas & more
  • Fully inclusive & pitch only options available
  • Breakfast Sunday morning before setting out
  • Visit ‘Bookable Extras’ for full details 

2nd 1/2 CHALLENGE
42 KM 'Sussex Marathon'

Turners Hill to Brighton

23 or 24 May 2026

Take on the 2nd Half Marathon distance Challenge either by joining someone on the Full Challenge on Saturday evening to finish with them, or set off with most others on Saturday morning or early Sunday morning. From Turners Hill the route heads south through wonderful Sussex countryside, and then up & over the testing South Downs before the coast comes into view and the final few km to the Racecourse finish line in Brighton.

Brighton challenge
25 KM

Brighton Loop

Sun 24 May 2026

A  fantastic 25 km option – and ideal if you’re want to explore the surrounding countryside around Brighton, and sections of the south Downs Way – with its fabulous views back over the Sussex countryside to the north. It’s a looped route – with a start & finish at our main Racecourse basecamp. 

25 km & ~400 metres (tbc)

  • Start: Brighton Racecourse
  • Start times: 10am for walkers, joggers & runners
  • Finish: Brighton Racecourse
  • Finish times: Runners 2 – 3 hrs, joggers 3 – 5 hrs, walkers 4 – 7 hrs

Every 10-15km under marquees with support – toilets, massage, changing rooms, medics, rest areas, hot drinks, water & snacks & much more. 

  • Snacks & drinks – every 10-15 km
  • 25 km – finishers hot meal
  • Finish – glass of fizz, medal & t-shirt

There’s a range of optional parking & post Challenge shuttle bus transfer services, to make easy to join & exit, These include:

  • Parking at Brighton Racecourse
  • Bus transfers from the Racecourse finish to Brighton Station
  • See ‘Bookable Extras’ for full details

optional extras

RICHMOND – MAIN START VENUE (0 km) – No Camping Options (plenty of hotels etc in and around London)

TULLEY’S FARM – HALF WAY VENUE (56 km) Saturday night – primarily for the ‘2 Day  Daylight Full 100 km’ & ‘3/4 Challengers’ option for overnight sleep / recovery – AND also works for ‘1st Half Finishers’ & for the early Sunday morning 2nd Half starters.  

ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGES OR ‘PITCH ONLY’ OPTION (inc Camper Vans) ARE AVAILABLE

For any additional campers reserve a spot on an already booked Pitch ONLY/Campervan option on our campsite. (Please ensure when booking for extra campers you have already purchased a Pitch ONLY/Campervan space if available at the venue).

Parking for your vehicle is available at :

  • The Richmond start venue has no event specific parking – there is a near by pay and display public car park on other side of the main road.
  • Parking available at other main venues – including Brighton Racecourse (option to park there Friday – and get a train to the start venue).
  • Supporter Parking Pass – so friends / family can park along the route at either Oaks Park (25km), Tulleys Farm (56km) or Brighton Racecourse (100km).

Shuttle buses to help with your logistics:

  • Transfer to Tulley’s Farm start from Brighton (ideal for 2nd Half Challengers)
  • There are no Saturday pre event transfers from Richmond, please use local public transport to get to your start venue.

After your challenge:

  • Transfers from your finish to a local train station.

NO NEED TO PRE BOOK – AND IS AVAILABLE ON THE DAY AT YOUR START (Pay cash or Card)

  • Have an overnight type bag transferred from your start to your finish.
  • Full 100 km Challengers – have your bag (or camping gear) transferred to the 56 km Half Way and then on to the finish.

Sunday Morning Breakfast – available to participants beginning their challenge on Sunday morning at Tulleys Farm. Breakfast the following morning is included in the inclusive camping packages, if you have booked pitch only camping you will need to book breakfast separately.

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