Half Marathon

Condor Executive Antrim Coast Half Marathon

Antrim Coast's elite-minded half pairs a very flat Larne seafront course with international depth, fast times, and dramatic coastal exposure.

Next raceSunday, August 29, 2027
Distance categoryHalf Marathon
LocationLarne, United Kingdom
Get alertsRace record updated September 8, 2026

Quick facts

  • World Athletics Label race with a strong international elite field.
  • Very low-elevation seafront course in Larne.
  • Built for fast times when coastal wind stays light.
  • Compact event with unusually high competitive depth.

About the Condor Executive Antrim Coast Half Marathon

This Northern Irish half has built an outsized racing reputation by combining a compact mass field with world-class competition. Runners come for genuine time-trial potential and a close-up view of elite road racing on the same coastal course.

Course

The Larne route starts on Glenarm Road and finishes on Chain Memorial Road, with only modest elevation across the seafront course. The profile is quick, but exposed coastal wind can erase the benefit of flat terrain.

Race-day weather

Late August is often mild, with coastal wind and showers the main uncertainties. A calm day can be exceptionally fast; a headwind makes disciplined group running much more valuable.

Past Condor Executive Antrim Coast Half Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Sunday, August 29, 2027Upcoming—
2026Sunday, August 23, 2026CompletedOpen results
2025Sunday, August 24, 2025——
2024Sunday, August 25, 2024CompletedOpen results

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Condor Executive Antrim Coast Half Marathon FAQ

When is the Condor Executive Antrim Coast Half Marathon?

The 2027 Condor Executive Antrim Coast Half Marathon is on Sunday, August 29, 2027.

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