MABAC arranges a series of free league races throughout the year, suitable for all standards of runner. They are only open to member clubs and their guests. Most are cross-country events held on Sunday mornings in some beautiful parts of the Surrey countryside, and are very popular with club members and guests. As well as the senior race of just over 8 km (5 miles) there are also jogger and junior events of about 4 km (2.5 miles).
In addition, MABAC organises two popular open races:
Cranleigh 7-14-21 – A unique challenge event where you can choose your distance on the day – 7, 14, or 21 miles – even after you have started running.
Surrey Slog Half Marathon – A challenging cross country half marathon on the beautiful Holmbury Hill.
MABAC is affiliated to the Association of Running Clubs.
MABAC Officers
Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer serve a maximum term of five years.
Chairman | Ken Saunders | Elected Nov 2023 |
Secretary | Alicia Wise | Elected Nov 2023 |
Treasurer | Steve Laws | Elected Dec 2023 |
Results Secretary | Jenny Bell | |
Pairs Relay Secretary | Ken Saunders | |
Social Media | racedirector@bvrunners.org.uk | Facebook & Websites |
MABAC League Member Clubs
If any committee details are incorrect, please contact MABAC Webmaster
To find out more about a club click a link below | MABAC Representative | |
BVR | Blackwater Valley Runners | mabacrep@bvrunners.org.uk |
DMV | Dorking and Mole Valley Athletic Club | Patrick Martin |
EO | Epsom Oddballs | mabacrep@epsomoddballs.org |
MAGIC | Matthew Arnold Gym Instruction Club | Ken Saunders |
PP | Pyrford Puffers | purfordpuffers@btinternet.com |
RPAC | Reigate Priory Athletic Club | mabac@rpac.org.uk |
RR | Runnymede Runners | Keith Batten |
WH | Waverley Harriers | racing@waverleyharriers.co.uk |
WW | Wimbledon Windmilers | mabac@windmilers.org.uk |
MABAC History
The name MABAC dates from 1977 when the league was first set up. The prime mover was Alan Blatchford, who died in September 1980. He organized a running group at the British Airways Corporation works in Weybridge (now British Aerospace). Ralph Henley brought in runners from Matthew Arnold School, Ashford. Hence MA-BAC.
MABAC is Supported By
All race numbers are supplied by Fitstuff | Medical support by Collingwood Services |