Results & Records
The Green Belt Relay has brought together runners and clubs from across the country since 1995. With 22 stages each year and thousands of individual performances, the race has built up a fascinating history of competition, achievement and memorable moments.
Whether you’re looking for your own finishing times, checking how your club performed or exploring the fastest runs in the event’s history, our results archive has plenty to discover.
Latest Results — 2026
Explore the results from the 2026 Green Belt Relay, including individual stage performances, overall team standings and prize winners.
- 2026 Stage Results — Full finishing times and positions for all 22 stages.
- 2026 Team Leaderboard — Overall team standings across the weekend.
- 2026 Prizes and Awards — Individual and team prize winners.
Search Historical Results
With results stretching back to the very first Green Belt Relay in 1995, there’s plenty of history to explore.
Our searchable results archive lets you look back at previous races, find individual runners and compare team performances over the years.
Stage Winners & Records
Every stage has its own history of outstanding performances, from overall course records to achievements across the veteran age categories.
Explore the fastest runners to have tackled each stage, discover previous winners and see which records have stood the test of time.
Historical Results & Race Reports
The Green Belt Relay has a rich history, stretching back more than three decades.
We’ve preserved results from previous editions alongside race reports that capture some of the memorable performances, friendly rivalries and adventures that make the event special.
Browse the historical archive to revisit your favourite races, discover past winners and see how the competition has evolved.
Browse the Original Results & Race Reports Archive
A Race Full of History
From first-time participants to clubs that have returned year after year, the Green Belt Relay has always been about more than simply recording finishing times.
Every result represents a runner’s contribution to their team and another small part of the event’s history.
We hope you enjoy exploring the archive — and perhaps discovering a few forgotten performances along the way!