Miles Trilogy Season 1
GKVK, Bengaluru
- Date
- Oct 11, 2026
- Location
- GKVK, Bengaluru
- Distances
- 1M, 5M, 10M
We're thrilled to announce the beginning of a brand-new saga of running events — Miles Trilogy, Season 1!
This inaugural season brings together runners of every level for a celebration of speed, stamina, and spirit. Alongside our 5 Mile and 10 Mile categories, we're proud to introduce our show-stopper: the 1 Mile Elite Race, where the country's fastest runners go head-to-head in a high-octane sprint. This is an invite-only category, showcasing elite talent from across the nation.
🏃 Running Categories
- 1 Mile — Elite Race (invite only)
- 5 Miles
- 10 Miles
💛 Kids Charity Run
We're also introducing a Kids Charity Run, where bibs can be donated to give underprivileged children the joy of participating. Your contribution helps put an enthusiastic young runner on the start line — every donated bib is a child's chance to run, cheer, and shine.
Come be part of the very first chapter of the Miles Trilogy. Lace up, show up, and help us build a running legacy!
Registration details coming soon.
Race logistics
- Start time
- 5:30 AM
- Flag-off point
- GKVK Main Gate, Bellary Road
- Course cut-off
- 3h 00m
- Elevation gain
- 120 m
- Aid stations
- 6
- Timing
- Chip timed
Included
- T-shirt
- Medal
- Certificate
Parking
Limited Free parking inside the GKVK campus. Enter via the Bellary Road gate.
Baggage counter
Available near the start arch from 04:30 to 10:30.
Facilities
- Medical support
- Physiotherapy zone
- Hydration stations
- Portable toilets
- Race photography
Bib collection
Collection is mandatory
- When
- 9-10 October 2026, 10:00-18:00
- Where
- GKVK Ground
- Bellary Road Bangalore
You must collect your bib in person during these hours. Bibs are not handed out on race morning.
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