The draft 2026 Annual Consultative Meeting Minutes are now published on the ACM Minutes page here.
As a reminder, all meeting minutes and ACM minutes can be found via the governance tab on our website as well as information on committee roles and contact details.
The Marathon Racing Committee’s 2026 Annual Consultative Meeting will be taking place online at 8pm on Monday 15th June, as previously advertised.
As a reminder, please make sure your club has registered to vote for the ACM to ensure you are represented. All clubs registered and who have raced within marathon races this year have the ability to send a representative for voting as well as raising anything for the committee discuss. Please get involved to help us direct the development of marathon racing in this country.
Please see below for the relevant papers for this years edition.
Please note that the Marathon Racing Committee ACM will be taking place on the 15th June at 8pm.
Each club needs to nominate a representative to receive voting rights during the ACM. This can be done on the link below and should be done by 10pm on Monday 9th June. Every racing club is entitled to one vote at the ACM.
The ACM offers a formal space for the marathon racing community to engage with the committee and support the development of the sport further. We strongly encourage ALL clubs involved with marathon racing to attend and nominate a representative to vote. We also encourage ALL members of the marathon racing committee to attend even without voting rights.
The MRC will also be re-electing committee members at the ACM.
We are always looking for passionate people to join the committee and help drive positive change forward within the sport. This year we have two unfilled seats and would warmly invite anyone interested in the work of the marathon racing committee to get in touch at [email protected] as soon as possible, particularly if you have an interest in helping with: Coaching, Senior Athlete Development, Events, Junior Athlete Development, Media, Rules & Safeguarding.
There are various roles available with differing levels of commitment. All perspectives and experiences are encouraged and welcomed too.
The Marathon Racing Committee are excited to finally confirm all the dates and venues for the 2026 Major Events. The variety of venues and locations, particularly new ones, makes 2026 a great time to get racing as much as you can!
Thank you to Manvers Lake Trust and Boathouse, Wey Kayak Club and Richmond Canoe Club for supporting canoe marathon by hosting and organising one of our major national events this year.
Keep your eyes peeled for a confirmation of the ACM date and further details on all our major events in the coming months!
The Marathon Racing Committee’s 2025 Annual Consultative Meeting will be taking place online at 8pm on Monday 16th June, as previously advertised.
This year we are excited to announce a guest speaker for the evening. Speaker and title will be announced in due course.
As a reminder, please make sure your club has registered to vote for the ACM to ensure you are represented. All clubs registered and who have raced within marathon races this year have the ability to send a representative for voting as well as raising anything for the committee discuss. Please get involved to help us direct the development of marathon racing in this country.
Please see below for the relevant papers for this years edition. Any questions, please direct them towards the MRC Secretary, Anoushka Freeman, here.
Please note that the Marathon Racing Committee ACM will be taking place on the 16th June at 8pm.
Each club needs to nominate a representative to receive voting rights during the ACM. This can be done on the link below and should be done by 10pm on Monday 9th June: Every racing club is entitled to one vote at the ACM
A representative from each club needs to register in order to receive the voting forms during the ACM. Registration should be done by 10 pm Monday 1st July: https://forms.gle/2LftcvrExiMXdCRa7
The ACM offers a formal space for the marathon racing community to engage with the committee and support the development of the sport further. We strongly encourage ALL clubs involved with marathon racing to attend and nominate a representative to vote. We also encourage ALL members of the marathon racing committee to attend even without voting rights.
The MRC will also be re-electing committee members at the ACM.
We are always looking for passionate people to join the committee and help drive positive change forward within the sport.
If you are interested, please get in touch ASAP at [email protected]
There are various roles available with differing levels of commitment. All perspectives and experiences are encouraged and welcomed too.
Please note that the Marathon Racing Committee ACM will be taking place on the 8th July at 8pm.
Each club needs to nominate a representative to receive voting rights during the ACM. This can be done on the link below and should be done by 10pm on Monday 1st July: https://forms.gle/hSKZ5bfzywjTu7t39
The ACM offers a formal space for the marathon racing community to engage with the committee and support the development of the sport further. We strongly encourage ALL clubs involved with marathon racing to attend and nominate a representative to vote. We also encourage ALL members of the marathon racing committee to attend even without voting rights.
Incidentally, the MRC are looking for feedback on increasing participation at the Short Course National Championships and would be delighted for any feedback from individuals/clubs before the ACM. Please also ensure this is complete by 10pm on Monday 1st July so that your views can be heard!
We have had to postpone the MRC ACM to Wednesday 12 July. This will still take place on Zoom, starting at 7.30 and lasting approximately 1 hour.
The Agenda and papers are all in the pdf pack below, along with the Zoom link. Please note, we do encourage paddlers to bring up any topics that they would like the MRC to discuss/review during the year, and there is an opportunity for that at the end of the meeting.
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