Route Zero - Glasgow (March 2026)
Route Zero is an urban navigation-based race where route choice matters as much as fitness. Runners assemble at a central meeting location before being transported to an external start point outside the city. The start location is not disclosed in advance. GPS navigation is restricted for the duration of the race, and there is no predefined course.
Once the race begins, athletes must independently choose their route back to the finish. Runners may choose to navigate alone or work alongside others, but all decisions are their own. Streets, paths, and judgement shape the race, and no two routes are the same.
Route Zero is not about pacing or splits. It’s about navigation, decision-making, and committing to your choices under pressure. Live tracking allows spectators to follow the different routes as the race unfolds. First runner back to the finish wins.
What to expect
- Urban navigation-based race
- No predefined route
- GPS navigation restricted
- Option to run solo or alongside others
- Live tracking
- Central meeting point (revealed pre-race)
- Finish back at the original meeting location
Who it’s for
Route Zero is designed for runners who enjoy problem-solving, route choice, and racing beyond standard courses. Road, trail, and adventure runners are all welcome.
