The Great Manchester Run is set to return this weekend following a year off due to the pandemic.
Participants will be assigned a wave - indicating the time they will set off at.
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The classification for each wave has been designated for all the different types of people participating in the event.
From junior runners to elites, the designated wave you're in will start at different times throughout the day to keep everything running smoothly.
The different waves this year are the pink wave for health marathon runners, the elite wave (marked in blue) plus orange, white, and green for different 10k runners.
What time does each wave start?
Pink wave (half marathon)
Assembly: 8am
Start: 8.30am
Elite wheelchair
Start: 9am
Elite wave
Women start: 11.15am
Men start: 11.30am
Junior wave
Assembly: 9.05am
Start: 9.25am
Mini wave
Assembly: 10am
Start: 10.20am
Orange wave
Assembly: 11am
Start: 11.30am
White wave
Assembly: 11.30am
Start: 12am
Green wave
Assembly: 12pm
Start: 12.30pm
