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From Scotland’s fastest rising stars to a day the whole family can enjoy, here’s everything you need to know about the SprintFastest All-Star Indoor Championship 2026.
SprintFastest returns with Summer of Sport backing
The hugely successful SprintFastest athletics event is gearing up for a spectacular return as the SprintFastest All‑Star Indoor Championship 2026 takes over the Glasgow International Arena (formerly Emirates Arena) on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Read more.
SprintFastest shines as Scotland’s young athletes deliver exceptional performances at Grangemouth Stadium
The event delivered exactly what it promised: speed, excitement, inspiration, and an opportunity for young people and families to experience elite‑style athletics in an accessible, welcoming environment. Read more.
Last weekend, three Livingston athletes were competing in a new invite-only SprintFastest event at Grangemouth Stadium.
The club was represented across multiple age groups, with strong performances throughout the competition. The highlight of the event was a podium finish for Brodie Nixon in the Under 20 Men’s 100 metres, where he secured third place with a time of 11.18 seconds. Read more.
Innerleithen runner Rory Smith claims silver at the SprintFastest event.
Rory Smith, who lives in Innerleithen, travelled to Grangemouth for the inaugural SprintFastest event. This invited Scotland’s top youth sprinters and saw invited athletes from the top of the rankings competing head-to-head in the blue riband 100m race. This outdoor season opener by Rory was truly remarkable. Read more
Redman is crowned under-17 100m champion at the SprintFastest Invitational in Grangemouth.
He ran well in the final later that afternoon, finishing first with a time of 11.15 seconds to become the U17 male champion and gold medal winner in the inaugural SprintFastest championships. Read more.
Expect high-energy action, vibrant entertainment…
…and a unique atmosphere that champions athletic excellence and community spirit. Read more.
SprintFastest is all about sparking a love for running and athletics, and it’s for everyone, not just seasoned athletes! Whether you’ve never raced before or are looking to get back into the sport, joining a local club is the perfect way to start your athletics journey.
Discover friendly coaches, supportive teammates, and exciting training sessions near you. Take the first step today and see just how fun and rewarding athletics can be!
SprintFastest is the most exciting exclusive invitation-only sprint event in Scotland. We invited athletes from the U12 to U20 age groups based on Power of 10 rankings.
No, invited athletes participate for free.
For our Indoor event in October, it is the 200m sprint. However, when we host our outdoor event in early 2027, it will be 100m.
SprintFastest focuses exclusively on the 100m and 200m sprint because it is the most iconic and accessible sprint event, the purest test of speed. By keeping the format simple and exciting, we aim to:
This approach allows us to spotlight Scotland’s fastest young talents in a way that’s thrilling, inclusive, and memorable, especially for those who may be discovering athletics for the first time.
Yes, bring your club vest or sprint gear and spikes.
Athletes should arrive by 9:00 AM to begin registration. Registration ends at 10:00 AM.
Yes, indoor changing and warm-up areas are available.
All athletes will receive SprintFastest branded kit.
Yes, all races use electronic timing.
Yes, professional race photos and videos will be shared post-event.
Yes, there is. Once this is finalised ahead of the event, we’ll share it via email with everyone who has registered.
Yes, coaches are welcome and encouraged to attend. Other non athletes pay to attend but we made it free for coaches to come support their athletes. Here is the link to register your spot for free – https://luma.com/lwvq0327. Note that if you don’t register ahead of the day, you will not be admitted and you’ll need to bring your coaching badge along.
Yes, coaches can spend time with their athletes in the warm-up area.
No, athletes are selected based on Power of 10 rankings so will be sent instructions on how to self-register.
Yes, coaches who have signed up using this link – https://luma.com/lwvq0327 will receive event updates. Coaches are also encouraged to follow us on our social media to be update with progress.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sprintfastest
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sprintfastest
Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/people/Sprint-Fastest/61582070005448
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sprintfastest/
Yes, there is. Once this is finalised ahead of the event, we’ll share it via email with everyone who has registered.
No, selection is based on verified Power of 10 performances.
Yes, group ticket discounts may be available, reach out to us to find out more.
Only if they are event partners or sponsors.
No, however, we will endeavour to spotlight clubs as much as possible.
Race results will be published and shared on OpenTrack for everyone to see.
Yes, there is. Once this is finalised ahead of the event, we’ll share it via email with everyone who has registered.
Yes. Adult tickets are £5 for Early Bird and £9 at the regular price. Admission is free for children under 18. We have also made entry free for athletes, as this event is all about celebrating them.
Absolutely! There will be a kids’ zone, music, entertainment, and café is open for food and drinks to be purchased.
Yes, this is very much encouraged. But remember to tag SprintFastest when you share your content. Furthermore, professional media will also be available, which we’ll share with you after the event.
Yes, free parking is available. But parking is on a first come first serve basis.
Yes, on-site café is open for food and drinks to be purchased.
Since you’re coming with your athlete, who needs to arrive by 9:00 AM, we can open registration from 9:00 AM as well.
Yes, there is. Once this is finalised ahead of the event, we’ll share it via email with everyone who has registered.
Gates open at 10:00 AM.
Glasgow International Arena (formerly known as Emirates Arena), 1000 London Rd, Glasgow G40 3HG.
Yes, but online booking is recommended as it is discounted.
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible and features step-free routes. You can ask for assistance or further info on the day.
Yes!
Yes, there is. Once this is finalised ahead of the event, we’ll share it via email with everyone who has registered.
Thank you for your interest in becoming a sponsor of SprintFastest. Please fill and submit the form provided.
