Walk it or run it! Even run and walk it, they all work. The Neolithic Marathon sounds tough and a route around Stonehenge must be.
Darren and Suzaane Baldwin completed the route with Darren getting round in 4:48 which he says is a PB, despite the hills and sticky mud. Paula Pinney took the walking option and rumours have it that Dave Solly took the driving option. This has yet to be confirmed.
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
Milton Keynes Marathon & Half
The Milton Keynes Bank Holiday Marathon Festival is short distance for Northampton Road Runners and five of our members made the trip.
The event is well supported and takes in a boring but flat half of the course for those seeking a potential PB but a few sharp twists and turns can soon throw your pace off balance.
Starting at some stadium in Milton Keynes, the route heads towards the centre along dual carriageways and around many of the infamous roundabouts and offers plenty of room for runners as the field starts to spread out. After a few squares around the centre with a great atmosphere, the route heads back on itself before splitting at 10 miles for the marathoners to take in a more scenic route heading to the country.
The half teases runners by going past the finish, then the prettiest part of the course around a lake and then back into the stadium for a grandstand finish for a great reception.
The route is lined with enthusiastic locals ready to cheer everyone on in the May Day sun. Two miles from the end was a lively group offering runners a cup of beer should they need one.
There were some great performances from our members. Eamon Kennedy decided to celebrate a well earned week off and then lacing up again to complete his second marathon in just over a week in 4:12:47.
John Eales was almost bang on five hours with a time of 5:00:13. Star of the day was Keren Irving, winner of the club place. She smiled her way around the course to complete her first marathon in 5:21:33 and looked like she loved every minute of it.
In the half distance, Mark Kennedy enjoyed a great run with a PB of 1:32:33, finishing 84th overall. Cathy Millar completed her second half marathon challenge in 2:27:51
779 Eamon Kennedy 4:12:47
1301 John Eales 5:00:13
1418 Keren Irving 5:21:33
84 Mark Kennedy 1:32:33
1474 Cathy Millar 2:27:51
The event is well supported and takes in a boring but flat half of the course for those seeking a potential PB but a few sharp twists and turns can soon throw your pace off balance.
Starting at some stadium in Milton Keynes, the route heads towards the centre along dual carriageways and around many of the infamous roundabouts and offers plenty of room for runners as the field starts to spread out. After a few squares around the centre with a great atmosphere, the route heads back on itself before splitting at 10 miles for the marathoners to take in a more scenic route heading to the country.
The half teases runners by going past the finish, then the prettiest part of the course around a lake and then back into the stadium for a grandstand finish for a great reception.
The route is lined with enthusiastic locals ready to cheer everyone on in the May Day sun. Two miles from the end was a lively group offering runners a cup of beer should they need one.
There were some great performances from our members. Eamon Kennedy decided to celebrate a well earned week off and then lacing up again to complete his second marathon in just over a week in 4:12:47.
John Eales was almost bang on five hours with a time of 5:00:13. Star of the day was Keren Irving, winner of the club place. She smiled her way around the course to complete her first marathon in 5:21:33 and looked like she loved every minute of it.
In the half distance, Mark Kennedy enjoyed a great run with a PB of 1:32:33, finishing 84th overall. Cathy Millar completed her second half marathon challenge in 2:27:51
779 Eamon Kennedy 4:12:47
1301 John Eales 5:00:13
1418 Keren Irving 5:21:33
84 Mark Kennedy 1:32:33
1474 Cathy Millar 2:27:51
Sharky in Prague - The Next Chapter
Sharky completed 15th marathons in 12 months and the new challenge begins again with number one - a trip to Prague, his time 4:21:39.
A phenomenal achivement and an enjoyable journey for Sharky who has written himself into NRR folklore. What a way to celebrate, Czech lager ... less than a pound a pint!
A phenomenal achivement and an enjoyable journey for Sharky who has written himself into NRR folklore. What a way to celebrate, Czech lager ... less than a pound a pint!
Parkrun - Northampton Anniversary
The third year anniversary at Northampton Parkrun was attended by 330 members on Saturday 2nd May. Parkrun has gone from strength to strength locally with the free event really taking off for all ages.
11 Ilir BRECA 18:44
15 Mark HAZLE 18:56
21 Richard WILD 19:21
74 Mark KENNEDY 22:37 - pacer
126 Jocelyn GRANGER 24:50
169 Mary SULLIVAN 26:30
213 Richard ROSE 28:19
221 Helen BLACKBURN 28:49
Market Harborough Parkrun
7 Mark GARRETT Northampton Road Runners 00:20:26
Magic Mile
The monthly Magic Mile takes place on the first Saturday of the month at the Racecourse (10am). Mark Kennedy finished in 6:07:87.
6 Mark Kennedy 6:07:87
11 Ilir BRECA 18:44
15 Mark HAZLE 18:56
21 Richard WILD 19:21
74 Mark KENNEDY 22:37 - pacer
126 Jocelyn GRANGER 24:50
169 Mary SULLIVAN 26:30
213 Richard ROSE 28:19
221 Helen BLACKBURN 28:49
Market Harborough Parkrun
7 Mark GARRETT Northampton Road Runners 00:20:26
Magic Mile
The monthly Magic Mile takes place on the first Saturday of the month at the Racecourse (10am). Mark Kennedy finished in 6:07:87.
6 Mark Kennedy 6:07:87
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Evesham Ultra
Jon Panter completed the Evesham Ultra, a tough challenge over 45.5 mile and 4,300 feet in climbs. Jon was 20th overall and finished in 8:56:54.
Northants 5K Series
Pete Moor did the first race of the Northants 5K Series at Corby on Sunday 26th April in a time of 20:39, his fastest 5K time of the year.
50 Pete Moor 20.39
50 Pete Moor 20.39
Sunday, 26 April 2015
London Marathon
It's the biggie! The London Marathon captures the hearts of the British public as thousands of runners take to the streets of the nation's capital to take part in the world's most famous marathon. With so many races to enter nowadays, it is still impossible to ignore this showpiece.
On 26th April, a huge crowd of NRR runners, supporters and friends made their way to London to be a part of the masses. Those at home followed the live updates on the website and a real buzz was created all round.
Performance of the day went to super Dave Green who finished an amazing 208th overall and was only 12 seconds behind legend Paula Radcliffe with an amazing time of 2:37:07. Dave even made the tv shot of Paula finishing.
Also smashing through the three hour barrier was Tony Letts in 2:56:13 and Daniel Cook in 2:57:09.
Matt Brand chalked up a 3:05:34 finish with ever popular monkey following him around too. Dan Gosling made an impressive marathon debut in 3:19:20 and Dave Blackburn flew around the course with a phenomenal 3:38:31. Beckie Hollowell was the first NRR lady to cross the line in 3:40:18 and Ronnie Ambrose broke four hours at London for his first time in five at 3:48:45.
Winner of the club place Charlotte Yarker made her London debut in 3:55:51 and Wendy Parker finished in the same time. Also breaking four hours was Eamon Kennedy in 3:57:20.
Next up was Rob Donovan in 4:07:41 closely followed by our other club pace winner Darren Byfield in 4:08:14.
Two more debutants followed, Fern Farmer 4:10:37 and Gavin Harris 4:16:22 with Suzanne Baldwin next in 4:30:19.
Alan Capell survived an early tumble at eight miles to soldier on and finish in 4:42:57 and
Paige Pinckard finished in 4:46:34. Katie Pittam also completed her first ever marathon in 4:53:24 with Nicci Hollowell in 5:56:58. A huge well done to Sue The Cake Thompson who who finished in 6:22:57 after her hip operation last year.
Plus well done to Spike for 6:19:33 and a huge shout out to Chris Mr PJR Lamb for 2:46:12.
Well done everyone and to the supporters who were cheering everyone today.
Dave Green 2:37:07
On 26th April, a huge crowd of NRR runners, supporters and friends made their way to London to be a part of the masses. Those at home followed the live updates on the website and a real buzz was created all round.
Performance of the day went to super Dave Green who finished an amazing 208th overall and was only 12 seconds behind legend Paula Radcliffe with an amazing time of 2:37:07. Dave even made the tv shot of Paula finishing.
Also smashing through the three hour barrier was Tony Letts in 2:56:13 and Daniel Cook in 2:57:09.
Matt Brand chalked up a 3:05:34 finish with ever popular monkey following him around too. Dan Gosling made an impressive marathon debut in 3:19:20 and Dave Blackburn flew around the course with a phenomenal 3:38:31. Beckie Hollowell was the first NRR lady to cross the line in 3:40:18 and Ronnie Ambrose broke four hours at London for his first time in five at 3:48:45.
Winner of the club place Charlotte Yarker made her London debut in 3:55:51 and Wendy Parker finished in the same time. Also breaking four hours was Eamon Kennedy in 3:57:20.
Next up was Rob Donovan in 4:07:41 closely followed by our other club pace winner Darren Byfield in 4:08:14.
Two more debutants followed, Fern Farmer 4:10:37 and Gavin Harris 4:16:22 with Suzanne Baldwin next in 4:30:19.
Alan Capell survived an early tumble at eight miles to soldier on and finish in 4:42:57 and
Paige Pinckard finished in 4:46:34. Katie Pittam also completed her first ever marathon in 4:53:24 with Nicci Hollowell in 5:56:58. A huge well done to Sue The Cake Thompson who who finished in 6:22:57 after her hip operation last year.
Plus well done to Spike for 6:19:33 and a huge shout out to Chris Mr PJR Lamb for 2:46:12.
Well done everyone and to the supporters who were cheering everyone today.
Dave Green 2:37:07
Tony Letts 2:56:13
Daniel Cook 2:57:09.
Matt Brand 3:05:34
Dan Gosling 3:19:20
Dave Blackburn 3:38:31
Beckie Hollowell 3:40:18
Ronnie Ambrose 3:48:45.
Charlotte Yarker 3:55:51
Wendy Parker 3:55
Eamon Kennedy 3:57:20.
Rob Donovan 4:07:41
Darren Byfield 4:08:14.
Fern Farmer 4:10:37
Gavin Harris 4:16:22
Suzanne Baldwin 4:30:19.
Alan Capell 4:42:57
Paige Pinckard 4:46:34
Katie Pittam 4:53:24
Nicci Hollowell 5:56:58
Sue The Cake Thompson 6:22:57
Dan Gosling 3:19:20
Dave Blackburn 3:38:31
Beckie Hollowell 3:40:18
Ronnie Ambrose 3:48:45.
Charlotte Yarker 3:55:51
Wendy Parker 3:55
Eamon Kennedy 3:57:20.
Rob Donovan 4:07:41
Darren Byfield 4:08:14.
Fern Farmer 4:10:37
Gavin Harris 4:16:22
Suzanne Baldwin 4:30:19.
Alan Capell 4:42:57
Paige Pinckard 4:46:34
Katie Pittam 4:53:24
Nicci Hollowell 5:56:58
Sue The Cake Thompson 6:22:57
Parkrun 25th April
Five NRR in the top twenty...we're flying.
6 Ilir BRECA 18:53
8 Rosanna ANDREWS 19:03 - 1st lady
13 Mark GARRETT 19:31
15 Mark KENNEDY 19:46
17 Richard WILD 19:58
29 Mark JOHNSON 21:00
51 Seb PERRY 22:04
61 Sarah JONES 22:31
126 Paul GRAY 24:58
140 Elaine PALMER 25:51
160 Mary SULLIVAN 26:43
230 Helen BLACKBURN 29:47
267 Helen GARDNER 32:03
The brand new Market Harborough parkrun
35 Jon DILWORTH 24:00
6 Ilir BRECA 18:53
8 Rosanna ANDREWS 19:03 - 1st lady
13 Mark GARRETT 19:31
15 Mark KENNEDY 19:46
17 Richard WILD 19:58
29 Mark JOHNSON 21:00
51 Seb PERRY 22:04
61 Sarah JONES 22:31
126 Paul GRAY 24:58
140 Elaine PALMER 25:51
160 Mary SULLIVAN 26:43
230 Helen BLACKBURN 29:47
267 Helen GARDNER 32:03
The brand new Market Harborough parkrun
35 Jon DILWORTH 24:00
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Manchester Marathon
Described by many as "the fastest marathon in the country," a trio of NRR members took on the challenge of the Manchester Marathon.
Three storming runs started with Stu DRUMMOND flying over the line with a stunning time of 3:06:26. Stephen KENNEDY completed his second marathon with a goal of breaking four hours and he didn't just scrape through the barrier, he smashed it! Time of 3:40:15.
Mark and Sue LEWIS ran the course together, Mark helping them both to a time of 4:43:51.
The standard has now been set ahead of London next weekend, well done everyone.
686 Stuart DRUMMOND 3:06:26
2668 Stephen KENNEDY 3:40:15
6714 Mark LEWIS 04:43:51
Three storming runs started with Stu DRUMMOND flying over the line with a stunning time of 3:06:26. Stephen KENNEDY completed his second marathon with a goal of breaking four hours and he didn't just scrape through the barrier, he smashed it! Time of 3:40:15.
Mark and Sue LEWIS ran the course together, Mark helping them both to a time of 4:43:51.
The standard has now been set ahead of London next weekend, well done everyone.
686 Stuart DRUMMOND 3:06:26
2668 Stephen KENNEDY 3:40:15
6714 Mark LEWIS 04:43:51
Duston Tri
Two NRR members took part in the popular Duston Sprint Triathlon on Sunday 19th April.
Jo Windrum completed her first tri, finishing with a pretty quick run in 20:40. Adrian Tuck completed the whole event in a fantastic time of 1:06:35.
50 Adrian Tuck - 7:49 (swim) 1:13 (t) 35:03 (bike) 0:57 (t) 21:31 (run) - 1:06:35
185 Jo Windrum - 7:44 (swim) 1:47 (t) 47:48 (bike) 0:36 (t) 20:40 (run) - 1:18:37
Jo Windrum completed her first tri, finishing with a pretty quick run in 20:40. Adrian Tuck completed the whole event in a fantastic time of 1:06:35.
50 Adrian Tuck - 7:49 (swim) 1:13 (t) 35:03 (bike) 0:57 (t) 21:31 (run) - 1:06:35
185 Jo Windrum - 7:44 (swim) 1:47 (t) 47:48 (bike) 0:36 (t) 20:40 (run) - 1:18:37
Parkrun 18th April
A huge field of 348 runners took part in the latest Parkrun. The three year anniversary run is taking place on 2nd May.
5 Ilir BRECA 18:59
6 Rosanna ANDREWS 19:23 - 1st lady
13 Mark KENNEDY 20:05
26 Peter MOOR 21:11
48 Sarah JONES 22:10
162 Mary SULLIVAN 26:54
220 Helen BLACKBURN 29:41
Daventry parkrun
18 Seb PERRY 21:53
5 Ilir BRECA 18:59
6 Rosanna ANDREWS 19:23 - 1st lady
13 Mark KENNEDY 20:05
26 Peter MOOR 21:11
48 Sarah JONES 22:10
162 Mary SULLIVAN 26:54
220 Helen BLACKBURN 29:41
Daventry parkrun
18 Seb PERRY 21:53
Monday, 13 April 2015
A Jaunt Around Brighton
John Eales completed the Brighton Marathon on 12 April 2015 in a great time of 4:11:16, making it a course PB.
John Eales 4:11:16
John Eales 4:11:16
Belvoir Half Marathon
The Belvoir Half Marathon was another windy one with four NRR runners tackling the countryside route.
Rosanna Andrews battled against the conditions to rack up a great time of 1:27:57. Richard Wild also continued his amazing form with a 1:32:44 finish. Penny Andrews and Sarah Jones also had great runs with times of 1:40:50 and 1:41:03.
36 Rosanna Andrews 1:27:57
76 Richard Wild 1:32:44
165 Penny Andrews 1:40:50
168 Sarah Jones 1:41:03
Rosanna Andrews battled against the conditions to rack up a great time of 1:27:57. Richard Wild also continued his amazing form with a 1:32:44 finish. Penny Andrews and Sarah Jones also had great runs with times of 1:40:50 and 1:41:03.
36 Rosanna Andrews 1:27:57
76 Richard Wild 1:32:44
165 Penny Andrews 1:40:50
168 Sarah Jones 1:41:03
Worcester Half Marathon
Roger Taylor continued his comeback to form with a brilliant 1:42:42 at the windy Worcester Half Marathon on Sunday 12th April.
154 Roger Taylor 1:42:42
154 Roger Taylor 1:42:42
Sandy 10
Eamon Kennedy and Paul Braddock did the well established Sandy 10 (mile) on Sunday 12th April. It's another one of these little gems boasting an out and back route in glorious countryside. The first few miles are a bit hilly but that offers an amazing fast finish if you have anything in reserve. Eamon did a respectable 1:22:32 and Paul scored a 10 mile PB in 1:26:52.
Eamon Kennedy 1:22:32
Paul Braddock 1:26:52
Eamon Kennedy 1:22:32
Paul Braddock 1:26:52
Peter's Debut in Paris
Peter Watson mae his marathon debut in Paris, a beautiful city and lovely route taking in all the sights. Did he have time to stop and view then in his quest? Peter finished in 5:10:47.
Peter Watson 5:10:47
Peter Watson 5:10:47
A Seaside Half - Bournemouth Bay Run
A beautiful day for a run along the seafront, Mark Kennedy completed his fifth Bournemouth Bay Half Marathon, a favourite road event of his, completing the route in a time of 1:34:39.
The event starts at Bournemouth Pier and heads along the promenade towards Poole before climbing to the top of the cliff and heading back towards Southbourne before a trip back along the seafront to Bournemouth via Boscombe Pier. Good support along the way from locals and a rousing finish line reception.
The weather was great for an added bonus.
90 Mark Kennedy 1:34:39
The event starts at Bournemouth Pier and heads along the promenade towards Poole before climbing to the top of the cliff and heading back towards Southbourne before a trip back along the seafront to Bournemouth via Boscombe Pier. Good support along the way from locals and a rousing finish line reception.
The weather was great for an added bonus.
90 Mark Kennedy 1:34:39
Valley & Views, Waendel Walkers Club
A great run local run on 12th April for a handful of NRR at the Valley & Views hosted by the Waendel Walkers Club. Darren Baldwin and Sharky Cotters did the marathon distance while Suzanne Baldwin Elaine Palmer and Casey Baldwin did the 16 mile distance, all for a lowly £4 entry fee and a full English breakfast when you finish, can't go wrong.
Parkrun 11th April
6 Ilir BRECA 18:55
9 Richard WILD 19:31
35 Sarah JONES 21:50
160 Helen BLACKBURN 29:06
174 Richard ROSE 29:38
9 Richard WILD 19:31
35 Sarah JONES 21:50
160 Helen BLACKBURN 29:06
174 Richard ROSE 29:38
Thursday, 9 April 2015
Northampton Running Festival
Set in the beautiful grounds of Delapre Abbey, the annual Northampton Festival of Running provides a great atmosphere for runners over three distances. The 10K starts at 10am with the half and marathon distances going off at five minute intervals later.
Five NRR members took on the half distance challenge which involves six laps of course, starting outside the Abbey and heading clockwise around the lake which got muddier on each loop.
The ladies put in a storming performance! Rosanna Andrews finished in 5th position overall with an excellent time of 1:34:28 and well done to Penny Andrews who was 1st in her age category (F50) 1:48:15
Mark Kennedy was pleased with a 15th place finish in 1:44:04 and Mark Johnson was close behind in 1:46:50. Pete Moor completed the line up in 1:51:54.
This is a fantastic event with brilliant, enthusiastic marshals around the course, music to rock out to each time you pass the start finish and excellent camaraderie between runners lapping the route.
5 Rosanna Andrews 1:34:28
15 Mark Kennedy 1:44:04
20 Mark Johnson 1:46:50
22 Penny Andrews 1:48:15 - 1st F50
31 Pete Moor 1:51:54
Five NRR members took on the half distance challenge which involves six laps of course, starting outside the Abbey and heading clockwise around the lake which got muddier on each loop.
The ladies put in a storming performance! Rosanna Andrews finished in 5th position overall with an excellent time of 1:34:28 and well done to Penny Andrews who was 1st in her age category (F50) 1:48:15
Mark Kennedy was pleased with a 15th place finish in 1:44:04 and Mark Johnson was close behind in 1:46:50. Pete Moor completed the line up in 1:51:54.
This is a fantastic event with brilliant, enthusiastic marshals around the course, music to rock out to each time you pass the start finish and excellent camaraderie between runners lapping the route.
5 Rosanna Andrews 1:34:28
15 Mark Kennedy 1:44:04
20 Mark Johnson 1:46:50
22 Penny Andrews 1:48:15 - 1st F50
31 Pete Moor 1:51:54
Coventry Massey Ferguson 5 Mile
Tony and Jo Letts took part in the Coventry Massey Ferguson 5 Mile on the weekend of 4th April. Tony was 1st MV40 in 29:49 and Jo finished in 45:45.
Tony Letts 29:49 - 1st MV40
Jo Letts 45:45.
South Downs Way 50 Miles
Well done to Richard Cormack for completing the South Downs Way 50 mile event in 11 hours and 40 minutes. A superb endurance achievement.
Parkrun 4th April
6 Ilir BRECA 19:11
9 Stuart DRUMMOND 19:49
11 Richard WILD 20:01
38 Pete MOOR 21:31
50 Sarah JONES 22:05
75 Mark KENNEDY 22:57 - Pacer
76 Jon DILWORTH 23:03
201 Rachel PALMER 28:44
200 Elaine PALMER 28:44
219 Helen BLACKBURN 29:12
9 Stuart DRUMMOND 19:49
11 Richard WILD 20:01
38 Pete MOOR 21:31
50 Sarah JONES 22:05
75 Mark KENNEDY 22:57 - Pacer
76 Jon DILWORTH 23:03
201 Rachel PALMER 28:44
200 Elaine PALMER 28:44
219 Helen BLACKBURN 29:12
Tuesday, 31 March 2015
Daffodil Dawdle
The Daffodil Dawdle was around the flat, muddy and windy fields of Newmarket. A 27 miler organised by the long distance walkers association with good food stops made up for complicated directions but ran in great company ... beware anyone else tempted to do lDWA events ...they are very addictive.
Well it was over marathon distance so have a guess who decided to do this one? That's right....Sharrrrrrrrrky. He managed, despite the mud and wind, to complete in a time of 6.03 and add yet another marathon to the ever growing list.
Well it was over marathon distance so have a guess who decided to do this one? That's right....Sharrrrrrrrrky. He managed, despite the mud and wind, to complete in a time of 6.03 and add yet another marathon to the ever growing list.
Monday, 30 March 2015
Oakley 20
Part two of the undulating coutryside spring marathon prep and another NRR crew made the short trip to Oakley.
A great run from Dave Blackburn in 2:41 exactly to comehomefirst for the club. Darren Baldwin recovered from his "accidental" marathon last week to finish in 2:47:04 and Charlotte Yarker continued her great from finishing in a PB time of 2:52:56.
John Eales was close behind in 2:55:21 with Eamon Kennedy breaking three hours in 2:57:33. Jon Dilworth finished in 3:06:30 and well done to Gavin Harris in 3:10:54. Darren Byfield crossed the line 3:12:03 and Suzanne Baldwin completed a fabulous line up in 3:29:54.
225 David Blackburn 2:41:00
283 Darren Baldwin 2:47:04
342 Charlotte Yarker 2:52:56
381 John Eales 2:55:21
419 Eamon Kennedy 2:57:33
517 Jon Dilworth 3:06:30
560 Gavin Harris 3:10:54
573 Darren Byfield 3:12:03
708 Suzanne Baldwin 3:29:54
A great run from Dave Blackburn in 2:41 exactly to comehomefirst for the club. Darren Baldwin recovered from his "accidental" marathon last week to finish in 2:47:04 and Charlotte Yarker continued her great from finishing in a PB time of 2:52:56.
John Eales was close behind in 2:55:21 with Eamon Kennedy breaking three hours in 2:57:33. Jon Dilworth finished in 3:06:30 and well done to Gavin Harris in 3:10:54. Darren Byfield crossed the line 3:12:03 and Suzanne Baldwin completed a fabulous line up in 3:29:54.
225 David Blackburn 2:41:00
283 Darren Baldwin 2:47:04
342 Charlotte Yarker 2:52:56
381 John Eales 2:55:21
419 Eamon Kennedy 2:57:33
517 Jon Dilworth 3:06:30
560 Gavin Harris 3:10:54
573 Darren Byfield 3:12:03
708 Suzanne Baldwin 3:29:54
We Have A Winner...
Dave Green won the Colchester Half Marathon on Sunday 29th March in a stunning time of 1:12:04. Well done Dave, totally on fire at the moment.
1st Dave Green 1-12-04
how fantastic is that!
Parkrun 28th March
4 Ilir BRECA 19:03
9 Stuart DRUMMOND 19:24
14 Richard WILD 19:54
21 Mark KENNEDY 20:22
55 Sarah JONES 22:13
79 Mark GARRETT 23:18
122 Paul GRAY 25:30
134 Jo SMITH 25:52
231 Elaine PALMER 30:52
230 Rachel PALMER 30:52
312 Claire SPOKES 40:42
9 Stuart DRUMMOND 19:24
14 Richard WILD 19:54
21 Mark KENNEDY 20:22
55 Sarah JONES 22:13
79 Mark GARRETT 23:18
122 Paul GRAY 25:30
134 Jo SMITH 25:52
231 Elaine PALMER 30:52
230 Rachel PALMER 30:52
312 Claire SPOKES 40:42
Jurassic Coast Challenge
Penny Andrews did The Jurassic Coast Challenge over weekend 20/21/22 March.This consisted of three marathons in three days.
She did fantastically well with day three especially being a superb performance.
Day 1 25th 6:06:14
Day 2 36th 7:10:30
Day 3 10th 6:25:14
18th place overall in 19:41:58, congratulations on such a magnificent and crazy achievement. What comes next?
Ashby 20
The Ashby 20 is a traditional undulating countryside route which offers great preparation for spring marathon training.
NRR had the super seven running it with some great PBs at the 20 miles distance.
David Green put in another star performance finishing 5th overall in a superb time of 1:56:48. Stuart Drummond was a couple of seconds ahead of Matt Brand in 2:22:24.
Ronnie Ambrose recorded his best ever time at this distance with 2:41:20 as did Wendy Parker in 2:44:08. John Eales was close behind with 2:44:43 and Pete Moor finished in a great time of 2:46:49.
5 David Green 1:56:48
116 Stuart Drummond 2:22:24
117 Matt Brand 2:22:28
334 Ronnie Ambrose 2:41:20
370 Wendy Parker 2:44:08
382 John Eales 2:44:43
410 Pete Moor 2:46:49
NRR had the super seven running it with some great PBs at the 20 miles distance.
David Green put in another star performance finishing 5th overall in a superb time of 1:56:48. Stuart Drummond was a couple of seconds ahead of Matt Brand in 2:22:24.
Ronnie Ambrose recorded his best ever time at this distance with 2:41:20 as did Wendy Parker in 2:44:08. John Eales was close behind with 2:44:43 and Pete Moor finished in a great time of 2:46:49.
5 David Green 1:56:48
116 Stuart Drummond 2:22:24
117 Matt Brand 2:22:28
334 Ronnie Ambrose 2:41:20
370 Wendy Parker 2:44:08
382 John Eales 2:44:43
410 Pete Moor 2:46:49
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
The Obelisk 'Obble II
NRR have been famed for hosting the Moulton 10K in recent years but in our 2014 move to Kingsthorpe, we lost a great race. The Obelisk 'Obble was formed in September 2014 and opened as a trial for NRR members and the club decided to advance proceedings with a second version on Saturday 14th March.
Being a club with Road Runners in its name, it was fitting to fit into our eccentric nature and run most of the course off road. There were two options available, an eight mile route and a 14.
Being regulars in these parts of the county, our members were amazed by the beauty of the route, some of the course that we haven't covered before giving NRR a real impetuous to make it a permanent fixture...food for thought maybe.
Well done to all members and friends who completed the route, the results are below (not that we were being that competitive surely). There was no chip timing so the times may not be exact (of course).
Short - 8 miles
1:39:46 - John Dilworth, Jo Letts, Sue Summers, Seb Perry, Rachael Smith
2:17:08 - Micky Bogal, Ryan S
Long - 14 miles
1:53:10 - Illr Brecani, Tony Letts,
1:53:24 - Stu Drummond
1:57:55 - Andy Blaize
1:57:57 - Penny Andrews
1:59:05 - Mark Kennedy
2:05:25 - Darren Baldwin + mate
2:11:00 - Sarah Jones, Richard Wild
2:11:20 - Ronnie Ambrose, Wendy Parker
2:20:00 - Roger Taylor, Jocelyn Granger, Dave Blackburn
2:31:35 - Darren Byfield, Jo Smith, Elaine Palmer, Paul Braddock
2:06:54 - Mark Garrett - socialising runner
2:42:25 - Mark Lewis, Sheena
2:43:54 - Caroline - part of Mark Lewis group
2:57:05 - Avatar
2:57:15 - Mary Davies
2:57:35 - Mary Sullivan, Tom Sullivan
3:08:52 - Sally Garrett and Lynsey Brecani
3:18:55 - Helen Balckburn, Keren Irving, Katie, Nicki Hollowell
Being a club with Road Runners in its name, it was fitting to fit into our eccentric nature and run most of the course off road. There were two options available, an eight mile route and a 14.
Being regulars in these parts of the county, our members were amazed by the beauty of the route, some of the course that we haven't covered before giving NRR a real impetuous to make it a permanent fixture...food for thought maybe.
Well done to all members and friends who completed the route, the results are below (not that we were being that competitive surely). There was no chip timing so the times may not be exact (of course).
Short - 8 miles
1:39:46 - John Dilworth, Jo Letts, Sue Summers, Seb Perry, Rachael Smith
2:17:08 - Micky Bogal, Ryan S
Long - 14 miles
1:53:10 - Illr Brecani, Tony Letts,
1:53:24 - Stu Drummond
1:57:55 - Andy Blaize
1:57:57 - Penny Andrews
1:59:05 - Mark Kennedy
2:05:25 - Darren Baldwin + mate
2:11:00 - Sarah Jones, Richard Wild
2:11:20 - Ronnie Ambrose, Wendy Parker
2:20:00 - Roger Taylor, Jocelyn Granger, Dave Blackburn
2:31:35 - Darren Byfield, Jo Smith, Elaine Palmer, Paul Braddock
2:06:54 - Mark Garrett - socialising runner
2:42:25 - Mark Lewis, Sheena
2:43:54 - Caroline - part of Mark Lewis group
2:57:05 - Avatar
2:57:15 - Mary Davies
2:57:35 - Mary Sullivan, Tom Sullivan
3:08:52 - Sally Garrett and Lynsey Brecani
3:18:55 - Helen Balckburn, Keren Irving, Katie, Nicki Hollowell
Warwick Half
Jo and Tony Letts did the Warwick Half on Sunday 22nd March.
A huge well done to Jo for a PB of 2:01:22. Tony recorded a brilliant finish of 1.20:41 on a good course and great support plus over 2000 runners.
A huge well done to Jo for a PB of 2:01:22. Tony recorded a brilliant finish of 1.20:41 on a good course and great support plus over 2000 runners.
Charnwood Marathon
It'sthe weekend so there is a fair chance that Sharky will be ding a marathon. Yep, him, Eamon Kennedy and Darren Baldwin all ran the Charnwood Marathon. Darren's was an accident by the way.
Suzanne Baldwin decided on the more sensible option of the half distance.
Both routes were escribed as beautiful, off road challenges. One for the NRR crew in the future for sure.
Suzanne Baldwin decided on the more sensible option of the half distance.
Both routes were escribed as beautiful, off road challenges. One for the NRR crew in the future for sure.
Parkrun 21st March
13 Ilir BRECA 18:55
21 Mark KENNEDY 20:14
22 Richard WILD 20:24
42 Sarah JONES 21:51
69 Jon DILWORTH 23:27
70 Tom SULLIVAN 23:33
139 Mary SULLIVAN 26:49
182 Miles BILINGHAM 28:35
21 Mark KENNEDY 20:14
22 Richard WILD 20:24
42 Sarah JONES 21:51
69 Jon DILWORTH 23:27
70 Tom SULLIVAN 23:33
139 Mary SULLIVAN 26:49
182 Miles BILINGHAM 28:35
Loughborough Half 15th March
Jon Dilworth was the sole NRR representative at the Loughborough half and on a cold windy day achieved a creditable 3rd place for MV60 with a time of 1:50:00.
Jon Dilworth 1:50:00 MV60 3rd
Jon Dilworth 1:50:00 MV60 3rd
Monday, 16 March 2015
Silverstone Half
An iconic race at the home of the Grand Prix on a cold Sunday the 15th March. A clutch (get it) of PBs on the fast circuit were awarded on the podium (not literally) as the chaquered flag was raised.
Well done to Stephen Kennedy, Mark Johnson, Gavin Harris and Peter Watson for huge PBs.
372 Tom Smith 1:31:48
897 Stephen Kennedy 1:39:45 PB
955 Mark Johnson 1:40:33 PB
Gavin Harris 1.45.30 PB
1688 Eamon Kennedy 1:47:10
2341 Peter Watson 1.52.50 PB
5693 John Eales and Kerry Bate 2:27:59
Well done to Stephen Kennedy, Mark Johnson, Gavin Harris and Peter Watson for huge PBs.
372 Tom Smith 1:31:48
897 Stephen Kennedy 1:39:45 PB
955 Mark Johnson 1:40:33 PB
Gavin Harris 1.45.30 PB
1688 Eamon Kennedy 1:47:10
2341 Peter Watson 1.52.50 PB
5693 John Eales and Kerry Bate 2:27:59
Marathon and a Half
NRR is full of crazy challenges these days as our thrill seeker members always look for that buzz.
John Eales did the Thames Meander Marathon on Saturday 14th March and then did a little recovery run on the Sunday completing the Silverstone Half Marathon.
He also joined in the club festivities with the one year anniversary at the Obelisk Centre on Saturday evening. Now for a well earned rest.
192 JOHN EALES 4:18:08 - Marathon
John Eales and Kerry Bate 2:27:59 - Half
John Eales did the Thames Meander Marathon on Saturday 14th March and then did a little recovery run on the Sunday completing the Silverstone Half Marathon.
He also joined in the club festivities with the one year anniversary at the Obelisk Centre on Saturday evening. Now for a well earned rest.
192 JOHN EALES 4:18:08 - Marathon
John Eales and Kerry Bate 2:27:59 - Half
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Backlight Fun
Backlight Run
Gavin Harris took part in the colourful, Backlight Run in Northampton on the evening of Saturday 7th March. A 5K route saw competitors covered in uv paint for a colourful finish.
Gavin Harris took part in the colourful, Backlight Run in Northampton on the evening of Saturday 7th March. A 5K route saw competitors covered in uv paint for a colourful finish.
Chiltern Kanter
Chiltern Kanter
Ronnie Ambrose and Wendy Parker run the Chiltern Kanter, an 18mile map-reading cross country event and they managed to find their way back ok.
Ronnie Ambrose and Wendy Parker run the Chiltern Kanter, an 18mile map-reading cross country event and they managed to find their way back ok.
MK Festival
MK Festival of Running
Ben Mullaney made good preparations for London with a fantastic 2:37:08 time in the 20 mile event at the Milton Keynes Festival of running.
Darren and Suzanne Baldwin shook off their Grizzly legs to complete the course in 1:39:41 and 2:10:30 respectively and Pete Moor finished in 1:42:44 at the half distance.
20 Miles
Ben Mullaney 2:37:08
Half Marathon
281 Darren Baldwin 1:39:41
377 Pete Moor 1:42:44
1378 Suzanne Baldwin 2:10:30
Ben Mullaney made good preparations for London with a fantastic 2:37:08 time in the 20 mile event at the Milton Keynes Festival of running.
Darren and Suzanne Baldwin shook off their Grizzly legs to complete the course in 1:39:41 and 2:10:30 respectively and Pete Moor finished in 1:42:44 at the half distance.
20 Miles
Ben Mullaney 2:37:08
Half Marathon
281 Darren Baldwin 1:39:41
377 Pete Moor 1:42:44
1378 Suzanne Baldwin 2:10:30
Cambridge Half
Cambridge Half
Joe McManus and John Eales completed the Cambridge Half on Sunday 8th March. Joe finished in 1:45:11 and John in 1:51:05 after a good return from injury.
Joe McManus 1:45:11
John Eales 1:51:05
Joe McManus and John Eales completed the Cambridge Half on Sunday 8th March. Joe finished in 1:45:11 and John in 1:51:05 after a good return from injury.
Joe McManus 1:45:11
John Eales 1:51:05
The Battle Was Won
Naseby Battlefield Run
A great local event at Naseby, the Battlefield Run incorporated a duathon alongside three distances at running. The route took in some of the country's stunning countryside and offered some killer hill climbs, especially the long haul at Haselbech. Half marathoners had to do it twice.
With eight different events happening at once, it was hard to know who was doing what distance but thee was plenty of spirit on the course between competitors.
One slight niggle was a few snags to the organisation with some distances being undercut and a few runners taking wrong turnings. Perhaps the hosts took on a little too much.
A good note for the day was an optional t-shirt for purchase that included the names of all entrants plus a great route with a challenge.
The NRR crew turned out to try the running distances.
Congratulations to Rosanna Andrews who won the 5K event in 23:08.
Jo Letts completed the 10K in 40:49.
At half marathon distance there were some great finishes with two out of three in the top ten. Tony Letts was second in 1:21:26 and Daniel Cook third in 1:23:15. Mark Kennedy finished 11th overall in 1:35:08 and Roger Taylor crossed the line in 1:47:21.
Well done to Penny Andrews who was 1st MV50 with a time of 1:40:24.
5K
1st Rosanna Andrews 23:08
10K
48th Jo Letts 57:22
Half Marathon
2nd Tony Letts 1:21:26
3rd Daniel Cook 1:23:15
11th Mark Kennedy 1:35:08
18th Penny Andrews 1:40:24 1st MV50
25th Roger Taylor 1:47:21
A great local event at Naseby, the Battlefield Run incorporated a duathon alongside three distances at running. The route took in some of the country's stunning countryside and offered some killer hill climbs, especially the long haul at Haselbech. Half marathoners had to do it twice.
With eight different events happening at once, it was hard to know who was doing what distance but thee was plenty of spirit on the course between competitors.
One slight niggle was a few snags to the organisation with some distances being undercut and a few runners taking wrong turnings. Perhaps the hosts took on a little too much.
A good note for the day was an optional t-shirt for purchase that included the names of all entrants plus a great route with a challenge.
The NRR crew turned out to try the running distances.
Congratulations to Rosanna Andrews who won the 5K event in 23:08.
Jo Letts completed the 10K in 40:49.
At half marathon distance there were some great finishes with two out of three in the top ten. Tony Letts was second in 1:21:26 and Daniel Cook third in 1:23:15. Mark Kennedy finished 11th overall in 1:35:08 and Roger Taylor crossed the line in 1:47:21.
Well done to Penny Andrews who was 1st MV50 with a time of 1:40:24.
5K
1st Rosanna Andrews 23:08
10K
48th Jo Letts 57:22
Half Marathon
2nd Tony Letts 1:21:26
3rd Daniel Cook 1:23:15
11th Mark Kennedy 1:35:08
18th Penny Andrews 1:40:24 1st MV50
25th Roger Taylor 1:47:21
Groundhog Day
The Groundhog Marathon
Some people will remember the classic film Groundhog Day where Bill Murray plays a weather man who wakes every morning to experience the same day.
Perhaps the Groundhog Marathon won't take days to complete but it was an incredible 105.5 laps of a running track in Telford.
Eamon Kennedy and Andy Sharky Cotters completed the gruelling event on Saturday 7th March. Not only was then an achievement in itself but Sharky also completed his challenge of 12 marathons in 12 months. Sometimes it is not always about speed.
Well done to Sharky, a full report will follow.
Sharks 4:12
Eamon 4:06
Some people will remember the classic film Groundhog Day where Bill Murray plays a weather man who wakes every morning to experience the same day.
Perhaps the Groundhog Marathon won't take days to complete but it was an incredible 105.5 laps of a running track in Telford.
Eamon Kennedy and Andy Sharky Cotters completed the gruelling event on Saturday 7th March. Not only was then an achievement in itself but Sharky also completed his challenge of 12 marathons in 12 months. Sometimes it is not always about speed.
Well done to Sharky, a full report will follow.
Sharks 4:12
Eamon 4:06
Parkrun PB Day
7 Matt BRAND 18:42 PB
12 Richard WILD 19:22 PB
13 Ilir BRECA 19:24
42 Sarah Jones 22:05 1st lady
62 Mark KENNEDY 22:56 Pacer
204 Richard ROSE 30:34
13 Ilir BRECA 19:24
42 Sarah Jones 22:05 1st lady
62 Mark KENNEDY 22:56 Pacer
204 Richard ROSE 30:34
237 Lynsey LOU 34:03
Daventry parkrun
17 Seb PERRY 21:46
Daventry parkrun
17 Seb PERRY 21:46
Friday, 6 March 2015
Ultra Man
On Sunday 1st March Jon Panter did the 45 mile St. Peters Way Ultra in Essex in a fantastic 8:39 and didn't even get a T shirt.
Monday, 2 March 2015
March March Begins
As February ended and March began, NRR ran various events across the country.
Belvoir Challenge
Saturday began with the Belvoir Challenge, Andy Sharky Cotters did his 11th marathon in 11 months, slogging it around in the mud in around six hours. Jocelyn Granger did the 15 miler in 3 hours.
Eleven members did the Parkrun at the same time (which wasn't quite as muddy.)
Coventry Half
Penny Andrews did the Coventry Half in 1:42 finishing a few minutes ahead of Jon Dilworth in 1:46
Berkhamsted Half
Another popular event in the NRR calender is the beautiful Berko Half (as it is fondly known locally). Seven runners were treated to lovely sunshine around the hilly, countryside route. Richard Wild and Wendy Parker grabbed massive PBs on a course not normally likened to a PB route.
91 Richard Wild 1:32:41
184 Ronnie Ambrose 1:38:24
190 Mark Kennedy 1:38:53
255 Sarah Jones 1:41:47
317 Wendy Parker 1:44:28
471 Tom Sullivan 1:49:41
792 Mary Sullivan 2:04:40
Grizzly
The iconic Grizzly is too much of a pull for our club and this year was no exception. A handful of crazed thrill seekers made the trip to Devon to tackle the mud and hills in The
Grizzly 2015 - Dash To Delirium
159 Matt Brand 3:11:17
220 Stuart Drummond 3:17:48
450 Pete Moor 3:39:26
722 Darren Baldwin 3:57:52
1116 Paul Braddock 4:32:09
1237 Suzanne Baldwin 4:50:46
Rome Marathon
Finally Dave and Helen Blackburn left the country to complete the wonderful Rome Marathon and thoroughly enjoyed the race and the trip.
Belvoir Challenge
Saturday began with the Belvoir Challenge, Andy Sharky Cotters did his 11th marathon in 11 months, slogging it around in the mud in around six hours. Jocelyn Granger did the 15 miler in 3 hours.
Eleven members did the Parkrun at the same time (which wasn't quite as muddy.)
Coventry Half
Penny Andrews did the Coventry Half in 1:42 finishing a few minutes ahead of Jon Dilworth in 1:46
Berkhamsted Half
Another popular event in the NRR calender is the beautiful Berko Half (as it is fondly known locally). Seven runners were treated to lovely sunshine around the hilly, countryside route. Richard Wild and Wendy Parker grabbed massive PBs on a course not normally likened to a PB route.
91 Richard Wild 1:32:41
184 Ronnie Ambrose 1:38:24
190 Mark Kennedy 1:38:53
255 Sarah Jones 1:41:47
317 Wendy Parker 1:44:28
471 Tom Sullivan 1:49:41
792 Mary Sullivan 2:04:40
Grizzly
The iconic Grizzly is too much of a pull for our club and this year was no exception. A handful of crazed thrill seekers made the trip to Devon to tackle the mud and hills in The
Grizzly 2015 - Dash To Delirium
159 Matt Brand 3:11:17
220 Stuart Drummond 3:17:48
450 Pete Moor 3:39:26
722 Darren Baldwin 3:57:52
1116 Paul Braddock 4:32:09
1237 Suzanne Baldwin 4:50:46
Rome Marathon
Finally Dave and Helen Blackburn left the country to complete the wonderful Rome Marathon and thoroughly enjoyed the race and the trip.
February Parkruns
28th February
4 Daniel COOK 18:16
10 David GREEN 19:02
9 Ilir BRECA 19:02
17 Richard WILD 19:37
31 Mark KENNEDY 20:30 - Bangkok to Heathrow arriving at 6:45am
55 Sarah JONES 21:55
77 Gavin HARRIS 22:57
149 Mick BHOGAL 26:12
164 Paul GRAY 26:45
188 Miles BILINGHAM 27:40
271 Lynsey LOU 33:14
21st February
2 David GREEN 16:32
11 Ilir BRECA 19:11
39 Pete MOOR 21:02
55 Sarah JONES 21:47
56 Richard WILD 21:48
71 Seb PERRY 22:29
93 Jon DILWORTH 23:12
243 Sue SUMMERS 29:06
Gunnersbury parkrun
70 Mark GARRETT 22:56
14th February
1 David GREEN 16:27
12 Richard WILD 19:36
32 Pete MOOR 21:14
45 Sarah JONES 22:00
48 Mark GARRETT 22:11
95 Jocelyn GRANGER 24:26
158 Mick BHOGAL 27:22
202 Pauline HORNE 29:01
209 Sue SUMMERS 29:17
8th February
20 Richard WILD 20:29
25 Mark KENNEDY 20:42
34 Pete MOOR 21:12
50 Sarah JONES 21:52
57 Seb PERRY 22:19
67 Jon DILWORTH 23:27
83 Tom SULLIVAN 24:08
116 Paul GRAY 25:31
165 Mick BHOGAL 27:49
4 Daniel COOK 18:16
10 David GREEN 19:02
9 Ilir BRECA 19:02
17 Richard WILD 19:37
31 Mark KENNEDY 20:30 - Bangkok to Heathrow arriving at 6:45am
55 Sarah JONES 21:55
77 Gavin HARRIS 22:57
149 Mick BHOGAL 26:12
164 Paul GRAY 26:45
188 Miles BILINGHAM 27:40
271 Lynsey LOU 33:14
21st February
2 David GREEN 16:32
11 Ilir BRECA 19:11
39 Pete MOOR 21:02
55 Sarah JONES 21:47
56 Richard WILD 21:48
71 Seb PERRY 22:29
93 Jon DILWORTH 23:12
243 Sue SUMMERS 29:06
Gunnersbury parkrun
70 Mark GARRETT 22:56
14th February
1 David GREEN 16:27
12 Richard WILD 19:36
32 Pete MOOR 21:14
45 Sarah JONES 22:00
48 Mark GARRETT 22:11
95 Jocelyn GRANGER 24:26
158 Mick BHOGAL 27:22
202 Pauline HORNE 29:01
209 Sue SUMMERS 29:17
8th February
20 Richard WILD 20:29
25 Mark KENNEDY 20:42
34 Pete MOOR 21:12
50 Sarah JONES 21:52
57 Seb PERRY 22:19
67 Jon DILWORTH 23:27
83 Tom SULLIVAN 24:08
116 Paul GRAY 25:31
165 Mick BHOGAL 27:49
Strathaven and Richmond Half Marathons
On Sunday 22nd February, Eamon Kennedy ran the Strathaven Half Marathon in wonderful sleet and snowy conditions. His time, 1:51
On the same day, Mark and Sally Garrett did the Richmond Half and boasted that it was sunny and fine.
Mark G 1:35
Sally G 2:40
On the same day, Mark and Sally Garrett did the Richmond Half and boasted that it was sunny and fine.
Mark G 1:35
Sally G 2:40
Stamford 30K
Five NRR members took part in the Valentine's Day 30K, a challenging 30K route at Stamford. Well done to all.
114 Matt Brand 2:16:23
201 Stuart Drummond 2:26:21
242 Beckie Hollowell 2:30:55
354 Charlotte Yarker 2:43:21
428 John Eales 2:53:21
114 Matt Brand 2:16:23
201 Stuart Drummond 2:26:21
242 Beckie Hollowell 2:30:55
354 Charlotte Yarker 2:43:21
428 John Eales 2:53:21
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
February 1st Action.
NRR attended various events on 1st February.
Sarah Jones and John Dilworth took a short trip to Hertfordshire to do the Watford Half.
Sarah Jones 1:43:46
Jon Dilworth 1:53:20
Closer to home, Jo and Tony Letts did the Irchester 10K and 15K respectively. Tony came second overall but Jo beat him to the finish for the first time.
2nd Tony Letts 57:42
Jo Letts 56:38
Jocelyn Granger and Paul Braddock did the ever popular Charnwood Hills. A beautiful, challenging course in Leicestershire provides a tough, muddy challenge.
Jocelyn Granger 2:40:03
Paul Braddock 2:49:56
Sarah Jones and John Dilworth took a short trip to Hertfordshire to do the Watford Half.
Sarah Jones 1:43:46
Jon Dilworth 1:53:20
Closer to home, Jo and Tony Letts did the Irchester 10K and 15K respectively. Tony came second overall but Jo beat him to the finish for the first time.
2nd Tony Letts 57:42
Jo Letts 56:38
Jocelyn Granger and Paul Braddock did the ever popular Charnwood Hills. A beautiful, challenging course in Leicestershire provides a tough, muddy challenge.
Jocelyn Granger 2:40:03
Paul Braddock 2:49:56
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