Results – 10 November 2025

10 November 2025 - By Jodee Mayer

As is often the way, Remembrance Day weekend saw a lot of race action as we remember those who have been lost by doing something we love.

Stebbing 10

An excellent day of running at Stebbing, with Steven Wherrett coming home 1st, and taking team gold with Chris Pugh and Owen Dare!

Name	Chip time
Steven Wherrett	00:58:50	PB, 1st and 1st Men’s team
Chris Pugh	01:03:08	1st Men’s team
Owen Dare	01:03:22	1st V60 and 1st Men’s team
Andrew Smith	01:08:09
Louis Kitchener	01:12:03	PB
Clive Smith	01:14:34
Paul English	01:18:27
Anne Radovcic	01:18:17
Alex Stuckey	01:24:16
Charlotte Roberts	01:24:31
James Cooch	01:24:45
Liz Stuckey	01:25:19
Lisa Leader	01:32:16	Bronze Standard
David O’Brien	01:34:50
Irina Ashdown	01:34:48
Clare Boston	01:38:30
Karen Flowers	01:40:58
Dawn Shilling	01:45:33
Anthony Smith	01:54:03

Rochford Remembrance 10

Just 2 WRC members at this new rival 10 miler; Lysia Jiggins finished in 1:43:12 (season’s best) and Craig Vernon finished in 1:47:41.

Lysia says this is a nice course, so maybe a few more will be in Rochford next year…

ATW Remembrance Runs

Held at Carver Barracks, this series of runs has a distance for everyone, with 1 mile, 5k, 10k, and half marathon races.

In the 5k, Amy Eyo finished 2nd female V35 in a time of 22:15 and Simon Handley finished in 19:14.

In the half marathon, Dylan Alston finished in a PB time of 1:36:05, Thomas Moysey in 1:41:02 and James Goodey in 1:51:18.

Hare and Tortoise Remembrance Run

This is always a special event, with the cannon being fired at the start. Just 2 WRC members in Brightlingsea this year, with Chrissy Israel-Jones completing 3 laps (19.65 miles) in 4:08:36 and Ian Cuthbert completing 4 laps (26.2 miles – a marathon) in 4:26:33.

The Hobble

And last but not least, this 16 mile (though Terry submitted it as 166 miles and I do wonder just how many wrong turns he took this time…) self navigation event attracted a few WRC members this year:

Harry Solomon	2:31:24
Terry Alabaster	2:32:36	9th
Andrew Lager	3:00:08
Simon Scott	3:00:22
Steven Alder	4:04:32	Longest distance in 10 years!
Sian Tate	4:04:32
Clarice Sanderson	4:04:32
Shane Ketteridge	4:11:51

An incredible weekend of running on the roads and trails, with distances from 5k to a marathon showing what WRC is all about.

A couple of reminders – please don’t forget to enter races as WRC – the above includes those who did so and those who submitted (who didn’t enter as WRC…) – it makes Nat’s job so much easier when the results can be extracted by club – and to submit your official result rather than your watch/Strava time – had a few I had to triple check this time.