Race Results w/e 27/05/19

28 May 2019 - By James Blackshaw

There was triplicity of 10ks over the bank holiday weekend that were well supported by ever glorious black & gold, so let’s start there.

 

Burnham 10k – Burnham-On-Crouch, Sunday 26th May

Pos	Name	Time
5	Scott Darney	00:38:49
20	James Blackshaw	00:43:35
87	Jason Lilley	00:55:08
122	Ross Silverton	00:59:40
204	Izzie Barclay	01:11:44
214	Natalie Lilley	01:13:45

 

HBO 10k, Hatfield, Monday 27th May

Pos	Name	Time
41	Pete Riley	00:38:24
68	Simon Cresswell	00:40:23
135	Octavia Singleton	00:43:28
166	Bill Smythe	00:44:11
341	David Jobling	00:48:42
514	Nick Looby	00:52:45
639	Ross Silverton	00:55:33
709	Helen Came	00:56:20
765	Anthony Smith	00:56:17
972	Sylvia Bullen-Bell	01:02:18
973	Nicola Dallinger	01:02:18
1024	Jo Smythe	01:02:25

 

Vitality 10K – London, Monday 27th May 

3145	Thomas Ashley (GBR)	00:46:36	PB
3456	Emma Fox (GBR)	00:47:22
4436	James Attenborough (GBR)	00:49:15
7479	Elizabeth Prior (GBR)	00:54:31
9949	Karen Flowers (GBR)	00:58:26

 

Edinburgh Marathon – Sunday 26th May
Brigid Wallen was up in bonny Scotland for the Edinburgh marathon, and, despite setting a very decent benchmark for a previously un-set club record, was disappointed with her performance. In her own words:- “It didn’t go well, head wind from 19 miles. Disappointed and had a few tears at the end, but it’s done now.” None the less, she finished in a highly respectable 4:13:27

 

Mayflower XC Run – Sunday 26th May

Terry Alabaster was back again, completing this half marathon+ trail run from Harwich to Mistley in 2:03:36  Excellent considering this is twice as far as Terry as run since coming back from injury.

 

Alton Water 5k – Stutton, Suffolk, Sunday 26th May

In between some SUP and and some supping, James Crisp found the time to take first place at the Great Run Local Alton 5K, finishing in 19:40.

 

Well done everyone, please let me know if I’ve missed your race or result, or if you think I’m just a massive buffoon.

 

Thought for the day: Today is a gift, which is why they call it the present.