Results w/e 14/11/2021

15 November 2021 - By James Blackshaw

Stebbing 10

Big WRC turnout at this classic Remembrance Day event, and PBs galore. Great work all that ran.

Pos	Chip Time	Name	Comment
14	00:59:31	Heydon Mizon
41	01:03:58	Peter Banks	PB
48	01:05:21	Leo Cole
61	01:06:39	Andrew Smith
63	01:07:35	Mark Austin	PB
96	01:11:50	Simon Scott
123	01:13:42	Clive Smith	PB
130	01:14:08	Thomas Ashley	PB
144	01:15:43	Gerry Greenwold	PB
188	01:21:15	Tom Warman
218	01:22:47	Sharon Read
346	01:34:37	Anthony Smith
373	01:37:28	Ross Silverton
413	01:42:21	Sue Shippey
414	01:42:23	Karen Flowers

 

Hare & Tortoise Remembrance Day Trail

Lapped course at Brightlingsea, and some excellent performances, including Lysia’s first ultra distance run, Clarice’s marathon, and Paul, who ran over twice as much as he’s ever run before. Well done WRC crew!

Lysia Jiggins – 32.75 miles – 6:11:13

Clarice Sanderson – 26.2 miles – 5:35:13

Paul Jiggins – 19.65 miles – 4:53:26

Sasha Rush – 13.1 miles – 2:55:26

Jenny Layley – 13.1 miles – 2:55:27

Jodee Mayer – 6.55 – 1:22:47

 

Debden Airfield Remembrance 10k/Half Marathon

David Carey ran the 10k version of this event, and finished in 43:51, in 15th place, whilst Ross Silverton ran the Half Marathon and finished in 2:12:17. Great work gents!

 

The Hobble

Two distances available for this classic trail run, and well attended by WRC.

14.6 Mile Course

Name	Run Time
Chris Beazeley	2:46:59
Nichola Norman	2:46:59
Nick Looby	2:48:54
Brigid Wallen	2:48:54
Andrew Read	2:48:54

8.5 Mile Course

Name	Run Time
Geoff Reddin	1:32:14
Andy White	1:32:14

 

Maverick Alzeimer’s Research UK Original

Abby Reilly, , Liz Prior, and Katie Layley took part in this 17km trail race in Woodbridge, Suffolk, and finished in 1:35:49, 1:35:51, and 1:35:52, respectively. Great work WRC ladies!

 

Just a quick thank you to those who have reached out to let me know about your event/result this weekend. With the bigger events like Stebbing I obviously know that it’s happening, but if the event is less well known or out of the area, then I may miss it, so it’s genuinely appreciated when someone let me know what they’ve done. Cheers.

JB

 

Thought For The Week: “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.”