Race Results w/e 15/08/21
16 August 2021 - By James Blackshaw
Stour Valley Path 50km Ultra
We had 7 brave souls take on the hills and the heat around Constable country on Sunday at the SVP50. This year had one of the highest DNF rates of recent years, and it unfortunately included two of own number, but still massive kudos to Natalie Lilley and Jodee Mayer, who put in huge efforts, but pulled out of the race due to various issues.
Big congrats to all our finishers, and especially to Terry, who managed to go 20 minutes quicker here than at the flatter, cooler Writtle Wround 50k a few weeks back, and to Karen, for completing her first ultra.
| Position | Runner | Time |
| 59 | Terry Alabaster | 06:43:03 |
| 60 | Nick Looby | 06:43:03 |
| 101 | Sarah Naughton | 07:20:59 |
| 133 | Jason Lilley | 08:19:49 |
| 134 | Karen Flowers | 08:19:51 |
Blackwater & Bocking 3km
We had three runners at this event, and a big congratulations to Mr Andrew Smith, who came 1st. Good work!
Andrew Smith – 11:17
Trevor Johnson – 12:42
Ann Johnson – 22:25
Tour of Terling -Day 1
Loads of WRC at this classic local event, hosted by MEC.
| Position | Name | Run Time |
| 5 | Scott Darney | 01:03:06 |
| 6 | Ryan Day | 01:03:06 |
| 14 | Tony Wallen | 01:11:18 |
| 18 | Chris Beazley | 01:15:12 |
| 27 | Andy White | 01:19:38 |
| 28 | Geoff Reddin | 01:19:38 |
| 33 | Brigid Wallen | 01:27:25 |
| 37 | Nicola Norman | 01:28:24 |
Race For Life – Pretty Muddy
Liz Prior, Katie Layley, Rachel Dingley and Abby Reilly ran around this 5km race as one, finishing together in 37:42. The ‘Pretty Muddy’ bit is what the race is called by the way, not my opinion of how they looked when they finished. I thought they only looked muddy.
Well done everyone, let me know if I’ve missed your race or result.
JB
Thought For The Week: “After seeing the earth from space, Neil Armstrong said it changed his perception of humanity. Before there were arbitrary divisions and strife, but afterwards he saw one people, all losers, who had never been to the moon ever.”
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Hadleigh 10k?