Results for the City of Norwich half-marathon, 23-Nov-2014
The Anstiss’s completed an extremely wet half marathon in Norwich. Tom achieved a sub-90 minute chip time but Judith and Gerry achieved higher category places!
The Anstiss’s completed an extremely wet half marathon in Norwich. Tom achieved a sub-90 minute chip time but Judith and Gerry achieved higher category places!
Chris Foxall ran a season-best time in this 13.1 mile race in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Monika completed herĀ first trail half marathon. Hope the toe nailsĀ have recovered!
Dave Kelly, Steve Kelly and Helen Rathbone completed this Halloween themed half-marathon.
4 Sphinx runners completed this half-marathon at the other end of the M69, with good times all round.
12 Sphinx runners completed this big local half, with Mark Moran bagging another PB and Suresh Basra completing his first half-marathon.
Karen Timothy and Gerry and Tom Anstiss completed this 13.1 mile race. Karen said:
Nice course well marshalled, and plenty of spectator support on route.
Laura Pibworth-Dolinski enjoyed this scenic half-marathon:
This half-marathon course follows a beautiful scenic route through the town of Henley-on-Thames, over the famous bridge, along sections of the Thames tow path (running alongside future Olympic rowers-in-training), multi-million pound mansions and idyllic village churches. Apart from a painfully long hill (1.5 miles up), and a long stretch of steep downhill (from Fawley Village to Fawley Bottom no less), this course is mostly flat, and is a mixture of terrain; footpaths, road and a short section of grass through the privately-owned Fawley Lodge. This Grade-I listed building is attributed to Sir Christopher Wren, with landscaping from Capability Brown (There is a Sphinx link here – you need to marshall in the field at Coombe Abbey to find out more!), and was apparently the inspiration for Toad Hall. The race starts and finishes at Henley Rugby club, with car parking on the river bank! Finishers received a Lidl goody bag and a medal, and we had a well-earned Sunday dinner with the family.
3 Sphinx runners completed this popular half-marathon, with Dave West describing it as follows:
It was a well organised event, several thousand people running it and thousands of people around the course supporting. The route was interesting, especially the bit through an industrial estate and running under the M1, it was fairly flat though!
Jackie and Mitch Timms completed this unique off-road event in Wales. The description and feedback from Mitch was very positive:
Cracking half, all off-road. A steam train from Ffestiniog railway station to the start, then a ‘shark’s teeth’ course back to the station. Definitely do again in 2015.
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