Another race to take place on Sunday was the Run Durham Dalton Park (near as damn) Spring 10km race…which starts in the Dalton Park shopping outlet. This is described as a fast 10km route that uses the shopping outlet and a disused road, with a small climb at 1.5k and a 1.5mi trail path. Leigh […]
We had a number of our runners in action at the York 10 mile and marathon events this weekend. These races are flat and fast and practically on the doorstep, so ideal for PB hunters and first timers alike. 10 MileTony Winward was once again first home over the distance, breaking the hour mark finishing
Leigh Towers was the only Harrier in action at this years Great Cumbrian Run on a weekend when even the ducks decided to wear waterproofs! Leaving this years dedicated start/finish area at The Sheepmount Athletics Stadium, the race route takes runners past the iconic Carlisle castle and into the city before heading out into the
Sunday saw a large turnout at the Redcar Running Festival where club members were spread over the mornings three events. Athletes had the option of running the Beacon 5km, Zetland 10km or the Half Marathon on the day, with all courses flat and fast giving athletes a great platform to achieve a quick time. On
16 Harriers headed to New Marske earlier this evening for the Autumn Coast Road 5K. Conditions were very windy with gusts up to 44mph and what must have seemed like a sandstorm hitting the runners head on as they made their way up the coast road. Despite the poor conditions, John Clifford was first across
Sunday saw a large Harrier turnout at the Tees Pride 10km race, a race which is known for faster conditions than our home town race with less undulation around the course. It came as no surprise to see so many fantastic performances from the club members.Colin Taylor was once again the first Harrier home finishing
