After a third place finish in 2012, and fourth last year, Cheltenham Harrier Ben Price won the race ahead of other holidaying runners and local stalwarts, in 36:16. With five visiting runners in the top ten, it was Paul Whear (Carn Runners) who took the honours locally for maximum MTRS Read more…
It seems inevitable that Cornwall AC‘s Emma Stepto will win a Cornish GP race outright before long, having finished second overall on more than one occasion this season. On Friday, at the St Levan 10k, it fell to Mounts Bay Harrier and GB triathlete Neil Eddy to deny her the Read more…
Here at Cornwall Running News we love to read race reports from near and far, from the shortest road race to some of the longest trail ultras. So this month we’re very happy to host this guest blog from At Your Pace trail runner Andy Jukes, who spent five days Read more…
WEEKEND ROUND-UP: 19/20 JULY Cornish runners and triathletes were treated to hot conditions for some tough racing this weekend. Even the early start at Stithians Lake didn’t seem to help a great deal, with competitors dealing with temperatures heading over 20 degrees. STITHIANS TRIATHLON (Open water, standard distance) In the Read more…
Both county 5K track champs were in action this week, at the tough six mile Bude Lifeboat Run on Wednesday. Dan Rodgers (Launceston Road Runners) was the clear winner in the men’s race, completing the six miles in 33:06, two minutes clear of James Cole and Stuart Nicholas (St Austell RC). Ladies 5K Read more…
Here at Cornwall Running News we love to read race reports from far flung places, so we’re very happy to introduce our first Guest Post, a report from At Your Pace trail runner Loyd Purvis, as he takes us through his adventures competing in Transvulcania in La Palma this May. Read more…
A surprise break in the weather provided clear skies for this year’s Marazion 10k. The wind made things tough at the front of the pack, but there were PB’s all round further down the field. As expected, Emma Stepto (Cornwall AC) held onto the ladies trophy for the eighth time, and Read more…
Enthusiastic parkrunners turned out in force to welcome parkrun to Cornwall, as almost 150 attended Lanhydrock House this morning. Runners of all ages came to enjoy the beautiful grounds and challenging course, left muddy by the recent rain. Included among them were several Cani-Cross runners, two of whom took out Read more…