Sunday 1st March was the final of the Ryde Harriers Cross Country series. The Arthur Biggs Handicap race; which participants could enter if they’d raced at least one of the previous…

The sun drenched banks of the River Avon were the backdrop of the ninth Hampshire Road Race League race. Starting in the City of Salisbury Athletics track, some 20 Roadrunners…

The first of a number of races IWRR participated in this weekend – Splash & Dash. It was 5km starting from Shanklin pier navigating 43 groynes and finishing at Yaverland….

Dublin. Capital of Southern Ireland and largest city on the Emerald Isle. Famous for its welcoming locals, nightlife and of course it’s Guinness.  Club stalwart Keith Ruth took the journey…

The banks of the River Avon were the backdrop of the eighth Hampshire Road Race League race. Starting in the City of Salisbury Athletics track, some 12 Roadrunners made trip…

100 miles. It’s a long way. It’s a very long way. It’s the same distance roughly from Portsmouth to Northampton or from London to Brighton and back again. It’s a…

Distance supremo Steve Hickman is back! And when I say back I mean BACK!! No messing about with a half marathon or even a marathon for him this weekend, he’s…

Bournemouth hosted for the fourth year a series of races for competitors starting with a 5k, then an evening 10k both on the Saturday followed by a half marathon and…

Its biggest half marathon in the world. 57 000 people all following the same path, taking the same steps, sharing the same experience. Places are hard to secure with only…

More famous for its deer than its marathon, Richmond Park is a quiet idyll surrounded by the big city. Hard to believe it is on the outskirts of the capital,…