St George’s 10
Declared the patron saint of England in 1327 by King Edward III, St George was the embodiment of his vision for his Kingdom. Strong, fearless…. England’s hero. That’s exactly what…
Declared the patron saint of England in 1327 by King Edward III, St George was the embodiment of his vision for his Kingdom. Strong, fearless…. England’s hero. That’s exactly what…
We had an impressive 36 IOWRR’s competing in the West Wight Sport Centres Chilly Hilly; a 10 mile cross country run taking in some of the most spectacular views and hills the…
110 ladies & 224 men crossed the finish line of the Isle of Wight Half Marathon 2014. The club enjoyed a fantastic turnout of 31 runners, and also lots of…
On his 164th marathon, distance king Steve Hickman travelled to Sussex to take on the Steyning Stinger, his 18th consecutive year of doing so. The course goes from the village…
Starting on Bacon Lane on the Southern tip of Hayling Island, the Roadrunners lined up in the chilly air of a cold and crisp November morning to take on this…
Three IOWRR’s travelled to participate in the Solent Half Marathon. The lovely course winds through the New Forest around Exbury and along the Solent shore at Lepe. The course takes in…
The Isle of Wight Road Runners Club 10k brought a huge turnout, as 41 runners threw their hats in the ring to compete for cash and glory! Add to those…
Hot humid temperatures were the backdrop for the Club 10K Championship in July 2014 with 49 club members, and lots of others in attendance kindly giving their time to marshal,…
There is something about us modern humans….. we love free stuff. We are never happier than when we’ve found something the sale or got a great 3 for 2 deal…
James Shoulder took the trip to Exeter on Sunday to take on this sold out half marathon alongside 2500 other runners. Starting at the Exeter Arena, James set out into…