The beautiful South Downs Way. 26.2 miles of gorgeous undulating countryside and the setting for Second Wind Running’s midnight marathon. To quote the website… “A great way to run at…

The club had a record turn-out of 21 runners for the 59th IOW Marathon. A massive 157 runners lined up for the start. A contributory factor to the enormous field…

Ventnor. Famous for its crabs, micro climate and hills. … big hills…. lots of big hills. Fiercely competitive and famously challenging, these races are tough. The Ryde Harriers annual Fell…

Started in 2013, this weekend of running has become a firm favourite on the south coast running calendar. With 4 distances on offer as well as 4 junior fun runs…

Our Northern Borders section was in action this weekend as Calli Sharp competed for the first time in a while in this lapped race. The 8th running of this race,…

This was the second year a team of IOWRR’s took on the 100 mile South Downs Way Relay. We had a team of six relay runners, a driver and navigator/timer….

First held in 1957, this is the longest continuous running marathon in the UK. Historic for so many reasons, this marathon has seen tears and triumph over the years. From…

Most people when they get to a big Birthday would have a party, go on a holiday or treat themselves to something luxurious right? Not our Julie Dixon….. oh noooooooo!…

10 IOWRR crossed the water to participate in the New Forest festival of running on an overcast Sunday. The new look event attracted 5,000 runners for the four races –…

Having been the first man home in last year’s marathon, our eminence of elevation, Stuart Backhouse was back this year to tackle the half.  Billed as “The Tough One” this…