Hampshire’s newest 10k race took place on Sunday. Based at the fantastic Ageas Bowl (formerly The Rosebowl), the runners start and finish at the home of Hampshire cricket.  Beginning at…

Three very demanding races awaited our 13 IWRR’s. We had entrants into each race; Half Marathon, 20 Miles and finally a full Marathon. The races were held in Rushmore Estate,…

Trish Train was on the unearthly early 6 am ferry amid sub zero temperatures as she made her way over to the 28th  running of the Chichester 10k.  Run on…

Three IORR’s travelled up to Scotland to partake in the Glencoe Marathon. They set up camp Friday in anticipation of the race today. The course is all off road trail…

Described by organisers at Relish Running (calm down, there’s no burgers involved) as one of the most scenic events in the Country, with a trail run for all the family….

Running 66 miles, it’s a long way…….it’s a flipping long way! It’s incomprehensible for 99.9% of the population. It’s no flat 66 miles either. It’s unrelenting undulation, on footpaths mostly….

Just 13 Roadrunners lined up on the start line of Sundays open Cross Country Competition at Smallbrook Stadium.  The runners were blessed with some pretty perfect running conditions and were…

Amsterdam. Homage to the golden age of the 17th century. Famous for its artistic heritage, elaborate canals, gabled houses amongst other things……… like it’s fast and flat marathon, (what did…

Two Road Runners tackled the notoriously undulating Beachy Head Marathon, the second hardest marathon in the UK, Steve Marathon-Man Hickman and Ian Dyer, less than two week after they had…

New York, New York. The Big Apple. So great they named it twice. The city that never sleeps. Iconic, Majestic, Mesmerising. Home of the Skyscraper, the yellow taxi and Lady Liberty. Its…