Marketed as “Hilly,muddy, cold and wet” this infamous course was an instant draw for off road magnates Michael Coultrup and Dan Williams. The impossibly early start saw our 2 boys…

Whilst the London Marathon was unfolding, the Spanish capital was hosting it’s own marathon, and Richard Bezer was there to represent the IWRR. He has kindly given this account of…

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…

The annual away day. A coach load of sleepy roadrunners piling onto an obscenely early ferry. All blagging the free hot water on the ferry to chomp on their porridge,…

4 Isle of Wight Road Runners travelled to Cranbourne Chase to take part in the ‘Ox Races’. Zoe Elliot, Steve Apsey, Julie Rasmussen and Steve Hickman turned up to the…

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…

Nick contributed this report on his amazing IOW Challenge run… The IOW ultra challenge is a 106km route around the Island. It starts and finishes in Chale, running clockwise and…

A gorgeous Autumn sunny sky prevailed as our team of runners lined up for the second league race of the season. Hosted by Hardley Runners, the 13.1 miles began at…

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….

As if smashing the South Downs as part of last weekend’s successful IWRR Relay team, Stu Backhouse was back to give the historic path another bash…. but this time doing…