A staggering 33 IWRR’s supported the RAW – Run Around Wootton on Sunday raising money for the Hampshire and IW Air Ambulance and Wootton Primary School. IWRR’s had tested the route…

In an historic week for women’s athletics, with Dina Asher-Smith being the first woman to win a world championship sprint and Katerina Johnson-Thompson breaking the British record in the heptathlon,…

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

Lucy DeVille travelled up to Manchester to join 10,000 other runners for the Aldi Half Marathon. The race begins under the arch at White City on the A56 heading up Bridgewater Way before…

Started in 1991 by our very own Elaine Harris’ father Bill Bradley and his mate Frank Stevens. It started as a team building exercise for the staff at Moreys it…

The first in a series of three races, the Roadrunners were on the startline despite not being eligible to place in the race itself. The Ryde Harriers Championship saw wet…

A bright and breezy day awaited the 9 IOWRR’s who partook in the HRRL League Solent Half Marathon. The course wound through the New Forest starting and finishing in Gang…

One IOWRR travelled to compete in the multi-award winning and UK’s only international marathon from the historic Roman/Medieval international destination City of Chester. Runners leave the racecourse and head into…

If you’ve  ever done Walk the Wight over the years, you will know first hand how challenging the course is in places. It’s famous “undulations” are a test of mind over…