Our very own marathon legend Steve Hickman was the only intrepid Road Runner in this closed road race. Having run an incredible 132 marathons, this should seem like a walk…

Promising plenty of hills, mud and cattle grids to navigate, the Downland Devil would be the perfect challenge for Ian Dyer who travelled to Lancing West Sussex to take on…

19 IWRR’s coached to participate in Eastleigh 10k today. This year saw the largest number on entrants, always a well marshaled and supported road race following a figure of eight route through Eastleigh…

Having run the course in its entirety last year, Pat Harris decided to make it into a team outing this year by gathering together 12 to run as 3 relay…

Wet, Hilly, Windy and Muddy. Are the four words our Chairman, Pat Harris,used to describe his experience at Clarendon marathon. This point to point Marathon follows the Clarendon Way from…

The Dave Dellar 5 always signals the start of the Summer. The clocks are about to change, the evenings are getting lighter and we celebrate the end of the Winter…

A soggy out and back along the seafront from Sandown to Shanklin promised some super speedy times given the pancake flat nature of the course. Starting at Sandown Zoo four…

Roger Merry and Lyn Snow travelled to Southsea to participate in the 5th annual 8 mile race. The course is a fast flat one run along the seafront, today’s bright…

Sunday 1st March was the final of the Ryde Harriers Cross Country series. The Arthur Biggs Handicap race; which participants could enter if they’d raced at least one of the previous…

A total of 29 IWRR’s took on the undulating mud and water that has become synonymous with Ryde Harriers XC’s. This was the second of their 2015 Cross Country season. Very…