450 runners took on the 5th running of this famously tough race. Self billed as  “wet, muddy, steep and cold” its the perfect way to burn off those extra Quality…

So flat the elevation ends up in minus figures, this out and back half marathon is a surprisingly off road affair following footpaths and trails along the iconic banks of…

8 IWRR took to the New Forest to race the 10 mile multi-terrain course. Rain and wind didn’t hamper spirits and all eight completed the distance. The results as follows:…

7.30am Cowes floating bridge. 5 teams are poised to embark on a 70 mile round trip. That will see 80 runners change their self selected batons 50 times, clock up over…

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…

Yep! He’s back out there again! Steve Hickman lined up for marathon number 172 on Sunday 20th March as he took on this beast of an off road challenge. Named…

A large group of IWRR’s traveled to Brighton to either compete in the Marathon or support the runners.  An expected 10,000 people were due to finish the race. Weather conditions changed…

Our emperor of endurance was back out in Dorset to tackle another lapped event, this time the very spritely named Unicorn Frolic. Set in the Morton Equestrian Estate near Dorchester,…

Ryde Harriers were the hosts for another sold out Hampshire League race on Sunday. The snowy showers from the previous few days had cleared to leave a chill in the…

It’s not very often I get to say this, but marathon supremo Steve Hickman ran a half on Bank Holiday Monday over in his home County Kent. Scorching temperatures of…