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Premier Power Larne Half-Marathon

Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (3 votes).

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The big picture (3 votes)
Overall score
 
80%
How many would do it again?
 
100%
 
Details:
Scenery
 
100%
PB potential
 
60%
Atmosphere
 
73%
Organisation
 
80%
Value
 
73%
Beginner-friendliness
 
73%
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2008
 

2008 race reviewed by: No Pain
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
100%
PB potential
 
60%
Atmosphere
 
60%
Organisation
 
100%
Value
 
80%
Beginner-friendliness
 
80%

In short: It was a little windy!!!!!
Date of review: October 29, 2008

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2008 race reviewed by: paul the builder
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
100%
PB potential
 
60%
Atmosphere
 
80%
Organisation
 
80%
Value
 
80%
Beginner-friendliness
 
80%

In short: The Antrim coast - conditions might be tough, but made up for by the scenery
In full: This race could easily rate wildly differently every year, entirely due to the conditions. This year there was a fierce northerly wind, making the first 5 miles running up the coast road very tough. Smart runners forgot about their target pace and got tucked in to a big group. There's then a 3 mile sections with a few climbs to form a short loop around the villages of Ballygally and Cairncastle, before coming home on the cost road again - this time it was downwind.

Well organised, plenty of marshalls (although that didn't stop a number of drivers determined to display their impatience and idiocy).
Date of review: April 4, 2008

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2008 race reviewed by: Cathy Campbell
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
100%
PB potential
 
60%
Atmosphere
 
80%
Organisation
 
60%
Value
 
60%
Beginner-friendliness
 
60%

In short: Sea breezes provide a fun new type of resistence training!
In full: A nice, friendly and well organised race. The stiff sea breeze added an extra dimension to the challenge, but the stunning Antrim coast road more than made up for that. Slightly unusual to get the t-shirt and banana before the run, but very nice and appreciated all the same.
Date of review: April 3, 2008

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