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Pocket Race Guide - Easter Bank Holiday Races
By on 17/03/2011 15:26:40
Make the most of the flurry of bank holidays this Easter with our pick of the best British races.
local support and the event's famously slick organisation ensures this race always comes highly recommended. After pitting your legs against the strong field of club runners in this fast and furious dash, you can tuck into a well-deserved hot cross bun
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RW Previews: GRIM, January 18
By Runner's World on 20/11/2003 14:30:32
Why not jump into the deep end at this multi-terrain event in Hampshire?
very impressive stuff, we’re sure you'd all agree. In fact it sounds like a great place for 2000 multi-terrain-loving competitors to stretch their legs. Well, the organisers of the GRIM seem to think so and who would argue with them, after so many of RW
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The Holly & Mistletoe Christmas Frolic, Dec 14
By Fat Buddha on 17/12/2003 11:15:48
More fun, running and socialising at the latest Forumite gathering
getting a pass-out from Mrs Snoop) Suffolk Punch,Tired Legs,Tiger,Juliejoo, N(s)icko,Mo.After much pfaffing around and getting cold, the runners head off for a gentle 10-miler near the Thames on tracks, footpaths and bridleways. A few brave souls decide
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Forum v Ballbuster Duathlon: Tough To A Tee
By Runner's World on 15/11/2007 14:28:41
Watch our forum Pirates take on this gutsy 40-mile challenge on the slopes of Box Hill
It’s no coincidence that sporting events staged near Box Hill, Surrey, come with intimidating titles (think the Knacker Cracker 10K or the Surrey Legs of Steel Challenge). As one of the best-known summits of the North Downs, it poses a
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Races of the Year 2010: Beginner-friendly
By on 20/01/2011 18:45:02
First race on the horizon? Pick one of these for a memorable welcome to our sport
, while the distance is perfect for those taking the next step up from 10K. Plus the fresh sea air, music and great support from the crowds help keep spirits high.4. London Santa Run 6KBattersea, December 5 Two thousand Santas legging it through Battersea
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TW Race Report: Ironman Wales
By Tobias Mews on 26/10/2011 12:02:56
Tri World's Tobias Mews takes on the first Ironman Wales
themselves into crashing waves, doing their best to dive under or over to make some progress. Even the strongest swimmers later agreed it had been a rough first leg. But with 50 qualifying slots to the Ford Ironman World Championships in Kona available
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TW Race Report: Valencia Tri
By Dominique Brady on 15/11/2011 12:54:10
We headed to the Spanish city for the perfect end-of-season triathlon challenge
- Saturday was given over to various promotional events - and was impressed by the atmosphere generated by supporters, and relieved by the range of abilities on show. Far from being the preserve of the elites, the Valencia Triathlon appeared to be all about
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TW Race Report: Tri Windermere
By Louise Steggals on 03/10/2011 10:00:00
for wondering if they'd turned up at the same venue; in 2010 the rain came down in torrents, but this year's event was blessed with sunshine.The perfect conditions made for a trouble-free swim in the lake. The 43K undulating bike leg didn't present too many
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TW Race Report: Tighnabruaich Triathlon
By Louise Steggals on 03/10/2011 10:00:00
Distance: 750m/ 20K/ 5KWhere: Karnes, Argyll, ScotlandWhen: July 3First man: Graham Leitch 59:13First woman: Kerry Macphee 1:10:12Last finisher: 2:04:29No of finishers: 117This new sprint-distance event is bound to become a season favourite
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TW Race Report: Blithfield Triathlon
By Louise Steggals on 03/10/2011 10:00:00
mouthfuls of mucky water when the swim leg of your triathlon takes place in a reservoir for drinking water.Athletes took advantage of the good weather conditions to make quick work of the two-lap 1.5K swim. The bike course was a scenic 40K trek through
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