Steve Birkinshaw’s Wainwrights run
Steve Birkinshaw sets a new record for the Wainwrights. A truly phenomenal thing to do. Steve’s Blog
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Roman Wall Show Fell Race
Provisional results (a few times are missing) for the fell race, counter in the NFR Champs. * photos from Fergus Robinson/Marcus Byron photos from Pauline Alexander (Andy R)
Continue reading →The Yomp (1st June)
THE YOMP, Sunday 1st June Ten Northumberland Fell Runners took to the Westmorland Fells on for the 4th race in the 2014 NFRS champs. This 23 mile race was instigated to commemorate that famous ‘Yomp’ across the Falklands to Port … Continue reading →
Alwinton Fell Race
Well done to NFRs Chris Winter and Karen Robertson, first man and woman home. Results from Sue and Phil Andy Russell writes: “About 30 of us set off on the Alwinton Fell Race in hazy sunshine mindful of heavy rain … Continue reading →
Yetholm Hill Race
From Les: “A big thank you to everyone who helped or ran at Yetholm today. It was welcome return to a proper traditional low key race for us following last year’s extravaganza……37 happy runners all agreeing that going clockwise is … Continue reading →
Himalayan Kingdom Marathon
“More success for NFR’s adventurous husband and wife – Peter and Coleen Reed have both completed The Himalayan Kingdom Marathon and Half Marathon in Bhutan. The tour started with a 10k race, before 5 days treking up to an altitude … Continue reading →
Inter-Counties Fell Running Championships, Blackburn
Steph Scott reports on the Inter-Counties Fell Running Championships.
Continue reading →Helvellyn Race
photos of a few NFRs in the race at Grand Day Out Photography
Continue reading →Transylvanian Ultra success
“More success for the international man of NFR – John Telfer who has just completed a 100km ultra in the remote mountains of Transylvania. The route took in over 20,000ft of ascent and descent, and John finished in 22hrs and … Continue reading →
Carlton Challenge
results on Esk Valley site “It was a cool evening, but the rain held off and the clouds were high, giving good views over the North Yorks Moors. In this 5 mile race with 860 ft of climbing, Will Horsley … Continue reading →