Langdale Horseshoe
Top performance from NFRs Mark Clarkson (32nd) and Rob Salter (33rd) despite heavy falls. Results on Ambleside AC More on Twitter | Facebook
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NFR on twitter
There is now an NFR twitter account thanks to John Butters … @NlndFellRunners webpage: https://twitter.com/NlndFellRunners
Continue reading →Ian Hodgson Mountain Relay
“NFR ran well at the Ian Hodgson Relay in the Lake District on Sunday. In testing misty conditions, each pair ran to their optimum ability with no navigational errors or mishaps. NFR finished 34th out of 70 teams, and first … Continue reading →
Steve Birkinshaw’s Wainwrights
A film about Steve’s achievement was premiered recently – read more on this ITV report
Continue reading →Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc
Well done Steph Scott! “Huge congrats to Steph! She has completed the UTMB in 44hrs 53. Absolutely brilliant!!!! What an achievement.” – John B The Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc covers around 168km with 9600m of ascent! The North Face Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc
Continue reading →More BGR success
“Many congratulations to Ben Rowley on his successful BGR in a very speedy 20:45 (I think that’s correct) . Ben set off last night from the Moot Hall returning with plenty of time to spare this afternoon. ” – Steph
Continue reading →80km du Mont Blanc
“Yet more success for John Telfer (aka Keswick John), who has just completed his fourth Ultra of the year – The 80km du Mont Blanc in the Chamonix Valley. John describes this as his toughest ever day with three 4000 … Continue reading →
BGR Success
On June 14th Lee Grant managed the Bob Graham Round in a quick 18hrs 56! Well done.
Continue reading →Steve Birkinshaw’s Wainwrights run
Steve Birkinshaw sets a new record for the Wainwrights. A truly phenomenal thing to do. Steve’s Blog
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 →