“Six NFRs turned out for DFR 10th Anniversary Cronkley Fell Race this year with Will Horsley storming along to win first place. Lee Bennett got third prize for Elswick. Running conditions were cool and the conditions were exceptionally dry underfoot … Continue reading →
“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 →
A new course record for NFR Will Horsley. Karen Robertson continues to reign as first lady. results from Marcus video by Francis Shillitoe organiser’s report from Marcus: Humbleton Fell Race – 18 June 2014 This was the third running of … Continue reading →
Alnwick’s Bruce Crombie is first in, with NFR John Butters following shortly after. Steph Scott is first lady. results from Phil blog report from John Butters photos from Andy Russell
Continue reading →On June 14th Lee Grant managed the Bob Graham Round in a quick 18hrs 56! Well done.
Continue reading →Steve Birkinshaw sets a new record for the Wainwrights. A truly phenomenal thing to do. Steve’s Blog
Continue reading →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, 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 →
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 →
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 →
