Montafon Aarlberg Marathon
Paul Appleby reports on this marathon in Austria.
Continue reading →Sedbergh Hills: report
Sedbergh Hills: report from Dave Johnson 14 miles 6000 feet I travelled over with John Tollitt along with Trevor Wakenshaw of NS Poly who slept all the way there and all the way back! The weather was fine on Tyneside … Continue reading →
Sedbergh Hills
Frank Shillitoe first in for this NFR Championship race on Sunday. Excellent conditions for this excellent run. report from Dave Johnson en route photos by Andy Russell video by John Marsh on YouTube
Continue reading →Forestburn Fell Race
Well done to Bruce Crombie (Alnwick) and Hannah Shillitoe (Heaton) who win the men’s and women’s. A few photos from Andy Russell. Here are the full results from and report from Will: “A new show field brought yet another course change … Continue reading →
Great Hetha Run
Part of Hethpool Show on Sunday. results from photo screenshot of organiser’s report posted on Facebook ‘NFR and Friends’ group (thanks to Andy Russell) a few more photos by Thomas Russell
Continue reading →Powburn Show Hill Race
a few photos from Thomas Russell results and report from Glen: A sunny and bright day greeted the runners for the 4th Powburn Show hill race. A classic out and back 3.8 mile course. Last year’s winner, Phil Sanderson returned … Continue reading →
Lakeland 50
Lakeland 50: Ben Rowley in the top ten, John Butters 21st and Frank Shillitoe 29th. Here’s John’s blog report
Continue reading →International Snowdon Race
Report from John Tollitt Chapter 3 International Snowdon Race Having already completed races up the biggest mountains in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, next on my list was the Ras Ryngwladol Yr Wyddfa or the International Snowdon Race … Continue reading →
Coniston Country Fair
Coniston Country Fair: report from Andy Russell John Tollitt, Frank Shillitoe and myself enjoyed a great afternoon out at the Coniston Country Fair Fell race yesterday.
Continue reading →Beacon Hill Fell Race
“Another good turnout of 49 runners for this year’s race on a wonderful warm summers night, with conditions extremely dry underfoot – a complete contrast to last years boggy conditions. At the sharp end Duncan Archer and David Beech were … Continue reading →