Provisional results and medals available ..

Provisional results are posted by class in the results section. If you think we've made any mistakes, please let us know.

We've set it up so that you can buy one of the children's medals if you would like one as a souvenir (a number of you asked on the day, but didn't pick up where to get them from in the details we sent out):

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Unfortunately the list of entrants on the day has gone missing (all Dil's fault) so we don't have details for the following finishers. If this is you or you know who it is, could you send us their names and age on the day of the race. Thanks!

236 - 6 year old girl, 19th in U7, wearing black fleece with big pink spots and grey leggings
237 - 3 year old boy, 55th in U7, holding hands with 204, brown coat with hood up, brown legs.
238 - 12 year old boy, 43rd in U13 race, wearing grey beanie hat, grey hoodie and grey jogging bottoms with red stripe
240 - 6 year old girl, 16th in U7, wearng a pink rugby shirt, pink mittens and black leggings
242 - 4 year old girl, 45th in U7, holding hands with 211 pink and grey beanie, pink top, pink legs, pink shoes
271 - 5 year old girl, 33rd in U7, wearing woolly hat with long ear flaps, grey coat, pink mitts and stripey leggings
755 - 40 year old man, wearing purple rugby top and grey legs

Don't forget to give us a rating and leave feedback on the Runners World events list. We'd be particularly interested to hear what you thought of the bad weather route compared to our normal one.

This years winning pre-race excuse was from (Rev) John Harper and was ... "I won't do very well today because, as a vicar, December is my busy time. God knows how much training I've done, and he's not telling!"


Finally, a message from Simon who many of you saw collapsed in the finish funnel .... "Please pass my thanks again onto all who helped, especially the man who helped me cross the finish line and the first aiders who suffered the cold whilst I had a half hour break/nap on the field. Seriously, I was surprised that my legs let me down in such a prominent place and am appreciative of the assistance of volunteers".

Simon reports that he feels fine after spending Boxing Day afternoon on the sofa doing some serious carbo (re)loading.

Lost property - one blue Tottenham beanie. Contact us via the website to reclaim.