John Skelton wins at World Masters Championships
John Skelton (pictured above, centre, on the podium) wins the M65 8km Cross Country Race at the World Masters Championships in Perth, Australia. Diane Farmer is fifth in the F55 Women’s Race.
John Skelton (pictured above, centre, on the podium) wins the M65 8km Cross Country Race at the World Masters Championships in Perth, Australia. Diane Farmer is fifth in the F55 Women’s Race.
Marshall Milton Keynes was well-represented in the Milton Keynes Marathon Weekend as the rain held off and fast times were achieved on new courses, which finished in Campbell Park for the first time. In the Rocket 5k, MMK runners won three of the main categories, with second places in two more. Jack Rose won the…
Fourteen MMK runners competed in the Milton Keynes Winter Half Marathon on a rainy and windy morning. First MMK runner home was Steve Tuttle in 73:49, with Rebecca Carrasco the first MMK woman home in 89:16. Ben Harrison was second M35 to finish in 15th place. On a day when personal bests were hard to…
Twenty seven MMK athletes competed in the Newport Pagnell Carnival 5km race. Second home was Matt Dicks, with Viv Parnell-Murphy third and Adam Stone fifth. Elle Roche was the first woman home, with Sophia Campbell fifth. There were category wins for Adam Stone (M35), Stephen Green (M45) and Debra Brent (F60). Pos M/F Cat Name…
Twelve MMK members took part in the British Masters Virtual 5km Championships. Runners had to use Garmin or Strava to record a 5km time between 14th and 20th June. Pos Cat Cat Time 141 71 Ian Wood M35 16:31 329 102 Matthew Clarke M40 17:17 599 177 Michael Smith M40 18:04 732 208 David Moody…
This year’s Round Milton Keynes Relay is due to take place on Sunday 19 May. For the event to happen this year Alec Walliker needs someone to manage the event on the day. Alex is prepared to accept the entries and set the start times but cannot be there on the day. Anybody interested please…
Six MMK athletes competed in The Big Half on the streets of London. The overall winner was Sir Mo Farah in 61:15. The first MMK runner home was Steve Herring (M50) in 133rd place in 74:13. He was the first M50 to finish. Gary Blaber (M45) was four and a half minutes behind finishing 296th…