100 km of British athletics championship in Mallory Park, Lesester, on Saturday, includes the home countries of the Anglo-Celtic plate
Henry Hart and Kelsi’s prices have reached the 100 km of the British Championships in the British Athletics in Athletics (May 3). Reports report adrian Stot.
The course was 4,872 kilometers, each arms with some luck. Runners ran into a part of the arms, then the 20 automotive race schemes.
Rob Payn, England, was a long time, which was quite associated with a small group, including the previous winner Jarlath McKenna, Henry Hart, Kieran McGonigle, Shaun Dixon and Gary Marshang.
Payn still lasts in the middle, but the flat appeared from the chasing group to take 40 miles and never led.
A little while raising the pace, the flat remained until the end, 6:37:18 to calculate the 10th athletic GB list. On a sweet Mallory Park course, which was described in different ways as a challenge and hard runners, it was a great time.
In recent months, PBs entered the PBs (2:18:45) and 50 km (2:50:33).
The England Shaun Dickson was in second place 6. 56. On 13, Circally, Irish McGonigll, at 6 p.m. 59. 44. McCenna, in the fourth, 7:06: 07 captured at GB championships.
The men’s team competition decided about the accumulative time of the first three finals of each nation, it was decided to final. The first three runners in Scotland remained strong to Iceland in the third place.
Together, Katie Younton, England’s Stepl McCell Trio, along with Karen Wilton, the price of Kelsi and Karen Wilton in Northern Ireland.
It was a price that strengthened the second half of the race, take the title at 7:44 minutes ago, at 7:49:57. Katie Young gave England a clean sweep sweep, holding the third place at 8:05:47.
This gave Women of England a clear victory in the team competition in the country. Scotland was the second and Ireland third.
It was a great way for the price at the beginning of the week to celebrate its choice earlier for the GB 24-hour team for the Iaw World Cup in France in October. His time puts his 13th athletes on all the British rankings of all time in women.
