CASH BONUS FOR TRAIN WINNER
Hampshire police officer Sarah Hill pocketed a tasty £100 after beating the record in the Race the Train 14-mile Rotary Challenge at Tywyn.
The 40-year-old Farnham athlete, who is the British Police marathon champion, finished in 1-32.35, over three minutes clear of Welsh international Katie Beecher.
The race, which incorporated the Home Countries' international, was won by Welshman Michael Kallenberg (Cardiff), with in 1-19.26, just over a minute outside the record. Runner-up was England's Andy Greenleaf (Serpentine). Eryri's Richard Roberts, representing Wales, was fourth in 1-21.44.
Among other prominent North Wales results were: 13 Alex Lanz (Meirionnydd) 1-27.28, 16 Stefan Sayer (Menai) 1-28.43, 27 Ted Partridge (Wrexham, 2nd M50) 1-31.29.
Prestatyn's remarkable 87-year-old Eddie Naisby completed the testing multi-terrain course in 2-59.33.
The Quarry Challenge race was won by local runner Alun Williams in 37.43 and Kay Hatton (NWRR) was second L50 in 54.20.
Full results are on the Race the Train website.
Hampshire police officer Sarah Hill pocketed a tasty £100 after beating the record in the Race the Train 14-mile Rotary Challenge at Tywyn.
The 40-year-old Farnham athlete, who is the British Police marathon champion, finished in 1-32.35, over three minutes clear of Welsh international Katie Beecher.
The race, which incorporated the Home Countries' international, was won by Welshman Michael Kallenberg (Cardiff), with in 1-19.26, just over a minute outside the record. Runner-up was England's Andy Greenleaf (Serpentine). Eryri's Richard Roberts, representing Wales, was fourth in 1-21.44.
Among other prominent North Wales results were: 13 Alex Lanz (Meirionnydd) 1-27.28, 16 Stefan Sayer (Menai) 1-28.43, 27 Ted Partridge (Wrexham, 2nd M50) 1-31.29.
Prestatyn's remarkable 87-year-old Eddie Naisby completed the testing multi-terrain course in 2-59.33.
The Quarry Challenge race was won by local runner Alun Williams in 37.43 and Kay Hatton (NWRR) was second L50 in 54.20.
Full results are on the Race the Train website.
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