John Boothman is a pretty consistent runner. He finished this race in exactly the same time, to the second, as he did two years ago.
1254 John Boothman 1:37:28
2316 Paul Elcock 1:38:49
33013 Colette Ward 2:24:50
11 Emma Bailey 21:37
21 Will Pease 20:51 New PB
23 David Pease 20:58 New PB
32 Lucille Pickles 21:30
33 Jack Villiers 21:30
Under 17
1 Jack Villiers 18:30
3 Jimmy Craig 17:11
13 Scott McCredie 20:01
25 David Pease 22:18
Under 17
4 Jack Villiers
Under 14
9 Connor Fitzpatrick 8:45
18 Ciara Duffy 9:57
19 Amber Muller 10:18
Under 12
7 Logan McCredie 6:26
9 Lucille Pickles 6:33 (2nd girl)
15 Will Pease 6:49
17 George Fitzpatrick 6:54
28 Alfie Muller 7:30
31 Garth Duffy 7:43
32 Jody Whitfield
40 Lily-Grace Clayton 8:17
Under 9
2 Isaac Reeday 3:48
8 Bella McCredie 4:17 (3rd girl)
12 Oscar Clayton 4:36
15 Summer Fitzpatrick 4:40
4 Jimmy Craig 15:19
14 Scott McCredie 17:28
25 Andy Smith 19:39
26 David Pease 19:44
42 Shane Muller 20:49
72 Tony Duffy 25:44
83 Kirstain Clayton 34:10
A good performance by Emma Pease saw her finish first F40 in this Innovate mid week series.
4 Jonathan Cleaver 35:32
13 Ian Cocks 39:59
20 David Pease 42:47
26 Amdrew Smith 43:54
58 Emma Pease 50:02 (1st F40)
Just two Barlickers out at this race, which is a tough one, but has a good route. John Boothman managed to go astray and it seems that in true fell running style, so did plenty of others.
19 Craig Storozuk 2:55:57
24 John Boothman 3:12:57
The title is short for the Courmayeur, Champex-Lac, Chamonix race and it covers 101 km with 6,100 meters of ascent. Converting this to English money, it is just over 60 miles in length with over 20,000 feet of ascent - a daunting challenge for anyone. A lot did not make it. 2132 started and over 550 dropped out, with 1578 finishers.
There was no dropping out for Gary Bradley. His race went well and he finished in 466th place in 19hrs, 43mins which was inside his target time of under 20 hrs. Quite an achievement.
A race report from Gary follows
This race is an undulating 20 mile race, with 1000 ft of ascent, mainly on country lanes. There are a couple of climbs in it which are challenging, but they are not too long, which makes this race excellent preparation for a marathon.
When taking part in this race, both Jon Cleaver and Luke Turner had their sights set firmly on the Berlin Marathon in four week's time. Next week, they are hoping to retain the Yorkshireman Pairs Title before they begin tapering.
3 Jon Cleaver 1:55:40
23 Luke Turner 2:16:19
7 Zac Kaye 20:43
20 Lucy Beresford 24:31 New PB
21 Hannah Newbold 24:33 New PB
2 Ian Beresford 17:46
9 Barrie Charnley 18:58
163 Marie Beech 28:12
The U14s & U17s run together and a brilliant run by Jacob Reeday saw him finish closely behind Jack Villiers to take the U14 title. In the U12 girls race, Lucille Pickles trounced the opposition to easily run out race winner, with Isobelle Teal securing third place.
U17/U14 Race
5 Jack Villiers 9:23
6 Jacob Reeday 9:27 (1st U14, 1st local)
U12 Race
5 Lucille Pickles 7:28 (1st girl)
8 Will Pease 7:44
18 Isobelle Teal 11:05 (3rd girl)
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.