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RAC’s Fantastic Five Finish London Marathon

22 April 2024 (by D.Cartwright)

RAC’s Fantastic Five Finish London Marathon

 

Radcliffe Athletics club had a fantastic five finishers at this year’s London Marathon. First over the line for Radcliffe was Ian Swan, running his first road marathon in a cracking time of 3 hours, 29 minutes and 15 seconds. Radcliffe’s first female finisher was Mia Derbyshire, running London within 7 days of her Manchester Marathon, and in a similar time too, coming in at 3:50:29. Also running in the capital for Radcliffe were Stephen Crowe (5:07:42), Elaine Bailey (5:34:06), and Bev Quinton (6:37:09).

 

Radcliffe AC’s juniors and seniors had a day to remember at the seaside this weekend at the Blackpool Festival of Running, which includes a marathon, half marathon, 10k, 5k, and 2k. Completing the marathon distance was Amy Brough-Aikin, coasting in at 4:28:57, whilst Ethan Malone and Charlotte Holden enjoyed the half marathon in 2:10:28 and 2:20:15 respectively. First finisher for Radcliffe in the 10k was Andrew O’Donnell in a fantastic time of 41 minutes and 34 seconds, followed down the Fylde coast by Dominic Parry (48:25), Bren Tighe (54:28) and Sara Parry (78:51). Lucie Tighe was the first finisher for Radcliffe in the 5k with a time of 28 minutes and 1 second, followed by Peter Warr in 29:52 and Rachel O’Donnell in 44:25.

 

Radcliffe juniors were also out in force down the seashore to be sure, with Oliver finishing the 5k in 31 minutes and 37 seconds, and a super squad of five junior athletes took on the 2k stretch of promenade led by Isaac, coming in at a speedy 10 minutes and 30 seconds, followed closely by Grace (11:11), Skyler (11:16), Benji (11:25), and Aoife (12:02).

 

Elsewhere, Kath Biddle continues her headlining half marathon tour of the UK, completing the scenic and undulating Shakespeare Half Marathon in 2 hours, 8 minutes and 52 seconds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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