Stamford Valentines 30k

 
 Stamford Valentines 30k
Grantham Running Club had 13 athletes out at this year’s Stamford 30k race. Although this is primarily are race for those wanting to test themselves before a spring marathon it does have a romantic side with couples being invited to run as a Valentine pair for special prizes. New member Wendy Tremain decided it would be the perfect gift for husband Marc to celebrate his posting back to the UK from Afghanistan to enter as a couple and enjoy the hilly countryside in South Lincolnshire together. Unfortunately Wendy twisted her ankle tripping into a pothole in the road during an evening training run in the early January and had been very limited in her training for what was going to be the longest race in her life. Despite this she was determined to complete the race and after sending Marc off to run on his own managed to finish the race in just a few minutes outside her revised target time.
Further up the field there were impressive performances and debuts, Matt Kingston-Lee was 15th in a personal best of 1:52:38, Andrew Pask was 4 minutes quicker than last year followed by Gordon Geach and Scott Jones also recording PBs, top placed club member was Catherine Payne who was runner up in her category. Full club results below;
Matthew Kingston-Lee
M
01:52:38
PB
Andrew Pask
M
02:13:51
PB
Abi Schofield
F
02:17:57
Ben Mason
M
02:19:57
Holly Durham
F
02:20:21
Gordon Geach
M
02:23:28
PB
Scott Jones
M
02:26:11
PB
Catherine Payne
F
02:27:40
Robert McArdle
M
02:29:42
Nick Payne
M
02:29:51
Marc Tremain
M
02:36:42
Andrew Spencer
M
02:40:53
Wendy Tremain
F
03:33:44

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