Far flung races
The Blue Vests have been out and about this weekend, taking part in races in both the north and south of the country, as well as travelling abroad. Caroline Searle […]
Category Archives: Race Reports
Super Sunday, Part Deux
Perhaps Super Sunday should have been saved for this week, as an amazing eighty three Bentley Blues turned out for Harwich Running Club’s 5 mile event. Principally flat and mainly […]
Super Sunday
To coin a phrase “Super Sunday” dawned cool, sunny and crisp in Tiptree as fourteen Bentley Blues made their way along to the start line. A scenic ten mile route […]
Seaside Success
This Sunday saw the 2014 Men’s Captain, Clive Thomas travel up to Lincolnshire and the coastal town of Mablethorpe. Known simply as “The Friendly One”, the event offers runners both […]
Lincoln Green not Bentley Blue
Novelist DH Lawrence, poet Lord Byron and Olympic gold medallists, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean all come from this part of our fair country. However mention Nottingham and the most […]
“Guide Our Endeavour”
Over a thousand men and women gathered in Christchurch Park, Ipswich, in the county town of Suffolk on Sunday morning. Ipswich Jaffa RC and chartered accountants Larking Gowen, once again […]
Great Bentley meets the Great North with Great Expectations.
September signals the start of autumn and racing starts to pick up once again. Sunday had Springfield Striders Running Club play host to this years Essex Championships half marathon race. […]
Leggin’ it at Langham
Lazing about on Sunday morning was certainly not on the cards for Great Bentley Running Club, as an impressive twenty-two members turned out for this year’s Langham 10k. This race […]
Godden Does It Again
Charlie Keitch completed his 50th Parkrun at Colchester Rugby Club on Saturday morning. A time of 19 minutes 3 seconds saw Keitch once again inside the top ten. A total […]
Double track and Switchbacks
For those of us at Great Bentley RC who have participated in an Alexander Trail Run, it comes as no surprise that the advertised distance can be described as “ish”. […]
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