Saint edmund pacers

Named after Bert Tarpley, one of the earliest Pacer members and former club President, saint edmund pacers, this event is very much part of the local race calendar. The course saint edmund pacers through beautiful countryside and is run along gently undulating country lanes. This event is run over two distances, 10 miles and 20 miles, and the latter fits perfectly into the training calendar for a spring Marathon. Each junction is marshaled and the course is well signed.

Established more than 30 years ago, Saint Edmund Pacers is a running club for all abilities and ages that is passionate about fostering a love for running while bringing together individuals from all walks of life. Our club is built on the principles of inclusivity, support, and a family-oriented atmosphere, where members can not only pursue their running aspirations but also build lasting friendships. Our inclusive approach ensures that every member feels welcome and valued, regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, pace, or experience. We provide quality coaching and training throughout the week to nurture running potential and create an environment where runners can thrive. The club is split into 2 sections, Juniors for those under 18, and Seniors for everyone older. Experience the joy of running alongside like-minded individuals and join Saint Edmund Pacers and become part of a supportive running community that embraces diversity, promotes personal growth, and ensures no runner is left behind.

Saint edmund pacers

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Established more than 30 years ago, Saint Edmund Pacers is a running club shedwindowsandmore all abilities and ages that is passionate about fostering a love for running while bringing together individuals from all walks of life. Could we ask that anyone dropping off a competitor does not access the saint edmund pacers park, but finds an alternative location to briefly stop. Each junction is marshaled and the course is well signed, saint edmund pacers.

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Established more than 30 years ago, Saint Edmund Pacers is a running club for all abilities and ages that is passionate about fostering a love for running while bringing together individuals from all walks of life. Our club is built on the principles of inclusivity, support, and a family-oriented atmosphere, where members can not only pursue their running aspirations but also build lasting friendships. Our inclusive approach ensures that every member feels welcome and valued, regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, pace, or experience. We provide quality coaching and training throughout the week to nurture running potential and create an environment where runners can thrive. The club is split into 2 sections, Juniors for those under 18, and Seniors for everyone older. Experience the joy of running alongside like-minded individuals and join Saint Edmund Pacers and become part of a supportive running community that embraces diversity, promotes personal growth, and ensures no runner is left behind.

Saint edmund pacers

The Bury St Edmund-based Pacers were trailing by almost three minutes after the first two legs of this five-stage relay. Each leg was 5km, starting and finishing from Mutford Village Hall. But the Pacers had saved their big guns for the final three legs, eventually recording an overall time of 1hr 28mins 35secs to win by 36 seconds from fellow Bury club West Suffolk AC. It was youngster Sara Bird, of West Suffolk, who led the way with a storming leg on the all-ladies' first stage. She stopped the clock at

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A copy of the Risk Assessment is available from the Race Director upon request. There will be three water stations on the 10 mile course and five on the 20 in addition to water being available at the Finish. Competitors are requested NOT to run if they feel unwell or feel they are unfit to race. Important race day information All participants will be emailed just prior to Race Day with full details. Each junction is marshaled and the course is well signed. This event is chip timed. The club is split into 2 sections, Juniors for those under 18, and Seniors for everyone older. To avoid unnecessary disturbance to the village could all visitors please use this official car park. There will be a cut-off time of four hours from the start of the 20m race. Please note both races take place on open roads which are lightly used, but are not traffic-free, so keep left at all times and therefore please also note the use of MP3 players or audio equipment of any kind is not permitted. The use of personal audio devices and earphones of any description is not permitted during your race. We recommend you arrive at least 45 minutes before your race starts.

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In an emergency please go to the nearest marshal. This event is run over two distances, 10 miles and 20 miles, and the latter fits perfectly into the training calendar for a spring Marathon. Named after Bert Tarpley, one of the earliest Pacer members and former club President, this event is very much part of the local race calendar. There will be three water stations on the 10 mile course and five on the 20 in addition to water being available at the Finish. The course passes through beautiful countryside and is run along gently undulating country lanes. Facilities There will be a Help Desk as well as toilet and baggage facilities. We recommend you arrive at least 45 minutes before your race starts. Both races start and finish at Race HQ. The use of personal audio devices and earphones of any description is not permitted during your race. Our inclusive approach ensures that every member feels welcome and valued, regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, pace, or experience. Further information on the Series can be found here: Suffolk Grand Prix. Race results. Refreshments and cakes will be available. Event information Date Sunday 25th February Time 20 mile race starts: The club is split into 2 sections, Juniors for those under 18, and Seniors for everyone older.