Results of Test Duathlon 3
Wow! Some exceptional times here tonight.
Starting with the Personal Bests, Wesley gained half a minute, while Dave chopped a neat 2 minutes of his, and Robert Grant cutting his by well over three minutes. John Keenan set down a very respectable first time of 43:05, and will be surely back to challenge it next time out.
Trish Nicholls has been trying to break the 45 minute barrier ever since she came so close back in 2009, and today not only achieved that but went under 44 for good measure too.
But then we move to the new course records. Michael Dalton broke into new territory by being the first junior to go sub-30, despite being chased down by marathon man Kevin Doyle for the second run.
Sinead Wearen has also equalled - to the second - the long-standing female record set by Mary Daly back in July 2007. Knowing Sinead, she will not want to share the glory either, watch out for the pink time machine at Test Duathlon 4.
And the final mention goes to Dave Osborne, who has set the second fastest ever time on the course, and became the second person ever to go sub 37 minutes. Although Keith Heary's record from back in 2006 still lives on, it must be in its dying days now.
See all the results - Download them here.
Starting with the Personal Bests, Wesley gained half a minute, while Dave chopped a neat 2 minutes of his, and Robert Grant cutting his by well over three minutes. John Keenan set down a very respectable first time of 43:05, and will be surely back to challenge it next time out.
Trish Nicholls has been trying to break the 45 minute barrier ever since she came so close back in 2009, and today not only achieved that but went under 44 for good measure too.
But then we move to the new course records. Michael Dalton broke into new territory by being the first junior to go sub-30, despite being chased down by marathon man Kevin Doyle for the second run.
Sinead Wearen has also equalled - to the second - the long-standing female record set by Mary Daly back in July 2007. Knowing Sinead, she will not want to share the glory either, watch out for the pink time machine at Test Duathlon 4.
And the final mention goes to Dave Osborne, who has set the second fastest ever time on the course, and became the second person ever to go sub 37 minutes. Although Keith Heary's record from back in 2006 still lives on, it must be in its dying days now.
See all the results - Download them here.
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