British 100K Championships / Anglo Celtic Plate (race review)
I’ll keep it brief.
On Saturday I was lucky enough to be racing for my country at the Anglo Celtic Plate 100K and British National Championships in Gravesend.
The 100K road race is a funny one on today’s ultra scene but if you look into the history books (or speak to the human athletics wikipedia A. Stott) it’s a bit of a legendary format – the longest distance road race recognised by British Athletics (sadly). It’s far from my normal cup of tea and if I’m honest I didn’t feel hugely excited about the thought of nearly 50 laps on a 2K tarmac loop coming off the back of an amazing week in the Alps at the Runners Refuge (blog to follow). Don’t get me wrong – it was an honour to represent my country and I wasn’t going to go at it half-heartedly.
May 7, 2014 | Categories: 2014, Anglo Celtic Plate, Bare-x, Barefoot, British 100K Championships, HoneyStinger, Osmo, Results, Running, Team Nathan, Team Scotland, Ultra, Ultra distance, ultramarathon | Tags: 100K, 2014, Andrew Murray, Anglo celtic plate, Gravesend, honeystinger, osmo, Paul Giblin, results, Scotland, Team Nathan, ultra | 3 Comments