Weekend results now live

We are pleased to bring you a whole host of results from this weekend's races on our results page.

In the last six days we have added a massive 45,325 performances to our database from 264 races.

The big races this weekend were:

Milton Keynes NSPCC Half Marathon - 1128 finishers
Bushy Park parkrun 5K Event 471 - 901 finishers
Yateley 10K Series - 807 finishers
Eccup 10 - 751 finishers
Southport Half Marathon - 620 finishers
Bewl 15 - 609 finishers
Tynedale 10K - 578 finishers
Evesham Vale 10K - 560 finishers
Southampton parkrun 5K Event 53 - 513 finishers
Poole parkrun 5K Event 120 - 480 finishers

Grant Harradence was first home at the Milton Keynes NSPCC Half Marathon with a tremendous run that took 0.8 off his handicap score to an all-time low of 0.9. His time of 79:39, taking him under the 80 minute barrier for the first time, was run on a relativey difficult course with an SSS of 3.3 (the higher the SSS score the harder the course or conditions). His vSSS of MINUS 2.4 illustrates how he ran very well in comparison to the others in the race. If a runner is in the MINUS figures they have run better than the average runner on the day and the higher the score the less impressive the performance in comparison to the rest of the field.

Lauren Stewart was the first woman home and she also lowered her handicap score from 3.5 to 3.2 for her time of 86:06. She was also in the MINUS figures for her vSSS with MINUS 0.4. Lauren has run a faster half marathon this year with 80:56 at Reading where the SSS was only 0.3 but her run at Milton Keynes was worth a lower handicap score!

Well done to all who raced this weekend. If you haven't yet signed up for July's Reward Running don't delay! With only the first weekend gone in July, there are three more to make a difference to your handicap score and be rewarded for your training and racing efforts!