And the winner is...Marcus Karia!
We are pleased to announce the winner, of week 14, in the 2016 #clickyourclock competition as Marcus Karia (handicap 5.1)
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#clickyourclock on your weekend result
Have you raced in the last week? Many of the results are now in. Make sure you #clickyourclock on yours before 12 o' clock to be in with a chance ofwinning a Polar FT4 heart rate monitor in week 14 of the weekly #clickyourclock competition for 2016.
Read moreSheffield's Strideout running group encourages women to give running a try
Strideout was set up in Sheffield in 2011 to encourage non-runner women to give running a try and to support them from beginner to more established runners. Dan Parkinson, England Athletics Product Development Manager - Running Participation, visited one of the group sessions last week to experience it for himself.
Read moreGet free places in the Ealing Half Marathon
Places are filling fast and there are just the last few spots left in this year's Ealing Half Marathon.Make sure all your team mates are in and don't miss out on West London's only fully road closed Half Marathon.
Read moreRecord participation numbers for home country athletics federations
UK Athletics and the Home Country Athletics Federations have announced record athletics participation figures as they launch a 10 year ambition to make athletics the number one individual sport in the country.
Read moreJoss Naylor to run Lake District Fells
Tomorrow (Saturday 25th June), 80 year old sheep farmer and legendary fell runner Joss Naylor MBE will be running from Caldbeck to Wasdale in the Lake District - a route of over 30 miles. He's running in memory of his father, Joe Naylor, also a sheep farmer who was born in Caldbeck and moved to Wasdale in 1927. The run sees Joss mark his own 80th birthday as well as being a fundraiser for a charity he has supported for many years. The Cumbrian based Youth Charity, Brathay Trust, work with some of the most disadvantaged children young people in the UK.
Read moreAnd the winner is...Simon Yeo!
We are pleased to announce the winner, of week 13, in the 2016 #clickyourclock competition as Simon Yeo (handicap 3.1)
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