Entries are now open for the 2019 6, 12 and 24 hour races through Entrycentral.com.
The date is Saturday the 13th of April 2019.
Crawley AIM 24/12/6 Hour Races 2018 – MacDonald and Sawyer Win Amongst World Class Performances
Brief notes from the Crawley AIM 24/12/6 Hour Races 2018.
Grant MacDonald won the 24 hour race at the K2 stadium yesterday, 8th April setting a new course record for the event with 233.73 km.
Sarah Sawyer won the womens race, second overall, also setting a new women’s course record of 205.683 km .
Norbert Mihalik won the 12 hour with 142 km and Karen Wallace won the women’s event with 110 km.
Dan Lawson’s winning distance of 81.211 is the fifth best performance at 6 hours in the world so far this year. Tracy Dean won the women’s event, third overall, with 70.840 km – third best performance in the world this year.
Congratulations to all who took part in this years event and many thanks to the volunteers, sponsors and support teams who made this event possible.
Top positions
| Pos | Name | Km |
| Men | 24 hour | |
| 1 | Grant MacDonald | 233.73 |
| 2 | Dave Moore | 193.626 |
| 3 | Paul Beechey | 146 |
| Women | ||
| 1 | Sarah Sawyer | 205.683 |
| 2 | Helen James | 188.381 |
| 3 | Dawn Gardner | 177.2 |
| Men | 12 hour | |
| 1 | Norbert Mihalik | 142.606 |
| 2 | Mark Bissel | 133.753 |
| 3 | Wayne Sara | 119.966 |
| Women | ||
| 1 | Karen Wallace | 110.95 |
| 2 | Anne Jennings | 109.787 |
| 3 | Brigitte Groves | 73.067 |
| Men | 6 hour | |
| 1 | Dan Lawson | 81.211 |
| 2 | Paul Ali | 72.839 |
| 3 | Richard Quennell | 69.735 |
| Women | 6 hour | |
| 1 | Tracy Dean | 70.840 |
| 2 | Emily Foy | 58.809 |
| 3 | Ria Trundley | 32.800 |
Links
Download the full Crawley AIM 24/12/6 Hour results
Sarah Sawyers race report – Crawley 24 Hours – Things I Learnt from Running Around a Track for 24 Hours
Another New Sponsor For The Crawley A.I.M. 24 Hour Race
I am pleased to announce that, yet again, the wonderful Keith Godden (UltraMarathonRunningStore) is providing some prizes for the race. Thanks Keith.
Erdinger Sponsor The Race
Thanks to our latest sponsor ERDINGER.
Anyone who has competed in Germany will know that the races over there frequently use this refreshing drink.
Erdinger Alkoholfrei is a uniquely refreshing low-alcohol isotonic recovery drink.
Notably, this non alcoholic Bavarian brew provides the body with essential vitamins, such as folic acid and vitamin B12, which help reduce fatigue and support the immune system. (0.4% ABV).
It will be available for the 24 hour runners at our race. If successful I will ensure a bigger supply for 2019!
6 hour race is full
The 6 hour race is now full. If you want to go on the waiting list then you need to submit an entry but you will not be charged. You will automatically be added to the waiting list.
12 Hour Race Is Full
I am pleased to announce that the 12 hour race is now full with 2 names already on the waiting list.
6 Hour Race 2018
Sadly James Toombs has had to withdraw from the race, we hope he can make it for 2019!
There are still plenty of places available for the race and, to date, no ladies have entered. Come on girls there are three lovely prizes up for grabs!
12 Hour Race
There are only 2 more places left for the 12 hours but a waiting list will be in operation.
We welcome Norbert Mihalik to the race. Norbert won the Tooting Bec 24 hour race in September with a fine 259.40 km (161.18 miles). A good field so far!
24 Hour Race
Sadly Elspeth Jenkins has withdrawn from the race but has been replaced by Mike Julien who was first on the waiting list.
There are now 12 names on the waiting list so I have decided to not accept any more applications.
I am pleased to announce that Henry Smith, the local M.P. for Crawley has agreed to present the prizes for the 24 hour race.
24 hours is full.
Don’t leave it too late to enter this famous race.
There is now a waiting list for the 24 hours, you can enter online but do not need to pay unless a place becomes available.
Plenty of places left for the 6 and 12 hour races. The 6 hours starts at midday with the 24 hour folk but the 12 hours is a night run starting at 8.00 pm. Great preparation for GUCR or any of the 100 mile events where you have a night session.
For anyone that is counting ‘Marathons’ for the purposes of the 100 Marathon Club, I ask that you run 27 miles (this is an ultra distance event after all) and the Club will accept this as an ultra result.
i look forward to receiving many more entries for the 6 and 12 hour races to enable us to raise a lot of money for our orphans and needy children in Uganda.
Pam