Difference between revisions of "Eleanor Adams-Robinson"

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Women Track
 
Women Track
 
*100 Miles 14:44:25+ 20 August 1989
 
*100 Miles 14:44:25+ 20 August 1989
24 Hours run 240.169 km 20 August 1989
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*24 Hours run 240.169 km 20 August 1989
  
 
Womens Road
 
Womens Road
100 miles (160 km) 14:43:40+ 4 February 1990
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*100 miles (160 km) 14:43:40+ 4 February 1990
24 hours 237.861 km 4 February 1990
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*24 hours 237.861 km 4 February 1990
  
 
Eleanor won the [[Colac Six Day Race]] between 1984 and 1989 and still holds the Womens course record of 866.36 km.
 
Eleanor won the [[Colac Six Day Race]] between 1984 and 1989 and still holds the Womens course record of 866.36 km.
  
 
===Reference===
 
===Reference===
[http://www.arrs.net/HP_Colac6D.htm Colac records]
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*[http://www.arrs.net/HP_Colac6D.htm Colac records]
[http://www.podistidoc.com/ultra_at_24_yw/liste.htm All time best list]
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*[http://www.podistidoc.com/ultra_at_24_yw/liste.htm All time best list]
[http://www.ultralegends.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/eleanor20april85a.jpg Sydney-Melbourne race 1985 newspaper report]
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*[http://www.ultralegends.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/eleanor20april85a.jpg Sydney-Melbourne race 1985 newspaper report]
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[[Category:UK Ultrarunner]]

Latest revision as of 23:43, 23 June 2011

Eleanor Adams-Robinson (born November 20th 1947) is a British athlete who has performed at the highest level and still holds records today. Eleanor produced worlds best performances for four years -1985, 86 and 89 and 90 sandwiched aroun Hilary Walker

Records

Women Track

  • 100 Miles 14:44:25+ 20 August 1989
  • 24 Hours run 240.169 km 20 August 1989

Womens Road

  • 100 miles (160 km) 14:43:40+ 4 February 1990
  • 24 hours 237.861 km 4 February 1990

Eleanor won the Colac Six Day Race between 1984 and 1989 and still holds the Womens course record of 866.36 km.

Reference