The Thames Ring 2017 was won by John Stocker in a new course record of 58 hours 53 minutes.
The Thames Ring is a 250 mile loop around London and started on June 28th in Streatley-on-Thames travelling in an anti-clockwise direction. The route is mainly on canal and riverside paths and relatively flat.
Runners have 100 hours (4 days 4 hours) to complete the run, navigating using maps and being supported by checkpoints every 25 miles or so.
There were 24 finishers with 28 retirees.
Pos | Name | Time |
Men | ||
1 | John Stocker | 58:53 |
2 | Nick Balding | 59:29 |
3 | Henrick Lowenmark | 65:31 |
Women | ||
1 | Ellen Cotton | 84:09 |
2 | Sandra Hopkins | 93:40 |
3 | — | |
Links
Website: Thames Ring 250
Facebook: Thames Ring group
Tracking results online
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