King’s Lynn race attracts a large contingent of runners from Fenland-based club

There was a fantastic turnout of 28 Three Counties Running Club members last weekend at the GEAR 10k event in King's Lynn.

The wonderfully flat, scenic route takes in the pretty town centre, River Ouse pathway and The Walks.

Runners passed famous landmarks such as the Custom House, Red Mount and Greyfriars Tower along the way.

It was a lovely morning, sunny but cool in the shade, ideal for spectators but not so nice for the runners.

With most of the course being on very open routes there was no hiding from the hot rays beaming down.

GEAR times: Rickie Trundle 39:36 (PB), Sam Smithee 41:33 (PB), Richard Allen 41:45 (PB, Hayden Kearns 43:47, Alfie Grant 44:23, James Hall 46:03PB, Craig Freestone 46:42, Viaceslav Goncarenko 46:51PB, Jonathan Quail 46:59, Sarah Johnson 48:25PB, Amy Baxter 48:39, Claire Smithee 49:09 PB, Dan High 51:23, Naomi Smith 52:24PB, Sarah Melton-Whitelam 52:27, Donna Johnson 54:53, Melvin Green 58:41CPB, Anna Holland 58:49PB, Steve Whitelam 59:08, Jayne Spurrier 1:00:47, Laura Vincent 1:00:51CPB, David Hammond 1:03:19, Anneli Killen 1;03:47PB, Sarah Lamb 1:05:04, Ewa Szczygielska 1:06:29, AJ Harris 1:08:30 and Sophie Kirtley 1:32:22.

Laura Vincent completed a fantastic achievement Saturday by running her 150th parkrun at the Wisbech parkrun.

Times: Katie Vargeson 24:43, Richard Allen 24:44, James Hall 26:03, Craig Freestone 26:19, Anna Holland 28:31 (PB), Sarah-Jane Macdonald 28:51 (CPB first in age), Laura Vincent 29:00, Donna Johnson 29:01, Tracey Else 31:30, Tracy Adams 31:31, Viaceslav Goncarenko 34:00, Ewa Szczygielska 34:48 and Sally Fawkes as Tail Walker 56:03.

Other parkrun results

Brentwood: Steve Rhodes 26:52, Sandra Rhodes 33:54.

Snowden Fields: Colin Apps 31:34, Joely Apps 34:43.