In May РІР‚В Centurion One CommunityРІР‚в„ў got runners together from all over the world and challenged them to run any distance they wanted to in that week. The last few months have been trying times for all of us but some of our club members managed to continue running by enjoying some of the Virtual running events on offer. Picture: (Neil and Simon crossing the finish line) In August Flo Wolfe took on the Canterbury 10k. Some of our runners decided to do a challenge to race on seven consecutive days. Great achievement by both runners also SimonРІР‚в„ўs first 100 mile completion.Р”Вuring the past weeks a few of our runners have done some virtual races. Simon Thompson came home in (25:44:42) closely followed by Neil Dawson (25:44:50). All three runners started well and were all fine at half way, unfortunately Nick Dawson had to pull out with an injury at 70 miles. A 100 mile long race along a flat course with some amazing scenery. The race starts in Richmond (London) and takes you along the Thames path and finishes in the centre of Oxford. This week three Burgess Hill Runners took on the РІР‚ВThames Path 100 РІР‚в„ў by Centurion. Photo: (Lee Crow and Phill Latham after the SDW 50) Phillip Walllek finished in a super time (07:22:45), Just outside the top ten. A few hearty souls took this tough event and some of them for the first time. The other big event taking part was the rescheduled South Downs Way 50. Jonathan Herbert was first home for the Runners. On the Saturday a handful of Burgess Hill took part. The following weekend it was the turn of the Marathon and the 10k. They split the events over two weeks which meant the Half marathon took place on the 18th October.

Due to the ongoing Pandemic at the moment, the race organisers and local authorities had to make some changes to make it safe.

It is the end of October and the Beachy Head races are always a main feature this time of the year.

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