Sunday April 27th, 2025
Rockville, MD
Distance: 10K
Offical Race Web Site
It’s time to get ready for the Pike’s Peek 10K. We’re delighted to be returning to Pike& Rosefor our finish festival again this year and are working hard to ensure that Montgomery County’s Premier 10K Race is better than ever!
Pike’s Peek is one of Montgomery County Road Runners Club’s premier racing events. The 10k race, known as a PR Course, has runners starting at the Shady Grove Metro Station and finishing near the White Flint Metro on Marinelli Road. Celebrate at the finish area with food, family activities, music & exhibits at the Post-Race Festival! The race starts promptly at 7:50 am.The course is USATF Certified (MD07015JS).
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displays approximate race location · Rockville MD 20850
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 30:26 | Neil Saddler | 27 | Washington DC |
2nd Male | 30:39 | Max McNeill | 30 | Arlington VA |
3rd Male | 30:51 | Zach Pistilli | 35 | Manassas VA |
4th Male | 31:13 | Ashenafi Birhana | 35 | Washington DC |
Female | 33:58 | Carter Norbo | 34 | Charlottesville VA |
2nd Female | 34:23 | Anna Kenig-Ziesler | 24 | Washington DC |
3rd Female | 35:12 | Marta Mekonnen | 33 | Washington DC |
4th Female | 35:15 | Alexandra Carrizales | 28 | Columbia MD |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
The course is designed for speed. The start is on Redland Rd just east of the intersection with Sommerville Drive near the Shady Grove Metro Station. About 1/4 mile after the start runners make a left turn on to MD Rt. 355 (Rockville Pike). From there it’s a straight shot down (190 ft. elevation drop, with some uphill sections) to the finish in front of White Flint Mall. Water will be available at the start, 2 stations on the course, and the finish. Split times will be called or displayed at each mile. The course is USATF Certified.
Sunday April 27th, 2025
Trafford, England
Distance: Marathon
Offical Race Web Site
We pride ourselves on welcoming all to take on our 26.2 mile challenge, from some of the world's greatest elite runners, to those who thought completing a marathon would never be possible. Many regular runners find this the ideal event to get a personal best time, whilst everybody finds the incredible Mancunian support throughout the course unforgettable.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 2:16:29 | Adam Clarke | ||
2nd Male | 2:18:22 | Marshall Smith | ||
3rd Male | 2:18:37 | Alexander Teuten | ||
4th Male | 2:19:34 | David Barratt | ||
Female | 2:37:14 | Charlie Arnell | ||
2nd Female | 2:42:09 | Melissah Gibson | ||
3rd Female | 2:49:20 | Heather Tomlinson | ||
4th Female | 2:49:35 | Rachel Birt |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Sunday April 27th, 2025
Vancouver, Canada
Distance: 10K
Offical Race Web Site
The Vancouver Sun Run has been Canada's largest 10K road race since its inception in 1985.
Founded by former Canadian Olympians Dr. Doug and Diane Clement along with Dr. Jack Taunton, the run's purpose was to promote the benefits of running to improve health and fitness as well as support elite amateur athletics.
The first run attracted 3,200 participants.
Through the years the run captured the imagination and hearts of individuals wanting to improve their health and wellbeing. The event morphed into the phenomenon it is today with thousands upon thousands descending upon the streets of Vancouver each year in celebration of Vancouver Sun Run Sunday!
The run is supported by its loyal host committee and an army of over 2,500 volunteers.
The Vancouver Sun Run is still Canada's largest 10K road race and is now the 3rd largest timed 10K in the world.
An incredible 43,372 registrants signed up for the 2020 Vancouver Sun Run event with participants taking in the beautiful Vancouver scenery.
Vancouver Sun Run Mission/Purpose
To be Canada's leading and most influential 10K race inspiring healthy, active lifestyles for people of all ages and at any fitness level year over year by offering fun and accessible community-based running/walking event and programs in B.C.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 39:38 | Aaron Sandler | ||
2nd Male | 43:41 | Bryan Douglas | ||
3rd Male | 47:58 | Stuart Foster | ||
4th Male | 49:59 | William Lambert | ||
Female | 47:35 | Lindsey Geddes | ||
2nd Female | 50:26 | Emilija Dufresne | ||
3rd Female | 54:25 | Cheryl Neufeld | ||
4th Female | 54:39 | Michelle Lam |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 55:20 | Gurpreet Bath | ||
M 50-59 | 49:59 | William Lambert | ||
M 60-69 | 1:03:53 | Mike Parviainen | ||
M 70+ | 1:10:00 | Gary McGregor | ||
F 40-49 | 50:26 | Emilija Dufresne | ||
F 50-59 | 1:06:58 | Karen Baynton | ||
F 60-69 | 1:08:27 | Sylvia McCullough | ||
F 70+ | 1:46:00 | Cathy Cowie |
The Vancouver Sun Run is Canada’s largest 10K road race. The 10K route is a beautiful scenic course which begins in Vancouver's downtown core at Burrard Street and Georgia Street. Participants will enjoy the downhill start as they make their way towards the world famous Stanley Park, continuing along English Bay to Hornby Street, then onto Pacific Avenue, across the Burrard Street bridge exiting onto 2nd Avenue. Winding along Fir Street to join 4th Avenue the route continues east on 6th Avenue to the Cambie Street Bridge for the final stretch across the bridge to the finish line. Your Vancouver Sun Run experience does not end just outside our host venue, BC Place Stadium; you are encouraged to enter the stadium to enjoy the wrap party along with your family and friends.
The 10K route is sprinkled with gentle, undulating hills making it both fun and enjoyable, while providing breathtaking scenery which includes the snow-capped mountains along Georgia Straight, water views along English Bay and False Creek. The course truly showcases all the beauty of this wonderful city. As typical of other road races, the roads used are completely closed to vehicular traffic and streams of observers watch and cheer from the along the sidewalks. Water stations are provided at numerous locations along the course as well as music entertainment in the form of bands.
Due to the large number of participants in this event, the Vancouver Sun Run has a “Wave Start” to begin the event. This type of start is used to stagger the start in order to maintain control of the crowd and ensure the course does not become too crowded.
Sunday April 27th, 2025
Nice, France
Distance: Half Marathon · 10K · Kids Race
Offical Race Web Site
The Nice Half Marathon is an annual road running competition over the half marathon distance (21.1 km) held in April in the city of Nice, France. It is organized by the Azur Sport Organization, who hold several races in the region, including the annual French Riviera Marathon.
The men's course record is held by Bernard Kiprop Koech of Kenya, who at 59:57 minutes is the only man to win the race in under an hour. The women's record of 1:08:42 dates back to 2003, when Olympic medallist Isabella Ochichi won the race.
Launched in 1992, the race reached an international standard around 1995, which coincided with an increase in the number of East African runners entering (and winning) the race. Since 1995 only two non-Kenyans have won the men's race. The most successful athlete of the competition's history is Alina Gherasim of Romania, who took three straight wins from 1997 to 1999. No man has ever won the Nice Half Marathon multiple times.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 01:02:06 | ROUDOLFF EMMANUEL | ||
2nd Male | 01:02:16 | MONTOYA RAPHAEL | ||
3rd Male | 01:05:04 | FISSEHATSION SENAY | ||
4th Male | 01:05:30 | LABQUIRA YAKOUB | ||
Female | 01:11:59 | HARVEY ROSE | ||
2nd Female | 01:17:16 | CUVELLIER AMELIA | ||
3rd Female | 01:18:45 | PARAGE FRANCOISE | ||
4th Female | 01:19:59 | MASCIOTRA PASCALINE |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Sunday April 27th, 2025
Statford, United Kingdom
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon
Offical Race Web Site
Whether you’re a newbie marathon runner or a more seasoned athlete looking for a personal best, The Shakespeare Marathon and Half Marathon offer runners much more than a great course, which is superbly Marshalled and brilliantly organized. This is a chance to experience world famous Stratford-upon-Avonand to run amongst some of the most historical buildings in the the country and through miles of beautiful Warwickshire countryside.
You’ll enjoy a mainly flat, fast course, starting in the center of the town, opposite Shakespeare’s old school, taking in sights such as the River Avon, Holy Trinity Church (home to the grave of William Shakespeare) and the Royal Shakespeare Theaters.You’ll run through quintessential English villages, where chocolate box thatch roof cottages, hump back bridges and pretty dry stone walls are a joy to behold.
The Shakespeare Marathon has been awarded the BARR Gold standard, reflecting the high standards achieved in every aspect of its organization. As some elements of the event are sponsored and it is organized and Marshalled solely by volunteers, an absolute minimum is spent on administration and facilities. More than half the money raised from the event goes to local charities including the Shakespeare Hospice (founded by Rotary), Stratford Samaritans, Life space Trust and ESH Works.In addition to these there are multiple other charities and good causes that also benefit throughout the year.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 02:25:14 | JACK PICKETT | ||
2nd Male | 02:29:14 | LUKE GREER | ||
3rd Male | 02:36:48 | GEORGE GATHERCOLE | ||
4th Male | 02:47:13 | ROSS PARTRIDGE | ||
Female | 03:06:23 | JENNY ALEXANDER | ||
2nd Female | 03:13:45 | GRACE ATKIN | ||
3rd Female | 03:15:23 | JORDANA PRICE | ||
4th Female | 03:31:24 | CAITLIN SCOTT |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 02:51:40 | DAVE LAWRENCE | ||
M 50-59 | 02:57:39 | STEVEN FOWLER | ||
M 60-69 | 03:09:24 | PAUL DAVIES | ||
M 70+ | 03:07:05 | TED PRESTON | ||
F 40-49 | 03:11:35 | JENNEFER GRAY | ||
F 50-59 | 03:45:59 | FELICITY LETCHER | ||
F 60-69 | 04:39:32 | JANET ALLPORT | ||
F 70+ | 03:46:40 | JANET HOOPER |
Runners will enjoy a mainly flat course which starts in the center of the town, and they will run through pretty Warwickshire villages, including Welford upon Avon and Long Marston, taking in sights such as the River Avon, the Greenway - Stratford’s disused railway path, and the Royal Shakespeare Theaters.
The Shakespeare Marathon is now its 36th year and it has an excellent reputation and many loyal runners who enter year after year. It‘s well known for its superb Marshalling and outstanding safety record.
The Shakespeare Marathon has been awarded the Barr Gold standard, reflecting the high standards achieved in every aspect of its organization. As some elements of the event are sponsored and it is organized and Marshalled solely by volunteers, an absolute minimum is spent on administration and facilities.Money raised from the event goes to local charities, including the Shakespeare Hospice.