Race 10 Turners Beach, AJL Lifestyle/AJL Yamaha Half-Marathon Handicap and Salty and Stevo Teams 2 x 10.55km Half Marathon Handicap Results

Well done to all competitors in today’s AJL Lifestyle/AJL Yamaha Half Marathon Handicap and the Salty and Stevo Teams’ Half Marathon Handicap at Turners Beach.

Congratulations to Kim Steven who won the half marathon from Liam Burley, Daniel Yaxley, Jean Christophe Bonneville and Jordan Matthews.

The teams event was won by Runners With Potential (Sarah Steel, Claire McDonald) from Wild Ones (Selina Crispin, William Harding), Plod Squad (Nick Young, Michelle D’Monte), Meercroft A (Greg Smith, Natasha Mapley) and Roaring Sixties (Christine Wright, Steve Tammens).

Fastest Male was Liam Burley (1:14:49), and Fastest Female was Rhian Miles (1:29:21).

Race 10 Turners Beach, AJL Lifestyle/AJL Yamaha Half-Marathon Handicap and Salty and Stevo Teams 2 x 10.55km Half Marathon Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

The two events are conducted concurrently over the same course.  

The races start at 9.30 am at the Turners Beach Football Club, Henry Street, Turners Beach. The course starts with a clockwise lap on the outside of the oval, then heads out of the ground on Henry Street and runners then turn left onto Susan Street and left again onto Boyes Street. There will be a race official at the junction of Boyes Street and The Esplanade to turn runners left and onto the right-hand side of The Esplanade. Runners continue on the right-hand side of the road and onto the coastal pathway.

Continue through to Beach Road and cross to the sea side of Beach Road. You may run on the road rather than the path but take care. The runners join the Fairway Park pathway near the Ulverstone Surf Club, continue along the pathway past Otto’s Grotto and take the top footpath at the wharf and onto the Ulverstone Bridge. The race heads right off the bridge footpath onto the coastal walkway next to the Leven River to Maud Street. At Maud Street runners turn right into Braddon Street where they will see the turn sign and the drink station. The teams’ second runners commence their run at the turn. Runners return on the same course to the finish at the Turners Beach Football Ground.  

Second leg team runners should take care to run past the right turn to the ground at Henry Street and continue to the right turn at Boyes Street.

Competitors need to wear a race bib, which will be provided, to identify which race they are in and what team. It is a flat, out-and-back course. As sections of the race are on public roads, runners are asked to run with caution and obey any directions from race officials.

Runners need to supply their own drinks in clearly marked bottles. There will be a tub for drinks at the start which will be taken to the drink station at the race turn. 

Post-race presentations will take place in the Turners Beach Club clubrooms. There will be free soup, tea and coffee available for runners, volunteers and supporters. There are toilet and shower facilities available.   

Meet at Goliath Park in Giblin Street

Head down Giblin Street and turn right into Ennis Ave. Stay on RHS of road.

This turns left into Dowbiggin St

Proceed south on Dowbiggin St and across the mainroad at the marshal.

Continue further on Dowbiggin St and turn right at the marshal onto the old Trainline which will take you through to Sunnyside Road

Veer right on Sunnyside road and continue back to the main road.

Stay on RHS of road until crossed over by a marshal.

Proceed left around the corner of New Bed Road. Cross safely onto the RHS of NewBed Road.

Take a big breath because here comes the hill!

Proceed up ….and up…and up NewBed Road. At the top it will bring you along the top of the hill and turn right to bring you back down to a T junction.

Turn right and stay on RHS of road to proceed back to Ennis Ave. Fingers and witch’s hats will guide you along the path to the finish in Goliath Park where we started.

Race 8 Wynyard, Findex/Glow Cosmetics 8.5km Handicap Results

Well done to the 45 starters in the Findex/Glow Cosmetics 8.5km Handicap at Wynyard this morning.

Congratulations to Drew Redpath, who won from Danielle Newell and Troy Reader.

Fastest male was Thomas Murton (34:01) and fastest female Rhian Miles (38:10).

Nominated Time winners were Chad Burr and Tracy Turner.

Race 8 Wynyard, Findex/Glow Cosmetics 8.5km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

This course starts at Gutteridge Gardens, Wynyard.  The race starts near the soundshell and heads north-west on the path until this ends at Jenner St.  The race then briefly follows Jenner St before following the track along the river.  At ~1.5 km into the run the track end and runners will cross the road entry into the Cape Bridge Picnic Ground and follow Table Cape Rd on the right-hand side footpath, over the bridge.  Immediately after the bridge, runners will cross the road and join the northern side of the river track.  The river track continues for~2.5 km until it reaches the Bass Highway.  The course then takes the footbridge across the Inglis river and then drops down onto the southern side of the river track for the ~2.5 km return to Table Cape Rd.  Runners then cross Table Cape Rd and return to the Start/Finish along the same route as initially taken.

1. There are two crossings Table Cape Rd and there are short sections where the course follows Jenner St and the Esplanade.  Runners are strongly reminded that they do not have right of way and that they are expected to take due care at all crossings.

2. There are sections of exposed tree roots, stairs and variable lighting.  It is suggested that runners avoid using sunglasses out on course.

3. Please be aware we are sharing paths with the public and need to give other users due consideration.

4. There is limited parking in the Gardens carpark, so please leave this for other patrons and people with mobility problems or small children. There is parking at the wharf and in nearby streets.

5.Given the current weather conditions the course tomorrow may be wet and muddy. Please bring appropriate Shoes and clothing.

Race 7 Devonport, Bonneville Consulting City of Devonport 10km Sealed Handicap Results

Well done to the 61 starters in today’s 3 events, The Everyday Lions Events Glow Run (women’s championships), The Cahill Family (men’s championships) and Bonneville Consulting (Handicap).

Congratulations to David Murton, who won the handicap race from Stuart Luck and Brendan Burr.

Evan Brett took out the Men’s 10km Championships in a time of 34:48, from Hayden Bishop, and Thomas Murton.

Rhian Miles finished first in the Womens 10km Championships in a time of 39:56, from Lyn Saint-John, and Ellen Burgess.

Nominated time winners were Tom Ridderhof, Hannah Ridderhof and Brian Payne.

Race 7 Devonport, Bonneville Consulting City of Devonport 10km Sealed Handicap Entry List, Race Brief, and Map

Remember: this is a mass start/sealed handicap event. The handicaps and handicap race placings will be revealed following the race. Race start is at 9:30am.

It incorporates the Club’s 10km championships for which there will be medallions and prize money.

Please take care crossing streets and also on sections of the track, which can be uneven. Only cross streets at the designated points.

The race commences at the parkrun start near the playground at The Bluff. Follow the path to the turn which is approximately opposite George Street. Return to The Bluff, crossing the road at the crossing point before the skate park.

Follow the path to Coles Beach, past Nixon Street, then follow the fingers and witches hats to Don College and around a loop in the Don Reserve before retracing your steps and finishing in front of the hockey centre.

A big thank you to our sponsors: Bonneville Consulting (handicap), Everyday Lions Events Glow Run (women’s championships) and Cahill Family (men’s championships).

Race 6 Stanley, Dowling McCarthy Tyres/Hanson Family “Steve Hanson Memorial” Ace of the Green Hills 8km Handicap Results

Well done to the 49 starters who braved the elements and made their way over to Stanley for the Dowling McCarthy Tyres/Hanson Family “Steve Hanson Memorial” Ace of the Green Hills 8km Handicap.

Congratulations to Nigel Lacey, who won from Brendan Burr, Roselyn Hendricks, Steven Tammens and Tye Binns.

Fastest Male was Thomas Murton in 28:17, and Fastest Female was Rachel Young in 36:46.

Nominated Time winners were Hannah Ridderhof and Cooper Reimer.

Race 6 Stanley, Dowling McCarthy Tyres/Hanson Family “Steve Hanson Memorial” Ace of the Green Hills 8km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

The race starts at 10.30am from the Stanley Recreation Ground, Marine Esplanade. There are changerooms and toilet facilities at the ground. The race is over 8km and contains one hilly section. As the race is on public roads runners are asked run with caution and obey any directions from race officials. The race heads out of the ground away from the Stanley township on Main Road. After a kilometre or so runners continue onto Dovecote Road which has an uphill section. Runners turn right at Green Hills Road which takes them past Highfield House and a sweeping downhill section with great views of the Nut. This leads onto Church Street through the main centre of Stanley. Runners turn right onto Main Street then left onto Marine Esplanade. From there they re-enter the Recreation Ground and finish with half a lap of the oval. Post-race presentations will take place in the Stanley Football Clubrooms.