Race Info & Description
Race Information:
- Event Name: Guy Fawkes 10
- Distance (KMs): 16.1
- Distance (Miles): 10
- Date: 01 November 2009
- Start Time: 10:30
- Venue: Main Park
- Best Time (Men): 52:23
- Best Time (Women): 59:48
- Organised By: Nidd Valley Road Runners
- Race Website: Click Here.
Race Facilities
- Has Toilets? There will be toilet facilities available in the main car park and outside the race HQ.
- Has Changing Facilities? Unfortunately we are unable to provide any changing or showering facilities.
- Has Water Stations? There will be 2 drinks stations on route, in Birstwith at 4 miles, and at 7 miles after the bridge in Hampsthwaite. Drinks will also be provided at the finish.
- Has Prizes / Awards? Prizes for the first 5 male and first 5 female finishers
Race Description
It is an accurately measured hilly course with the first and last miles on forest trail and bridle ways. The race finishes in the stunning Ripley Castle Courtyard.
Please note that the course is NOT suitable for wheelchair racers and dogs are not permitted.
Race Accommodation
Find Accommodation Near Guy Fawkes 10
Use this map to find hotels and airbnb accommodation near this race location.
Race Comments & Questions
Your Race Comments, Questions and Reviews
Please leave comments and questions about this race in the "Leave a Reply" box below - this way your questions can be displayed here on Race-Calendar.com publicly.
After you have taken part in this race, you may leave a review in the same box, so that runners looking back on this event in future years on this website may see how you found it!
Click here to jump straight to the form and leave your comment, question or race review.
Race Results
Race Results
Race results for this event will become live here when they are submitted to Race-Calendar.com using the Race Results submission form. Please check back later.
If you have race results for this event, or a link to a URL containing race results, click here to submit results.
It was a great event although the weather was grim. Thanks to the marshalls, organisers, volunteers who despite awful weather conditions were supportive, cheerful and encouraging.
I ran this race today in disgusting weather conditions on the hardest course I have ever ran on, it was hilly, raining non stop flooding in places and windy. I cannot speak highly enough of the organisers of this race and possibly praise more highly of the scores of volunteers who marshalled and stood in the wind and rain offering encouragement to all many thanks to you all, your commitment makes this race a great event.
It must have been awful out there today! I didn’t even manage a training run, so top marks to those of you who took part and those who organised this event – hopefully next time is more pleasant!