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Marathon Championships 2014

 

 

Incorporated within the Milton Keynes Marathon

 

Monday 5 May 2014


Results


Rick Lloyd wins the 2014 PSUK Marathon


Position

Race No

Name

Surname

Force

Gender

Age

Pos of 2104

Categ Pos

Categ Pos/Count

Gun Time

Net Time

1

2840

Rick

Lloyd

GMP

M

44

1

1

1/524

02:43:25

02:43:20

2

2824

Alex

Daniels

Devon & Cornwall

M

41

2

2

2/524

02:46:29

02:46:24

3

2382

Steve

Cairnes

Police Scotland

M

46

4

3

3/524

02:49:05

02:49:01

4

2842

Simon

Newton

West Yorkshire

M

35

9

6

6/749

02:51:50

02:51:46

5

2848

James

Johnson

Devon & Cornwall

M

35

11

8

8/749

02:53:44

02:53:38

6

407

Richard

Cockbain

Police Scotland

M

37

25

18

18/749

02:57:57

02:57:52

7

2858

Sarah

Hill

Hampshire

F

41

32

1

1/214

03:00:21

03:00:16

8

411

Neil

Rutherford

Police Scotland

M

42

33

11

11/524

03:00:59

03:00:50

9

2857

Colin

Wood

Thames Valley

M

39

36

23

23/749

03:01:26

03:01:22

10

2836

Michael

Dobson

West Midlands

M

49

67

23

23/524

03:07:52

03:07:46

11

764

James

Willoughby

Leicestershire

M

33

90

55

55/749

03:11:50

03:11:31

12

1073

Andy

Vinsen

Norfolk

M

34

113

65

65/749

03:15:06

03:14:51

13

2854

Kris

Barnard

Norfolk

M

39

130

76

76/749

03:18:37

03:18:24

14

2829

John

Jackson

Essex

M

49

161

47

47/524

03:22:22

03:19:40

15

2834

Emma

Roberts

Dyfed-Powys

F

25

158

6

6/310

03:22:17

03:20:31

16

2539

Princeton

Akpojaro

Metropolitan

M

46

191

52

52/524

03:26:07

03:22:15

17

2859

Kelly

Morgan

South Wales

F

35

173

7

7/310

03:24:10

03:24:04

18

2821

Ian

Baggott

Devon & Cornwall

M

50

232

25

25/201

03:28:52

03:28:42

19

783

Nicky

Whitehead

Leicestershire

F

33

245

144

144/749

03:30:12

03:28:43

20

2839

Janine

Fallon

Lancashire

F

38

291

13

13/310

03:34:03

03:33:18

21

2823

Andrew

Dudley

Devon & Cornwall

M

45

285

72

72/524

03:33:39

03:33:30

22

2843

Michael

Stoker

Northumbria

M

41

297

74

74/524

03:34:32

03:34:12

23

2838

Veronica

Singleton

Hertfordshire

F

53

317

1

1/48

03:36:40

03:36:09

24

414

Rachel

Drummond

Police Scotland

F

34

340

22

22/310

03:38:39

03:37:00

25

416

Mark

Downie

Police Scotland

M

44

346

94

94/524

03:39:04

03:38:30

26

2851

John

Cooper

Kent

M

55

584

55

55/201

03:54:12

03:52:22

27

2296

Ronne

Lowes

Northumbria

M

49

597

295

295/749

03:54:56

03:52:29

28

417

Lisa

Brazier-Watt

Police Scotland

F

37

645

49

49/310

03:57:43

03:54:27

29

413

Mark

Love

Police Scotland

M

31

653

314

314/749

03:58:06

03:54:50

30

2853

Lucy

Campbell

Norfolk

F

47

632

31

31/214

03:57:22

03:55:31

31

595

Daniel

Williamson

Leicestershire

M

31

705

336

336/749

04:00:10

03:59:41

32

2436

William

Hamilton

Police Scotland

M

58

817

75

75/201

04:05:25

04:03:03

33

410

Kenny

Hall

Police Scotland

M

49

867

250

250/524

04:08:54

04:05:38

34

2837

Jon

Stow

Hertfordshire

M

35

918

422

422/749

04:12:05

04:09:59

35

2832

Lee

Davies

Dyfed-Powys

M

31

951

431

431/749

04:13:59

04:10:27

36

2849

Dale

Cooper

Norfolk

M

54

992

94

94/201

04:15:57

04:14:59

37

2841

Yvette

Arthur

West Yorkshire

F

53

1063

16

16/48

04:20:12

04:17:20

38

2822

Mary

Allieu

Metropolitan

F

41

1049

64

64/214

04:19:25

04:18:26

39

2483

Graham

Watt

Police Scotland

M

31

1095

479

479/749

04:22:27

04:19:13

40

2847

David

Garrick

Northumbria

M

47

1092

305

305/524

04:22:13

04:21:27

41

2856

Kevin

Loftus

Derbyshire

M

56

1182

114

114/201

04:26:49

04:25:33

42

2852

Dylan

Thomas

Norfolk

M

36

1220

517

517/749

04:28:47

04:26:52

43

2826

Chris

Thornton

Leicestershire

M

33

1247

526

526/749

04:30:31

04:29:09

44

2828

Bill

Raynor

Hertfordshire

M

60

1326

12

12/40

04:35:33

04:33:01

45

637

Paul

Calvert

Northumbria

M

40

1355

561

561/749

04:37:19

04:34:54

46

1886

Jacqueline

Reid

Metropolitan

F

47

1357

103

103/214

04:37:23

04:36:27

47

2846

James

Brady

Northumbria

M

35

1587

628

628/749

04:53:03

04:52:17

48

2845

Paul

Melrose

Northumbria

M

45

1874

474

474/524

05:23:24

05:22:38

49

2833

David

Owen

Dyfed-Powys

M

46

1989

503

503/524

05:44:06

05:39:26

50

2835

Steve

New

Gwent

M

48

1995

506

506/524

05:45:28

05:42:42

51

2850

Mel

Moore

Kent

M

49

2061

518

518/524

06:07:47

06:02:57

 

2861

Mark

Robinson

West Midlands

M

39

 

 

 

DNF

DNF

 

2855

Stuart

Barnard

Norfolk

M

38

 

 

 

DNF

DNF

 

2860

Mick

Brodrick

Lancashire

M

48

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

2820

Paul

Floyd

PSNI

M

36

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

2831

Fintan

Godkin

Dyfed-Powys

M

39

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

 

Katrina

Kemp

Leicestershire

F

53

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

2825

Anthony

Rickman

Hampshire

M

40

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

2830

Chris

Suckling

Hertfordshire

M

53

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

1022

Michelle

Thomas

Northamptonshire

F

26

 

 

 

DNS

DNS

 

1401

Craig

Turner

Leicestershire

M

36

 

 

 

DNS

DNS


This years PSUK Marathon Championships took place as part of the Milton Keynes Marathon on Bank Holiday Monday 5th May.

This year’s race held extra credence in that it formed part of the selection process for the European Police Marathon Championships which are taking place later in the year in Gratz, Austria. For this reason the National Police Championships were hosted earlier in the year than normally and Milton Keynes was selected as a central venue and one to which PSUK had not visited for a number of years.

This event attracted thousands of spectators which provided a fantastic atmosphere. The Marathon had a joint start with the half marathon competitors and the fun run of superheroes started afterwards. Consequently this event provided plenty of entertainment for the whole family.

As athletes started to arrive early in the morning is was apparent that even though there was a cool breeze the temperature was rising which caught many athletes by surprise. The race started at 1000 hours and by midday the temperature had soared.

Due to the time of year and that many athletes had just recently run in the London Marathon the numbers of Police entrants had reduced from the usual 100 to around 60. But with 2 places up for grabs in the USPE Marathon providing the qualifying time was met gave some athletes an extra incentive to pull something out of the bag.

A the 16 mile point Steve Cairns from Police Scotland went through as first runner followed 30 -40 metres down by Simon Newton of West Yorks. These 2 were shortly followed by Rick Lloyd from GMP and Alex Daniels from D&C. Clearly the Police athletes were dominating the race.

Sarah Hill went through the 16 mile point as first female with a significant gap between her and 2nd and 3rd place females from private clubs.

For those that have run a marathon they will all know that the final few miles from 21, the legs really start to crumble. So it was an unpleasant experience to find at 24 miles a nasty incline. This clearly took its toll on several athletes and with the heat and twisty course the MK Marathon proved to be a tough cookie.

The race finished inside the MK Dons stadium and with spectators filling the stands it gave the athletes an extra burst of energy as they entered the stadium. The cheers went up as the leading man entered the stadium led by a pilot cyclist. Rick Lloyd was clearly a happy man to be leading the race as his arms were put a loft as he crossed the line in 2.43.25 sec. This time and winning slot secured him a place to Gratz.

Alex Daniels came home in 2nd place overall in 2.46.29 and he was followed in the Police competition by Steve Cairns in 2.49.01 to take 3rd place.

Having recently completed the London Marathon the overall ladies race was won convincingly by over 3 minutes by Sarah Hill from Hampshire who completed the course in 3:00.21. This also secured Sarah’s place to Gratz. The 2nd placed Police athlete in the ladies race was Emma Roberts from Dyfed Powys in 3.22.17 and 3rd spot went to Kelly Morgan from South Wales in 3.24.10.

2014 PSUK Marathon Championships

 

 

Monday 5th May 2014 - Milton Keynes

 

 

 

 

 

 

Men

 

 

 

1st

Rick Lloyd (V40)

GMP

02:43:25

2nd

Alex Daniels (V40)

Devon & Cornwall

02:46:29

3rd

Steve Cairns (V45)

Police Scotland

    02:49:01

 

 

 

 

Ladies

 

 

 

1st

Sarah Hill (V40)

Hampshire

03:00:21

2nd

Emma Roberts

Dyfed Powys

03:22:17

3rd

Kelly Morgan (V35)

South Wales

03:24:10

 

 

 

 

Male Vet 40-49

 

 

 

1st

Neil Rutherford (V40)

Police Scotland

03:00:59

2nd

Michael Dobson (V45)

West Midlands

03:07:52

3rd

John Jackson (V45)

Essex

03:22:22

 

 

 

 

Female Vet 35-44

 

 

 

1st

Janine Fallon (V35)

Lancashire

03:34:03

 

 

 

 

Female Vet 45+

 

 

 

1st

Veronica Singleton-Lawley

Hertfordshire

03:36:40

 

 

 

 

Male Vet 50+

 

 

 

1st

Ian Baggott (V50)

Devon & Cornwall

03:28:52

 

 

 

 

Teams (3 to score)

 

 

 

1st

Police Scotland

08:46:01

 

2nd

Devon & Cornwall

09:09:05

 

3rd

Norfolk

10:27:55

 

 

The post race presentation took place and courtesy of Milton Keynes Sport and Social club.



 

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