Marathon man Guy in form at Berlin event

Skegness and District Running Club’s Guy Hatton competed in the Berlin Marathon, a citywide road race where professional athletes and amateur runners jointly participate.
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It was only a week since Guy’s previous marathon in Hull, but he still finished in a brilliant 5 hrs 06 mins.

Guy is aiming to complete 100 marathons, and crossing the line in Germany meant he has now ticked 53 off his list.

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Robbie Gee flew the flag for Skegness and District RC at the Robin Hood Half Marathon at the weekend.

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Despite the wet conditions and hills, which he described as doing ‘two Bolingbroke 10ks back to back’, Rob had a fantastic run, finishing in 2 hrs 21 mins.

Emmajean and Jimmy Hearn headed to Barnstaple for their marathon effort, hosted by the North Devon Road Runners.

They had a fantastic race and both bagged personal bests, Jimmy by 33 seconds and Emmajean a staggering seven minutes.

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“We are really pleased, especially one week post (completing) 100k at Equinox24,” Emmajean said.

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“It rained, was windy and would have been lovely scenery if we could have seen it. 

“But despite the weather it was well organised with tea, coffee and a cheeky prosecco at the end.”

For information about the SADRC club nights at Skegness, Boston, Horncastle and Spilsby visit www.skegnessanddistrictrc.co.uk.

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