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CLIF BAR 10 PEAKS - THE LAKESEVENT REPORT | PAUL SMITH - 10 PEAKSCLIF BAR 10 PEAKS - THE LAKESRace Organiser: 10 PeaksWebsite Link: www.10peaks.comDate of Event: 28th June 2014Event Type: Single StageDistance: 48km/73km/100kmLocation: Keswick, CumbriaStart Time: 4.00am/5.00am/6.00amDescription: A fell face taking in the ten highestLakeland peaks with three different distance options.Race Results: http://results.sportident.co.uk/home/event.html?eventid=82837a0a-0e7f-41fd-9286-fab83a1e8dfeCATHERINE LITHERLAND PICTUREDPHOTOGRAPH | WWW.SPORTSUNDAY.CO.UK18 ULTRA TALES | OCTOBER 2014Sponsored by thehttp://
EVENT REPORTCLIF BAR 10 PEAKS - THE LAKESNICI SPINKS PICTURED WITH THE RACE DIRECTORSCLIF BAR 10 PEAKS - THE LAKESBY PAUL SMITH, 10 PEAKSA light breeze, clear visibility and 20 degrees wasthe forecast enticing the 260 entrants to leavework on Friday evening and travel to Keswick,ready for the early morning start of the Clif Bar 10Peaks race in the Lake District. As it happened,injury, traffic and family commitments managedto claim some 50 of them, but there were still over200 keen competitors chomping at the bit at firstlight.The forecast did not let us down for the 5th editionof the Lake District race held on the weekend of28/29 June. With 3 distances to choose from (48km,73km or 100km) and ascent ranging from 3200m onthe short course to nearly 8000m on the Xtremecourse, there was something for every ultradistance mountain lover. This was proved by theenormous variety of competitors that showed up -sponsored athletes; record holders; Bob Grahamlegends; hardy regular ultra runners; those that hadattempted the race many times before but not quitesucceeded and new-comers doing their first reallong distance mountain race. Each and every one ofthem with their own personal goal, equally asimportant as everyone elses.4am saw the 32 Xtreme entrants set off from raceHQ in the centre of Keswick on their 100km journey,straight up Blencathra. With a time limit of 30 hours,a steady pace was to be set early on. No-one wasreally sure how the race was going to pan out, butall were aware of the presence of likely podiumcontenders such as Nicky Spinks (who seems tohold most of the UK <strong>Ultra</strong> records going) andYiannis Tridimas (an absolute legend, with moreknowledge of the Lake District mountains thanGoogle).Once at the top of the first peak they were to followa similar line to the Bob Graham Round, through thefirst feed station at Threlkeld and up onto theDodds, before Helvellyn, Fairfield and Seat Sandaltook them down to feed station 2 at Steel End CarPark. From here they would follow an identical routeto the Long Course, up to High Raise then off toBowfell and Esk Hause (feed station number 3). Afew competitors had already pulled out before thispoint and another few would exit here too. NickySpinks was the first to arrive at Esk, in just over 819 ULTRA TALES | OCTOBER 2014Sponsored by thehttp://
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