VIDEO: Can you spot yourself at the Mansfield 10k race?
Can you spot yourself in the race or in the crowd?
There was a big boost for the race’s future with the news that Mansfield District Council looks set to back the embryonic event for the next five years.
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Hide AdMarshall Milton Keynes AC’s Mark Ryall and wife Linsey combined house-hunting with medal-winning.
As local focus on athletics left television coverage of the Rio Olympics for the sunny streets of Mansfield, Ryall, 35, won the race in 34:12, three seconds ahead of Sutton Harriers’ Richard Robinson, going one better than last year’s third, with Mansfield Harriers’ James Mee third in 34:37.
Meanwhile, Ryall’s wife Linsey took the women’s Veterans 35 years title for a family double as they combined the morning’s race with looking for a house in the area.
The overall women’s winner was Jane Potter, of Charnwood Harriers, in 35:49 in a race which raises funds for local charity Reach Learning Disability.