Leighton Buzzard, UK – November 16, 2019—The annual Dirt Half Challenge took place on Saturday, November 16, in Leighton Buzzard. Leighton Buzzard Triathlon Club’s Jamie Farmer emerged victorious with a remarkable time of 01:18:41.
The Dirt Half Challenge is a popular off-road half marathon race that traverses the picturesque countryside of Bedfordshire. Competitors tackle a variety of terrains, including muddy tracks, woodland trails, and canal towpaths, making it challenging yet rewarding for all participants.
Jamie Farmer’s impressive victory at this year’s Dirt Half Challenge was met with resounding praise from both fellow competitors and spectators alike.
The event drew runners from across the region, many of whom praised the scenic route and friendly atmosphere. A Racecheck reviewer noted, “The Dirt Half Challenge is a must-do race for any trail enthusiast. The stunning scenery and well-organized event make it a standout race on the calendar.”
“I absolutely loved the Dirt Half Challenge! The course was challenging but beautiful, with stunning scenery and plenty of support from other runners and spectators. The organization was top-notch and the atmosphere was electric. I would definitely recommend this race to anyone looking for a tough but rewarding trail run.” – Amanda M.
“The Dirt Half Challenge was my first trail race and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. The course was tough but well-marked, and the volunteers were incredibly supportive. The post-race festivities were fantastic and I felt like a real champion crossing the finish line. I will definitely be back next year!” – Ben L.
“I’ve run a lot of trail races and the Dirt Half Challenge is definitely one of the best. The course was challenging but fair, with a good mix of terrain and beautiful views. The organization was excellent and the atmosphere was friendly and welcoming. I had a great time and would highly recommend this race to anyone looking for a fun and challenging trail run.” – Sarah G.
For more information about the Dirt Half Challenge, visit their website at dirtrunning.org.uk.
A final word from Race director Andy Hully: “Feedback from the runners regarding the course, support from the marshals and the organisation of the event was once again outstanding, with many runners vowing they would be back next year. A word of advice: enter early!”
Link to full results https://dirtrunning.org.uk/results/
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