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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Peter Hennessy

Woman wins Nottingham 10k for the first time as race returns after 3 years

The Run For All Nottingham 10K was won by a woman for the first time ever when it returned after a three year absence. The race took place at Highfields Park on the University of Nottingham, starting at 9.30am on Sunday, May 22.

Thousands of fun-runners, fundraisers and club runners who all came out to race in the sunshine. The run kicked off on East Drive on the University of Nottingham Campus and followed a course that took runners around the campus and past the sights of Highfield Park Boating Lake and Wollaton Park, before making it back to Cut Through Lane for the big finish.

Crowds across the University campus created a special atmosphere as they cheered the runners to the finish line. First across the finish line was GB long-distance runner, European XC Champion' 2014, Gemma Steel in a time of 35 minutes and three seconds.

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