Grand Union Canal 145 mile Race

The Grand Union Canal Race (GUCR) is an ultramarathon run from the centre of Birmingham to the centre of London along the Grand Union Canal. Competitors are required to complete the 145-mile (233 km) distance within a time limit of 45 hours. Resting for more than 40 minutes at a time is not permitted.[1] The maximum number of competitors is 100 and is very quickly reached.

The race record is held by Dan Lawson who completed the course in 22 hours 15 minutes in May 2015.[2]

Results

Winners[3]

YearWinnerTime (Hours:Minutes)Country
2022Samantha Amend24:45 Great Britain
2021Alexander Whearity23:25 Great Britain
2020Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2019Alexander Whearity25:08 Great Britain
2018Paul Maskell25:35 Great Britain
2017Sergey Ionov25:54 Russia
2016Andy Jordan25:49 Great Britain
2015Dan Lawson22:15 Great Britain
2014Pat Robbins26:20 Great Britain
2013James Elson29:10 Great Britain
2012Debbie Martin-Corsani28:01 Great Britain
2011Pat Robbins25:37 Great Britain
2010Pat Robbins26:24 Great Britain
2009Pat Robbins26:24 Great Britain
2008Pat Robbins27:09 Great Britain
2007Tim Holsgrove29:39 Great Britain
2006Matt Giles29:02 Great Britain
2005Bob Brown/John Kinder29:39 Great Britain
2004Gary Wale32:36 Great Britain
2003Claude Hardel27:35 France
2002Robert Goodwin30:11 Great Britain
2001Chris Fanning31:05 Ireland
2000Phil Redden34:08 Great Britain
1999Neville Stonehouse33:16 Great Britain
1998Rod Palmer28:58 Great Britain
1997Rod Palmer31:11 Great Britain
1993Dick Kearn32:50 Great Britain

References

  1. GUCR. (2019). The twenty fifth Grand Union Canal 145 mile Race. Entries: Rules. Retrieved 2018-11-03
  2. Official web site
  3. Official GUCR Results Page


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