The John Lucas Memorial 50 Mile Ultra Run

25 July 2020
Strathaven Park, Strathaven, UK (Scotland)
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74 KM
1 days
60 Runners
Difficulty:    Beginner
ENTRY FEE:    FREE
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There are two categories for this event: 50-mile solo and 50-mile relay for teams of five runners. Both groups will start from Kirklandpark Primary School with a one-hour difference. The five relay stages range from 6-14 miles and are all within 5 miles of the town. Transportation of team members back to Strathaven is up to each team.

The route is a circular one around the town of Strathaven along quiet open roads that will be marshalled or marked at all junctions.

Water stops will be in place and drop bags are permitted.

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david meldrum

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