Burgess Hill Runners do like to be beside seaside
One of the biggest races in the Burgess Hill Runners calendar is the Brighton Half.
BHR turned out in their masses on what was a wonderfully sunny, albeit windy, morning down on the seafront.
First up for BHR was Phil Wallek who completed the 13.1 miles in 1:21:49.
Phil was followed by Mark Nicholls (1:26:12), Paul Prosser (1:27:51), Oliver Day (1:29:07), Chris Alden (1:29:08), Jamie Goodhead (1:29:40), Laura Smith (1:32:14), Travis Golbey (1:33:39), Mark Santer (1:33:51), Andrew Biggs (1:36:25), Richard Jerome (1:37:43), Gayle Tyler (1:39:30), Andrew Bishop (1:40:11), Katherine Wallek (1:40:33), Nic Reay (1:40:48), Fred Sykes (1:42:18), Polly Bancroft (1:43:05), Ben Watts (1:46:37), Leo Watts (1:46:38), Christie Matthews (1:50:54), Adam Jandrell (1:50:54), Ella Stanbrook (1:51:55), Gary Amor (1:52:35), Luke McMahon (1:53:56), Yasmine Allfrey (1:54:20), Ben Ayling (1:55:38), Roger Beattie (1:55:58), Carole Mills (1:56:56), Paul Kaynes (1:57:17), Mark Craigs (2:02:15), Jean Leak (2:02:15), Keith Brown (2:03:11), Emma Goodhead (2:05:54), Jane Owen (2:08:22), Claire Giles (2:10:16), Steve Osborne (2:19:37), Fiona Leen (2:20:38), Ruth Day (2:35:23) and Carrie Lawson (2:46:02).
The Tunbridge Wells Half, famed for its scenic and challenging route, saw Florence Wolfe first up for BHR in 1:42:55 followed by Steven Barrett in 1:55:15.
Angie Bower took part in ‘one of the best kept secrets of the running world’ – the Wokingham Half Marathon, finishing in 2:09:59.