Edinburgh to North Berwick Race

Race organiser : Alan Lawson 07708 011 649 aylawson@btinternet.com * * * * * The Edinburgh to North Berwick 20-mile race The race began in 1958, and was held almost every year until 2017. This race offers an excellent chance of a good time, being a mostly flat course on hard surface, a good trial for any upcoming marathon. The distance has been professionally measured in recent years as being exactly 20 miles. Plenty drinks and good food at the finish. Lots of prizes and spot-prizes. * * * * *
	2022 : The revived running of the Edinburgh to North Berwick 20-mile race took place on Saturday 7th May Weather: 11C. Light to moderate headwind. Early rain. There were 177 starters, all of whom finished. The winner of the race was Ewan Cameron (EAC) in 1:53.41, with club colleague Callum Reid 2nd, just 19 seconds behind. Charles Houston (HBT) was third. The first six runners went under 2hrs. The female winner was Victoria Campbell in 2:30:04, with Amanda Ferguson 2nd and Heather Darling (Portobello)3rd. The M50 trophy was won by Stuart Campbell (Corstorphine), with Duncan Ryan (Perth RR) 2nd. The M60 prize was taken by Terence Coyle, and the M70 prize was won by Brian Howie (EAC). The F45 trophy was won by Amanda Ferguson, with Cat Bruce (HBT) 2nd. The F55 prize was won by Petra Knops, and the F65 prize by Maggie Cramond.
	*Full results available from Results page*
	Photos taken at the Electric Bridge, by Sandy Wallace (Haddington)... https://photos.app.goo.gl/oDtXGdDwWMC4YvWM7 = = = Winner Ewan Cameron, with trophy and baby... Photos from the prize-giving, by Brian Pendreigh... Margaret Robertson presented the prizes. Winner of the Margaret Robertson trophy for first woman, Victoria Campbell Callum Reid, 2nd in the Race Amanda Ferguson, F45 winner and 2nd woman in Race Stuart Campbell, M50 winner Brian Howie, M70 winner Photos from Porty prom, by John McCurdy... Photo from the finish, by Brian Pendreigh... Ewan Crawford (10th) and Callum Butterworth (11th) of the Boggies Lots of photos from the course and at the finish, by Michael Philp... HERE