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Trafford Grand Prix

By on 22/07/2015 in News

Trafford Grand Prix – 21 JULY

There was a strong contingent of Liverpool Pembroke Sefton athletes at the Trafford Grand Prix on 21 July.

The meeting opened with a series of 3000m races.  In race 1 James Loftus,running in his first 3000m of the year, finished 21st in 9.08.34. In race 2 Kyle Nicholls finished 13th in 9.25.22. U17 Dan Jones ran a superb PB, knocking 11s off his time to finish 15th in 9.30.80.

The 800m races saw a series of PBs for LPS athletes.  U20 Jonathon Bride set the ball rolling with a strong run in race 2. Going from the gun, Jonathon took the field through the opening lap in 59.1s, before battling hard down the home straight to record a new PB of 1.58.62 for 4th place.

U17 Jack Crook followed on in race 3 with another blast of front running. Going through the bell in the lead Jack got cut up by another runner and lost momentum down the back straight. Despite slowing in the last few metres Jack ran close to his PB with 2.00.42 in 5th place.

Race 5 saw U17 Matthew Richardson move his PB forward by another couple of notches. Matthew kept working right through the race and finished 7th in 2.02.56.U23 Rob Parkinson made a welcome return to racing after a recent illness. Following his coach’s instruction, Rob ran at the back of the field on the opening lap before racing clear to win in 2.04.67 – a season’s best and spot on his pre-race target.

U20s Daniel Wright and Joe Chadderton had each other to compete with in race 8.Daniel, in his first race since 2013 won the LPS battle with a PB of 2.10.53 in 3rd, with Joe just behind in 4th place in another PB of 2.11.18.

Vet 40 Clare Constable producing a storming run in race 14. Going with the pace, Clare went through the bell in 67s and went on to finish 3rd in a season’s best 2.21.64.  Her time puts her 3rd in the British Vet 40 800m rankings for 2015.

Race 15, the final 800m of the night, was worth waiting for 16 year old Charlotte Mawdsley. Charlotte bravely took on the pace-making and shot through the first lap in 70s. As two runners went past on the back straight Charlotte hung on to the them and, working hard in the home straight finished 2nd in 2.29.40, a new PB by just over 4s.

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