Our 2025 running highlights

Our 2025 running highlights

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Jasmin Paris and Damian Hall talk about The Spine race

Two stalwarts of the game, winners of the race and a course record holder, Damian Hall has been running the race since the third edition and Jasmine Paris won the race outright in 2019 and set a course record whilst expressing breast milk for her 13-month-old child. Both chat abo ...  Show more

The Spine Race: founder Phil Hayday Brown joins us to chat all things Spine

It's January and for a dedicated few and come keen dot-watchers, it can only mean one thing - The Spine Race. Quite possibly the toughest race in the UK, the Spine is a 268 mile race up the Pennine way and as Phil reveals, the 2027 version is going to get tougher! We talk the evo ...  Show more

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