Season - 2009 9th June - 14th July - 4th August
Last race of 2009 series!
Full results for both the main race and the U15s can be found on the results page along with photos of the event.
Series Winners were: Male Open - Simon Jones | Male Vet - Alan Davies | Female Open - Kate Roberts | Female Vet - Claire Philips
Oystermouth primary school were runaway winners of the U12 children's races with the highest number of entries over the 3 events.
They receive a cheque for £250. Look out for a similar scheme next year.
Provisional dates for 2010
TUESDAY May 11th - TUESDAY June 8th - TUESDAY July 13thYou can always avoid the queues and help our volunteers by pre-entering the next race up to a week before each race. The entry form is available here.
Another thank you must go to St Johns Cymru. They are always there in case the worst happens, so spare them a thought - click here if you interested in raising money for a good cause!
Visit Swansea Bay Festival for more exciting events this summer.
Whitford Point Multi-terrain Race - Wednesday 20th May 2009
It may have been a little damp, but 159 people enjoyed the 6½ miles long road, beach and forest trails of Whitford.Winners were Mark Davies in a time of 36min 05s and Elle Ridley in 41min 53s.
Full results available here
Introduction
Race Dates for 2009
9th June - 14th July - 4th August
Entry form available here
So you want to enter the Swansea Bay 5K series...
Three races are held each summer along the picturesque seafront walkway towards Mumbles.
The races take place on the second Tuesday of the month in June and July and the first Tuesday in August. The first race this year is on June 9th.
We have a mixture of races for the under 12s starting at 6pm, and a 1 mile challenge for Under 15s that starts at 6:30pm just before the main race at 7pm.
The 5K series attracts all sorts from first time racers to seasoned veterans. Everyone is made to feel welcome, so there is no excuse not to come and join us. If you're looking to get started then don't worry the course is flat and fast. Have a look at the basic training tips in our info section and don't forget to enjoy yourself. If you're a seasoned pro then you always have last year's time to beat (course record is by Simon Jones - 14min 40sec). If you beat the course record then you win £100!
Stick around post-race as you can exchange your 5K race number for a drink and snack courtesy of the Junction Cafe Bar.
Don't forget the Swansea Bay 10km in September 2009.
It's regularly voted as one of the best 10k races in the country!
For more info go to their website at www.swanseabay10k.com
Entry
Click here to download an entry form. Don't worry if you've left it a little late, you can always register on the night - just don't forget to arrive a little earlier. Registration opens at 5:30pm on the night. Details of where to park as well as the course route can be found here.