Athletics

Chris, left, and Harry flexing after the finish

Skipton gym coaches return 'super proud' from Las Vegas HYROX Championships
GYM coaches Chris Cummins and Harry Morse have returned 'super proud' from the United States after being pitched against the best in the world at a fitness competition held in Las Vegas.

The runners set off at the start. Picture Woodentops.org.uk

PICTURE GALLERY: Brennan Townshend and Sarah McCormack take the honours in Three Peaks 'marathon with mountains'

Coming down off Whernside

Runners gear up for this weekend's Dales 'Marathon with Mountains'

Skipton AC running club limbers up

Fancy taking up running, but a bit scared? Skipton AC has the answer

Lauren Naylor in action

Local athletics club shines at disabled Olympics in London

Chris celebrates his 50th Rhino marathon with a special rhino cake

'Rhino Boy' Chris completes his 50th marathon - and tops more than £14,000 to help save the rhino

Jez Stott and Marjorie Robinson with the photograph from his race win in 2001

Tim Robinson Memorial Race winners to receive their photographs

Rhino Boy Chris, completes a recent marathon

'Rhino Boy' Chris to take on his 50th - and 51st - marathon this weekend

Thornton-in-Craven fell race long route map

One for the athletes: Brand new senior fell race planned in Craven

It was an exciting weekend of action in Middlesbrough.

Spring-heeled Jack back to winning ways

Giggleswick School Catteral Shield. Picture BPM Harris Photography

Craven schools compete in Giggleswick School's cross country competition

Victoria Wilkinson

Victoria smashes women’s record at Litton fell race

Alex Thompson crosses the line to win at the U15 National Cross-Country Championships in 2019. Pic: Dave Woodhead

Running star caps off perfect week after leading race from start to finish

Action from Harrogate & Craven Schools' Cross-Country Championships

Skipton schools storm to dominant cross-country championship showing

Garry Greenhow, Ambleside AC. 2021 Three Peaks winner

66th Three Peaks Race triumph

Marc completing another London Marathon

Businessman runs London Marathon in aid of Skipton based children's charity

Walkers on the summit of Whernside

Runners gearing up for this weekend's 'marathon with mountains' in the Dales

Chris Green broke the record for fastest marathon dressed as a mammal (male) - Rhinoceros

Rhino Boy Chris wins himself a place in the Guinness World Records

The 2022 Commonwealth Games will be hosted by Birmingham next year (Jacob King/PA)

Last chance to get tickets for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

Will Walker, Dougie Segger Staveley and Jasper Humphries. Picture Geoff Thompson

Runners enjoy a bright sunny yomp over Embsay Fell

Youngsters set off in the Kilnsey Crag race. Eventual winner Jamie Dent in the lead. Pic Robin Moule

Athletics and harness results from Kilnsey Show and Sports

Roger Ingham at work at Kilnsey Show.

Roger’s 60 years’ service at Kilnsey Show

Skipton’s ‘Mr Sport’ Roger Ingham and daughter, Victoria Benn

Fell running memorabilia goes on show

Photo by: Dave Woodhead

Young Settle racer strikes gold for Yorkshire

Alistair Brownlee admits his chances of becoming a three-time Olympic champion are over

Alistair Brownlee admits Olympic hopes are over after disqualification

Joe Carnelley came 4th nationally.

Ermysted’s Seniors Excel at the Virtual English Schools Cross-Country Championships

Ted Mason is back to winning ways after almost two years out from a broken neck. Picture: Andy Holden

Wharfedale Harrier remarkably wins on return from broken neck

The runners line up ready for the off

Magnificent Seven conquer Kilnsey Crag as scaled down fell race takes place

Victoria Wilkinson also won last year's event Picture Dave Woodhead

Covid-19 denies Hebden runner a chance of beating own record

Mathew Cardus of Settle Harriers, right, won the Settle Half Marathon on Sunday. The runners are pictured at Helwith Bridge, Austwick.

Cardus wins 'Grim Up North' Settle Half Marathon

Ermysted's runner Sebastian Segger-Staveley sets off on the first leg at the Coventry Relays. Picture: Geoff Thompson

Ermysted's finish second in national relay race at Coventry

Wharfedale's Ailish Graham won the Stanbury Splash ladies' race. Picture: Dave Woodhead

Wharfedale runner conquers muddy Stanbury Splash course

Mark Buckingham salutes the piper on his way to winning the Auld Lang Syne race. Picture: Dave Woodhead

Year's worth of runners close out 2019 in style at Auld Lang Syne

Five members of this Ermysted's Grammar School Under-15s National champions team will represent England at the International Schools Federation World Schools Cross-Country Championships

Ermysted's cross-country team to compete for England

Ribble Valley's Nichola Jackson finished as the first lady in the Stoops Fell Race. Picture: Dave Woodhead

Wintery conditions give Stoops race a festive Christmas appeal

Ermysted's juniors team qualified for the national final of the English Schools’ Cross-Country Cup

Ermysted's junior team qualifies for national cross-country final

South Craven's Sam Smith claimed the Year 10 and 11 boys title at the Harrogate and Craven Area Cross-Country Championships

Craven athletes claim several titles cross-country championships

Ermysted’s youngster Sam Bentham kept pace with the leaders. He settled for third after a fine run and his Year 7/8 team ended up winning the race

Sam the man as he and Tui help schools qualify for Middlesbrough semi-final

Keighley and Craven's Jack Walton put in a great performance in the senior men's race to come second Picture: Jim Davis

Wasdale near miss for Walton as he is beaten by brilliant Bailey

A mud-covered Amelie Lane won the under-15 girls' Withins Skyline race. Picture: Geoff Thompson

Mud-covered runners tackle "man-eating" bogs at Haworth

Ermysted's Year Seven Team are all smiles as the become national champions at the English Schools' National Fell Running Championships

Year Sevens in heaven after Ermysted's enjoy national fell racing glory

Joe Hudson will compete for Team GB and NI at the World Mountain Running Championships in Argentina

Malham's Joe Hudson selected to run for Team GB and NI

Skipton AC athletes who competed at the York Open

Skipton AC win medals at the York Open

Kristian and Samantha Clayton compete in the BOFRA Malham Charity Relays in memory of their son Stanley. Picture: Carolyn Muir

Malham Charity Relays run in memory of Stanley Clayton

Bingley Harriers' runner Alex Flaherty won the under-17s boys at Embsay Fell Race. Picture: Geoff Thompson

Big field of runners tackle Embsay Fell Race

Muker Fell Race winner Joe Hudson, of Keighley and Craven, leads Barlick's Jimmy Craig. Picture: Lynn Whittaker

Hudson victorious as runners take the long route at Muker

Emma Hopkinson was the ladies champion in the Kilnsey Crag Race. Picture: Dave Woodhead

After completing mountain challenge, Hopkinson wins at Kilnsey

Simon Bailey won the Burnsall Fell Race for the second year in a row. Picture: Jim Davis

Bailey wins Burnsall race for second year running

Barlick's Lucille Pickles won the under-12s girls' race at Reeth. Picture: Geoff Thompson

Yorkshire grit and determination rewarded as sun shines at Reeth

Alex Thompson, of Wharfedale Harriers, won the seniors race at the Cowling Gala in 20 minutes 48 seconds. Picture: Linda Grundy

Thompson shows seniors who it is done at Cowling Gala

Jimmy Lund from Keighley has been selected for his first senior ETU sprint European Cup triathlon race

Lund selected for his first senior European date

Keighley and Craven runner Joe Hudson finished second in the Cracoe Fell Race. Picture: Jim Davis

Experience wins out as Bailey beats Joe Hudson in Cracoe Fell Race

Barlick Fell Runners' Kristian Clayton conquered his fears to finish the Alva Games in Clackmannanshire, Scotland. Picture: Jim Davis

Local runners trek north to tackle the fells of Scotland

Amelie Lane of Wharfedale Harriers was the overall female winner of the Silsden Murder Mile. Picture: Jonathan Lane

Youth to the fore in Silsden Murder Mile