Salford and Charnwood Among Winners at British Masters Cross-Country Relays
Salford Harriers dominated the main men’s age groups, while Gemma Steel led Charnwood to the youngest women’s team award at the BMAF Open Masters Cross Country Relay Champs in Long Eaton, Derbyshire.
The event, which was the last to be organised at this venue after 10 years, saw Salford AC take the first two team places in the M35 class and also win the M45 race, both over five 3km legs.
- Salford Harriers' men, led by Harry Wakefield, had the four fastest age group times.
- Harry Wakefield achieved the quickest overall lap of the day at 9:01.
- Macclesfield’s M45 Ian Fisher was the fastest on the first lap in 9:33, the third quickest overall.
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Author's summary: Salford Harriers dominated men's age groups at the BMAF Open Masters Cross Country Relay Champs.
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