Swim Run UK

Fancy dipping your toe into SwimRun?

Find your perfect SwimRun partner and get 50% off our 2017 Short Course races.

The short course races are perfect for endurance athletes wanting a taste of this exciting sport where you swim then run then swim and repeat several times with your team mate.

Courses are set for winning times of approx 2-2.5hrs, with most athletes comfortably finishing within 3-3.5hrs.

This offer is limited to the next 4 days or until sold out.

Glencoe Skyfall – Sun 25 June 2017

Snowdonia Llyn i Llyn – Sat 5th August 2017

Loch Lomond Inch By Inch – Sun 3rd September 2017

To enter visit https://www.entrycentral.com/hahaevents and use the code “valentine”

 

Entry for the 2017 SwimRun UK Race Series is now open.

Enter at  https://www.entrycentral.com/HaHaEvents

The series features races at Glencoe, Snowdonia and Loch Lomond. The best team (male pair, female pair or mixed pair) from all 3 races will win a once in a lifetime trip to race in Australia.

SwimRun UK wants the series to be as competitive as possible, and understands that racing lots and lots can be expensive.

So… for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday only, all teams that sign up to race at BOTH SwimRun UK Glencoe Skyfall and SwimRun UK Snowdonia Llyn i Llyn will get a guaranteed FREE place on the start list for 2017 SwimRun UK Championships Loch Lomond Inch By Inch.

This offer is applicable to Long Course entries only.

Entry for the 2017 SwimRun UK Race Series opens this Friday 23rd September. The series features races at Glencoe, Snowdonia and Loch Lomond. The best team (male pair, female pair or mixed pair) from all 3 races will win a once in a lifetime trip to race in Australia.

SwimRun UK wants the series to be as competitive as possible, and understands that racing lots and lots can be expensive.

So… for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday only, all teams that sign up to race at BOTH SwimRun UK Glencoe Skyfall and SwimRun UK Snowdonia Llyn i Llyn will get a guaranteed FREE place on the start list for 2017 SwimRun UK Championships Loch Lomond Inch By Inch.

This offer is applicable to Long Course entries only.

Glencoe Skyfall – Sun 25 June 2017

Long – Short (Full course details coming in next couple of days)

Snowdonia Llyn i Llyn – Sat 5th August 2017

Long – Short

Loch Lomond Inch By Inch – Sun 3rd September 2017

Long – Short & swim only

 

Entry for each Long Course race will be £300 per team + entrycentral.com booking fees.

So effectively each athlete gets to race for £100 per race.

Choose your partner wisely, you’re going to spend a lot of time together and you might be going to Australia together.

Here are the confirmed races and dates for 2017. There will be a couple of others added soon.

Entry for the below races will open on Friday 23rd September. Our 2016 races sold out quickly. They were awesome. Numbers will be limited for 2017, so get entering soon.

Glencoe Skyfall – Sun 25 June 2017

Long – Short (Full course details coming in next couple of days)

Snowdonia Llyn i Llyn – Sat 5th August 2017

Long – Short

Loch Lomond Inch By Inch – Sun 3rd September 2017

Long – Short & swim only

 

SwimRun UK 2017 Race series

For 2017 all 3 races listed above will form a race series. Points will be given to the fastest finishers in each distance and each category (male pairs, female pairs & mixed pairs).

Win a trip to Australia!!!

Each January I fly the winners of the Scottish English and Irish comedian of the year competitions to Australia for the Aussie Comedy Festivals. Time to do the similar for SwimRunners.

At the end of the series the team with the highest number of points will win a trip to race in Australia in April/May 2018. We have a small test race planned for April 2017 in Perth W.A., obviously this will grow into a proper big race in 2018

For the short course there will be a prize of flights and 2 nights accommodation to SwimRun Mallorca 2017.

All race category winners get free entry to all SwimRun UK events in 2018

How will it work?

The first 10 finishers per race, in each race category, will get points (see below chart).

A points table will be created featuring all 3 categories. After Loch Lomond Inch by Inch the single team (be they male, female or mixed) with the highest number of points wins the trip to Australia (return economy flights from EU, 5 nights accommodation in Perth W.A. and 1 internal flight).

If 2 or more teams are tied on equal points then the highest category placing at Loch Lomond wins. If teams are tied as 1st place then the team with the greatest % margin gain on their category’s 2nd placed team will win.

To allow for injury or similar commitment issues, each team can substitute a maximum of 1 team member. (Only 2 persons flights to Oz and accommodation for 5 nights will be given as a prize, but 2 free team places (equalling 4 athletes) in the race will be provided if necessary.)

Glencoe Skyfall points

Glencoe Long		Glencoe Short
category position	points	category position	points
1	100	1	50
2	75	2	35
3	50	3	25
4	45	4	20
5	40	5	15
6	35	6	10
7	30	7	9
8	25	8	8
9	20	9	7
10	10	10	6

Snowdonia Llyn i Llyn points

Snowdonia Long		Snowdonia Short
category position	points	category position	points
1	100	1	50
2	75	2	35
3	50	3	25
4	45	4	20
5	40	5	15
6	35	6	10
7	30	7	9
8	25	8	8
9	20	9	7
10	10	10	6

Loch Lomond Inch By Inch points

Loch Lomond Long		Loch Lomond Short
category position	points	category position	points
1	150	1	75
2	100	2	50
3	75	3	40
4	50	4	25
5	40	5	20
6	35	6	10
7	30	7	9
8	25	8	8
9	20	9	7
10	10	10	6

Points are equal across categories, making this a competition with true sporting equality between the sexes.

I hope this whets your appetite to race with SwimRun UK in 2017

Awrabest Alan

1 loch, 10 islands, 1 mountain… and a whole lot of love.

For the 2nd year the weather was kind and the water and islands of Britain’s biggest body of water have been conquered, this time by a much larger amount of SwimRunners.

The evening before race day torrential rain fell from the thick dark clouds. From Race HQ in Luss athletes struggled to see across to the islands they would be swimming to. Thankfully the following morning was exactly as forecast – scattered cloud, no rain and best of all, no wind. Perfect weather for running 24km in your wetsuit and swimming 8km with your trainers on.

Just after 8am the 63 teams competing in the 2016 Swim Run UK Championship started their first run from Burnfoot Jetty, through thick forest undergrowth, along the Western shore of Loch Lomond to the Mouth of the River Fruin and the first of the 10 swims, to Inchmurrin.

Winning a bottle of whisky, Crawford Whyte and Peter Anderson of Team 25 – Loch Rock and 2 Smoking Backsides were first to make it to the Sprint point at the far end of Inchmurrin island following 1.5km swim and 3km running. Crawford finished in 2nd place last year with coaching colleague John Dargie, but circumstances dictated that this year he race with the younger Peter who had done very very little running or swimming in the previous 6 months, relying on his bike fitness to get him through.

Whisky won, job done… for now, because there was another bottle to be won at the top of Conic Hill and last year’s winner David Ogg, joined this year by Scotland’s most experienced SwimRunner and Loch Gu Loch almost winner Stuart Mcleod, were hot on their heels in 3rd place with unknowns Jason Parrish and Hauker Heimisson sandwiched in the middle. These 6 would battle it out all day with only 1 second separating 2nd and 3rd place at the finish line.

 

Swim 2 to Inchcailloch is the longest swim of the day at 2.8km. The Inch By Inch course is front loaded with the long swims and 3 high climbs. The highest part of the day, and the longest run, is back on the mainland after swim 3 Conic Hill. It’s here that the gaps in the field really begin to open up with pink bibs littered up and down the mountain. At the top the leaders were now 4 minutes ahead. By the time they got back to the bottom some athletes were only just beginning their climb. Another bottle of whisky claimed… but would they keep it?

Not far behind the lead 3 a battle royal was beginning between teams from Aberdeenshire, Stirling and Hamburg, Germany. The Stirling team featuring Craig Coull and Gillian Stokes being the lead mixed team.

What I have noticed this year is the different attitude from the female athletes in the Female teams and the Mixed teams. At the Race Briefing the night before there was a very definite eyeing up and down of the Female competition by Penny Rother and Barbara Sweeney. Both raced last year, but returned with different partners. Penny’s team won last year because Barbara’s team (who were leading) got a wee bit lost near the end. Revenge was in Barbara’s eyes, she’s been training hard and with her former partner she finished 3rd in Snowdonia. But at the briefing both showed most concern about Gillian, who has a rather good palmares being first out of the water at the 2014 British Middle Distance Triathlon Champs, until they realised she was in a Mixed Team and wouldn’t be stealing the whisky from either of them.

Two and a half minutes separated the two rivals at the top of the hill, this gradually increasing to 21 minutes by the time they got to Swim 7 for Inchmoan, meaning this year Penny had no right to moan about Barbara and Elise’s crushing victory.

But would Gillian and team mate Craig Coull be getting the Mixed Team whisky at all? Not if Shielhope Swimmers Andrew and Nicola Duggan had anything to say about it as they exited Swim 2 in an impressive 8th place overall, only 9 minutes behind the male leaders and almost 5 minutes ahead of 2nd placed Mixed team The Irish Duo, who were 1 minute ahead of the Stirling pair.

With an event route so complex, knowing the course can gain you ground and save you minutes – and in the case of Stuart Macleod and Chris Stirling last year at Loch Gu Loch it meant you don’t get lost and completely miss the final swim. Jason and Hauker were by far the stronger of the two teams chasing the leaders. In every swim they pulled away, only to be clawed back by Gandalf and Gollum’s superior local knowledge and path finding going round the smaller islands of the final 1/3 of the course.

Knowledge is something The Irish Duo knew would help them get a Mixed Race podium place. Keen to know more about SwimRun and proclaim that Ireland would be victorious, they walked 500 miles to marshal at Snowdonia (ok the drove). Whilst there they picked up lots of tips. Maeve by far had the fastest transition technique of the day at Inchmurrin, unlike her partner Cathal who faffed and faffed removing his trainers for the swim and struggled to get them into his swim bag. Although new to the sport Maeve showed several more experienced racers a clean pair of heels. The Fusion athlete got 2nd place earlier in the year at Loch Lo Man Standard triathlon. The Irish lass must like this loch as she and Cathal held onto 2nd place getting her another podium ceremony on the shores of Loch Lomond.

But who would be winning the Mixed Team race? By Swim 7 it was obvious as it was Gillian and Craig who had a 13 minute lead ahead of the Irish, over hauling both them and the Duggans who finished almost half an hour behind in 3rd place

With the rest of the field spreading out, by Swim 6 to Inchtavannach there was less than 90 seconds separating the 2nd and 3rd placed Male teams. Macleod and Ogg are both used to much longer events and have the endurance to cope, but what of their dark horse rivals?

Cheating happened next!

God bless Strava Flyby http://labs.strava.com/flyby/viewer/#701099469?c=gcuxnfjb&z=D&t=1Np2lB&a=ze3JKae2wClVaL0pmSPBKWqNwin5OdIpnHTDKYLJwimq7tIpX83aKRULvyk6ar8pRu2_KWhxwil_5MopgOm_KT4GwClzI8kpRr28KVUdvykLasopPVHEKV3HwSmoz8EpfHLLKT3jwSnjotUpN8DFKa8j5ynOa8Ep&s=84

Despite the briefing telling them to run to the sign at the far end of the North Inchmoan beach before swimming to Inchconnachan, the first 3 teams took a short cut. Thankfully the marshals spotted this and sent a kayaker to stop the rest. Respect to 4th place team Endless Summer II for taking the initiative and correcting themselves first meaning they would finish a further 3 or 4 minutes behind the leaders time.

Again at Swim 10, despite the marshals shouting loudly at them, the front 3 took a slightly shorter route into the boat club.

Whilst 30 minutes separated 1st and 3rd place in the Mixed Race, 30 minutes separated the winning time from last year and this year. That’s a roughly 10% improvement. Weather conditions were almost identical to last year, except a little cooler. So why such a big chop? Was it the 2 short cuts? No, possible 3 or 4 minutes saved there. Most likely it was simply a full year of getting to grips with the format and having the experience on the course last year that help Crawford guide his young team mate round the rugged course.

Likewise that knowledge helped reigning Swim Run UK Champion David Ogg of Gandalf and Gollum continually claw back time on Fulon Flyers who with a 40m lead lead with 150m to go were unaware of just how close to the finish they were and allowed their precious lead to dwindle as the auld timers sprinted to the line. Watching the Fulon boys take the wrong line into the finish area,  G&G finished in 3rd place just 1 second behind the invaders from England.

Alongside the Championship race was a smaller Short Course event that featured the final 1/3 of the main route, but started with a killer 1.5km leg breaking climb.

SwimRun Loch Lomond Inch By Inch may be shorter than other Scottish SR courses, it might not be a qualifier for the “world championships”, but it is by far the most exciting and challenging SwimRun course in the British Isles if not Europe, it has the most diverse terrain, gorgeous whisky and even wallabies… Oh and being less than 30 minutes from Glasgow’s City Centre it’s bloody easy to get to, CHEAP AND MOST FUN!

Finally… Massive thanks to Morag Scott and family of Inchmurrin, and the team at Luss Estates for all their support and encouragement allowing us to race over their wonderful islands.

Full results below.

overall	Place	Gender	Distance	Bib	Name	Time	Start	Finish	Forename	Surname	team member 2
1	1	Male	long	25	Loch Rock and 2 Smoking Backsides’	4:56:07.9	0:00.0	4:56:07.9	Peter	Anderson	‘Crawford Whyte’
2	2	Male	long	24	‘Fulon Flyers’	5:03:07.5	0:00.0	5:03:07.5	Jason	Parrish	‘Hauker Heimisson’
3	3	Male	long	54	Gandalf and Gollum’	5:03:8.7	0:00.0	5:03:08.7	Stuart	Macleod	‘David Ogg’
4	4	Male	long	20	‘Endless Summer ll’	5:14:48.2	0:00.0	5:14:48.3	Ryan	Watt	‘George Noble’
5	1	Mixed	long	66	‘STIRLING TRIATHLON’	5:17:41.2	0:00.0	5:17:41.3	GILLIAN	STOKES	‘CRAIG COULL’
6	5	Male	long	34	‘Phyllobates Hamburg’	5:32:18.1	0:00.0	5:32:18.1	Vincent	Gabalda	Jenson Abernetty
7	2	Mixed	long	70	‘The Irish Duo’	5:36:28.4	0:00.0	5:36:28.4	Maeve	Maher-McWilliams	‘Cathal Reilly’
8	6	Male	long	27	‘Glasgow Nomads’	5:40:43.6	0:00.0	5:40:43.6	Chris	Gorman	‘Colin Dupre’
9	3	Mixed	long	65	‘Shielhope Swimmers’	5:44:34.2	0:00.0	5:44:34.2	Andrew	Duggan	‘Nicola Duggan’
10	4	Mixed	long	62	‘Norfolk and Chance’	5:44:46.5	0:00.0	5:44:46.5	Craig	Wallet	‘Catherine Murray’
11	7	Male	long	33	‘Old Knutty Boys’	5:53:23.5	0:00.0	5:53:23.5	peter	openshaw	‘Andy Dines’
12	5	Mixed	long	59	‘Durham Wetters’	5:53:34.2	0:00.0	5:53:34.2	Andrew	Scott	‘Lauren Munro-Bennett’
13	8	Male	long	14	‘Baku Buddies’	5:55:29.5	0:00.0	5:55:29.5	Kenneth	Duffy	‘Callum Duffy’
14	9	Male	long	31	‘Maximillian Smashfest’	5:57:39.8	0:00.0	5:57:39.8	Richard	Lees	‘Graeme Neagle’
15	10	Male	long	43	‘Swimrunning…. Err  you what?!’	6:00:24.3	0:00.0	6:00:24.3	Tom	Raftery	‘James utting’
16	6	Mixed	long	67	Team Justice For Gingers’	6:01:31.6	0:00.0	6:01:31.6	Gerard	McConville	‘Emma Lamont’
17	11	Male	long	41	‘Swim Forrest Run’	6:08:28.9	0:00.0	6:08:28.9	Andrew	Peakman	‘Peter Mason’
18	12	Male	long	42	‘Swim Run na Gàidhealtachd’	7:38:00.5	0:00.0	6:08:37.5	Calum	Maclean	‘Angus Murray’
19	13	Male	long	44	‘Tartan Spartans’	6:08:38.4	0:00.0	6:08:38.4	Stephen	Pratt	‘Alan Cardwell’
20	1	Female	long	11	‘Twa Bridies’	6:10:03.7	0:00.0	6:10:03.7	Barbara	Sweeney	‘Elise Methven’
21	14	Male	long	26	‘Gael T Canuck’	6:15:57.5	0:00.0	6:15:57.6	Pete	Wightman	‘Conor McErlean’
22	15	Male	long	35	‘RedVenom.co.uk’	6:18:30.7	0:00.0	6:18:30.7	Mike	Weed	‘Tony Weed’
23	16	Male	long	19	‘Double A’	6:19:26.7	0:00.0	6:19:26.7	Alasdair	Hood	‘Andrew Hood’
24	7	Mixed	long	5	‘DARK PEAK LADY BOYS’	6:19:44.0	0:00.0	6:19:44.0	Sarah	Broadhurst	‘Rob davison’
25	8	Mixed	long	18	‘Dark peak’	6:19:44.0	0:00.0	6:19:44.0	Matt	Rigby	‘Penny Collier’
26	18	Male	long	37	‘Sharky & George’	6:20:40.8	0:00.0	6:20:40.8	Peter	Rowe	‘George Blessley’
27	19	Male	long	39	‘Something Funny’	6:21:48.8	0:00.0	6:21:48.8	David	Duffy	‘David McKenzie’
28	20	Male	long	45	‘Team Atlantis’	6:21:52.3	0:00.0	6:21:52.3	Kevin	Stokes	‘Dave Garrett’
29	9	Mixed	long	57	‘Cartball Crew’	6:22:57.8	0:00.0	6:22:57.9	Lea	Ball	‘Leyla Cartwright’
30	2	Female	long	1	Pennannce	6:24:27.6	0:00.0	6:24:27.6	Penny	Rother	Anne’
31	21	Male	long	40	‘Spanish Matalascañas’	6:31:22.7	0:00.0	6:31:22.7	Miguel	Mudarra	‘Jose Segura’
32	22	Male	long	12	QUENTIN TARTANTINO APPRECIATION SOCIETY’	6:32:41.9	0:00.0	6:32:41.9	Jon	Ostravious
33	10	Mixed	long	61	‘long distance is the wrong distance’	6:35:26.6	0:00.0	6:35:26.6	Deborah	Gunning	‘Craig Stark’
34	23	Male	long	51	‘Wet Bandits’	6:35:32.5	0:00.0	6:35:32.5	Greig	Farmer	‘Steven McEwan’
35	24	Male	long	15	‘Bob Marley on Toast’	6:37:24.1	0:00.0	6:37:24.1	Gavin	Robottom	‘Mark Metcalfe’
36	25	Male	long	28	‘GTC’	6:40:49.4	0:00.0	6:40:49.4	Stephen	Hogarth	‘Marc Bailey’
37		Mixed	long	71	‘Tri Swim Coaching’	6:43:59.3	0:00.0	6:43:59.3	Annie	Oberlin-Harris	‘Ali Hollest’
38		Male	long	13	‘B2P last but not least’	6:45:15.7	0:00.0	6:45:15.7	Jason	Barrett	‘Tom wright’
39		Female	long	6	‘In for a Penny…’	6:46:27.5	0:00.0	6:46:27.5	Angela	McPartlane	‘suzanne pratt’
40		Mixed	long	68	‘Team Mac’	6:46:47.4	0:00.0	6:46:47.4	Claire	McPhee	‘Neil McPhee’
41		Female	long	4	‘Bell’s Belles’	6:48:54.9	0:00.0	6:48:54.9	Megan	Davey	‘Vicky Macrae’
42		Male	long	32	‘New Kids On The Loch’	6:50:47.7	0:00.0	6:50:47.8	Aaron	McDougall	‘Erik Babcock’
43		Male	long	17	‘Crane Men’	6:58:27.9	0:00.0	6:58:27.9	Alexander	Mcculloch	‘Richie Tannock’
44		Male	long	23	‘Fossil Fuel’	7:02:08.9	0:00.0	7:02:08.9	Mark	Twelftree	‘Paul Naughton’
45		Female	long	2	‘Alfi’	7:02:17.1	0:00.0	7:02:17.1	Fiona	MacGregor	‘Alison O’Prey’
46		Male	long	49	‘The Wooden Spoons’	7:03:13.5	0:00.0	7:03:13.5	Paul	Millar	‘David McConville’
47		Male	long	30	‘Lincoln Tri’	7:05:18.0	0:00.0	7:05:18.0	Mark	Speed	‘Andy Johnson’
48		Male	long	48	‘The Vital Sparks’	7:05:56.1	0:00.0	7:05:56.1	Scott	Samuel	‘James Barfoot’
49		Male	long	46	‘Team Bower’	7:05:56.3	0:00.0	7:05:56.3	Kris	Davidson	‘Cedric Grosjean’
50		Female	long	9	‘SYTri’	7:07:13.9	0:00.0	7:07:13.9	Sarah	Exon	‘Abi Gregory’
51		Male	long	21	‘Eynsham A Team’	7:11:26.0	0:00.0	7:11:26.0	Mark	Schofield	‘Nick Maynard’
52		Male	long	29	‘Huff and puff’	7:12:31.7	0:00.0	7:12:31.7	Nick	Wyndham	‘Marcus barrick’
53		Mixed	long	56	‘BofA’	7:13:12.6	0:00.0	7:13:12.6	David	Richards	‘Ester Coma Ramos’
54		Mixed	long	60	‘Fa-Can-El that was fast’	7:20:33.3	0:00.0	7:20:33.4	Christine	Catterson	‘Paul Wallace’
55		Mixed	long	55	‘Anna et Al’	7:21:12.7	0:00.0	7:21:12.7	al	stanton	‘Anna White’
56		Female	long	3	‘Because we can……!’	7:26:38.0	0:00.0	7:26:38.0	julie	Tanner	‘Sarah Hyde’
57		Male	long	36	‘Reverse Alphas’	7:29:41.4	0:00.0	7:29:41.4	Richard	McLaughlin	‘Iain Chirnside’
58		Female	long	10	‘Team 40+’	7:31:56.3	0:00.0	7:31:56.3	Victoria	Lea	‘Jenny Ruscoe’
59 Conic Hill Cut Off		Male	long	52	‘What could possibly go wrong?’	6:18:39.4	0:00.0	nc 6:18:39.4	Jonathan	Bridges	‘Kenny Elder’
60 Conic Hill Cut Off		Female	long	7	‘Porty Ladies second team’	6:22:10.5	0:00.0	nc 6:22:10.5	Oonagh	O’Brien	‘Joanne Campbell’
61 Conic Hill Cut Off		Mixed	long	58	‘Do Fings!’	6:58:53.6	0:00.0	nc 6:58:53.6	Amanda	Randall	‘John Edwards’
62 Conic Hill Cut Off		Male	long	38	‘Solihull Triathlon Club’	7:15:31.9	0:00.0	nc 7:15:31.9	Neil	Bowler	‘Gareth David’
63		Mixed	long	64	‘Serpies’	DNF	0:00.0	–	Andrew	Gray	‘Sarah-Kate Berlyn’
		Female	long	8	‘Rowing Birds’	DNS
		Male	long	16	‘Bri Tri Originals’	DNS			Matt	Honey	‘Graeme Cox’
		Male	long	22	‘Fife amphibians’	DNS			hamish	stephen	‘charles anderson’
		Male	long	47	‘The Acorns’	DNS			Sean	Walsh	‘Tristan handley’
		Male	long	50	‘Wave warriors’	DNS			Markus	Pressdee	‘Pete Crabb’
		Male	long	53	‘Yassink or Swim’	DNS			Calum	Sweeney	‘Omar Yassin’
		Mixed	long	63	‘Redcaps #1’	DNS			Mike	Jordan	‘Dawn Charles’
		Mixed	long	69	‘The Blonde and the Beard’	DNS			Henry	Bremridge	‘Georgina Smee’
SHORT
overall	Place	Gender	Distance	Bib	Name	Time	Start	Finish	Forename	Surname	team member 2
1	1	118	Mixed	short	‘Steman’	2:02:48.6	4:22:33.4	6:25:22.0	Hazel	Steven	‘Phil Skerman’
2	1	113	Male	short	‘Big Test icicles’	2:08:25.7	4:22:33.4	6:30:59.0	Callum	Anderson	‘Iain Sutherland’
3	2	111	Male	short	‘Paul and Alan’	2:09:10.8	4:22:33.4	6:31:44.2	Alan	Mackie	‘Paul Galllacher’
4	2	117	Mixed	short	‘Big Mountain’	2:09:28.4	4:22:33.4	6:32:01.8	Ingrid	Machell	‘Alex Spencer’
5	3	120	Mixed	short	‘Jellyfish’	2:18:47.2	4:22:33.4	6:41:20.6	Iain	Ferguson	‘Anna Kinter’
6	1	108	Female	short	‘Cinneadh’	2:24:27.1	4:22:33.4	6:47:00.5	Debbie	Spencer	‘Jenny McColl’
7	4	116	Mixed	short	‘Monifeith Marauders’	2:27:42.4	4:22:33.4	6:50:15.8	Adam	Wilson	‘Julie Wilson’
8	2	106	Female	short	‘The Sisters’	2:34:36.7	4:22:33.4	6:57:10.1	Juliet	Loudon	‘Laurel Brodie’
9	3	109	Female	short	‘Homer&Co’	2:38:53.8	4:22:33.4	7:01:27.2	Sharon	Holmes	‘Val Barr’
10	4	103	Female	short	‘Your Pace or Mine?’	2:44:30.8	4:22:33.4	7:07:04.2	Mary	Riffkin	‘Sarah Bryson’
11	5	105	Female	short	‘Water babes’	2:57:17.3	4:22:33.4	7:19:50.7	Fiona	Grove	‘Ali Mosedale’
12	6	110	Female	short	Geeza Bhreac	3:06:46.5	4:22:33.4	7:29:19.9	Mo	Boyd	Charlotte
13	7	107	Female	short	‘Fleet Feet Foxes’	3:07:46.1	4:22:33.4	7:30:19.5	Rozanne	Boynton	‘Jennifer Cain’
14	8	123	Female	short	Rowing Birds	3:17:46.0	4:22:33.4	7:40:19.4
15	5	119	Mixed	short	‘The Blind leading the blind’	3:26:42.0	4:22:33.4	7:49:15.4	Alasdair	Crawford	‘Aileen O’Donnell’
16	9	101	Female	short	‘Susan and Lesley’	4:03:58.9	4:22:33.4	8:26:32.2	Lesley	McLuskey	‘Susan Gallacher’
17	3	112	Male	short	‘The Gin Widowers’	4:16:10.8	4:22:33.4	8:38:44.2	Stuart	Fair	‘Neil Jeffrey’
18		102	Female	short	‘Suzkim’	DNS			Susan	Lindsay	‘Kimberley king’
19		104	Female	short	‘Happy Feet’	DNS			lynne	naylor	‘Louise Todd’
20		114	Male	short	‘Chundernauts’	DNS			Joris	Van der Horst	‘James Overell’
21		115	Mixed	short	‘Water Rats’	DNS			Brett	Welch	‘Kathryn Welch’

 

Here is what I think is the final start list for SwimRun Loch Lomond Inch By Inch. Please have a quick check and make sure you are down correctly.

If you emailed to defer, I might have missed it. If you are still on this list please let me know asap.

Long	Team_Type	Team_Name	Forename	Surname	Team_Member_2_Name
1	Female	‘.’	Penny	Rother	‘.’
2	Female	‘Alfi’	Fiona	MacGregor	‘Alison O’Prey’
3	Female	‘Because we can……!’	julie	Tanner	‘Sarah Hyde’
4	Female	‘Bell’s Belles’	Megan	Davey	‘Vicky Macrae’
5	Female	‘DARK PEAK LADIES’	Sarah	Broadhurst	‘Penny Collier’
6	Female	‘In for a Penny…’	Angela	McPartlane	‘suzanne pratt’
7	Female	‘Porty Ladies second team’	Oonagh	O’Brien	‘Joanne Campbell’
8	Female	‘Rowing Birds’	Clothilde	Hugot	‘Emma Galloway’
9	Female	‘SYTri’	Sarah	Exon	‘Abi Gregory’
10	Female	‘Team 40+’	Victoria	Lea	‘Jenny Ruscoe’
11	Female	‘Twa Bridies’	Barbara	Sweeney	‘Elise Methven’
12	Male	‘Auld Hamilton Boys’	Craig	Forrest	‘Colin Pratt’
13	Male	‘B2P last but not least’	Jason	Barrett	‘Tom wright’
14	Male	‘Baku Buddies’	Kenneth	Duffy	‘Callum Duffy’
15	Male	‘Bob Marley on Toast’	Gavin	Robottom	‘Mark Metcalfe’
16	Male	‘Bri Tri Originals’	Matt	Honey	‘Graeme Cox’
17	Male	‘Crane Men’	Alexander	Mcculloch	‘Richie Tannock’
18	Male	‘Dark peak’	Matt	Rigby	‘Rob davison’
19	Male	‘Double A’	Alasdair	Hood	‘Andrew Hood’
20	Male	‘Endless Summer ll’	Ryan	Watt	‘George Noble’
21	Male	‘Eynsham A Team’	Mark	Schofield	‘Nick Maynard’
22	Male	‘Fife amphibians’	hamish	stephen	‘charles anderson’
23	Male	‘Fossil Fuel’	Mark	Twelftree	‘Paul Naughton’
24	Male	‘Fulon Flyers’	Jason	Parrish	‘Hauker Heimisson’
25	Male	‘Fusion-Coaching / CW Coaching’	Peter	Anderson	‘Crawford Whyte’
26	Male	‘Gael T Canuck’	Pete	Wightman	‘Conor McErlean’
27	Male	‘Glasgow Nomads’	Chris	Gorman	‘Colin Dupre’
28	Male	‘GTC’	Stephen	Hogarth	‘Marc Bailey’
29	Male	‘Huff and puff’	Nick	Wyndham	‘Marcus barrick’
30	Male	‘Lincoln Tri’	Mark	Speed	‘Andy Johnson’
31	Male	‘Maximillian Smashfest’	Richard	Lees	‘Graeme Neagle’
32	Male	‘New Kids On The Loch’	Aaron	McDougall	‘Erik Babcock’
33	Male	‘Old Knutty Boys’	peter	openshaw	‘Andy Dines’
34	Male	‘Phyllobates Hamburg’	Vincent	Gabalda	Jenson Abernetty
35	Male	‘RedVenom.co.uk’	Mike	Weed	‘Tony Weed’
36	Male	‘Reverse Alphas’	Richard	McLaughlin	‘Iain Chirnside’
37	Male	‘Sharky & George’	Peter	Rowe	‘George Blessley’
38	Male	‘Solihull Triathlon Club’	Neil	Bowler	‘Gareth David’
39	Male	‘Something Funny’	David	Duffy	‘David McKenzie’
40	Male	‘Spanish Matalascañas’	Miguel	Mudarra	‘Jose Segura’
41	Male	‘Swim Forrest Run’	Andrew	Peakman	‘Peter Mason’
42	Male	‘Swim Run na Gàidhealtachd’	Calum	Maclean	‘Angus Murray’
43	Male	‘Swimrunning…. Err  you what?!’	Tom	Raftery	‘James utting’
44	Male	‘Tartan Spartans’	Stephen	Pratt	‘Alan Cardwell’
45	Male	‘Team Atlantis’	Kevin	Stokes	‘Dave Garrett’
46	Male	‘Team Bower’	Kris	Davidson	‘Cedric Grosjean’
47	Male	‘The Acorns’	Sean	Walsh	‘Tristan handley’
48	Male	‘The Vital Sparks’	Scott	Samuel	‘James Barfoot’
49	Male	‘The Wooden Spoons’	Paul	Millar	‘David McConville’
50	Male	‘Wave warriors’	Markus	Pressdee	‘Pete Crabb’
51	Male	‘Wet Bandits’	Greig	Farmer	‘Steven McEwan’
52	Male	‘What could possibly go wrong?’	Jonathan	Bridges	‘Kenny Elder’
53	Male	‘Yassink or Swim’	Calum	Sweeney	‘Omar Yassin’
54	Male	Gandalf and Gollum’	Stuart	Macleod	‘David Ogg’
55	Mixed	‘Anna et Al’	al	stanton	‘Anna White’
56	Mixed	‘BofA’	David	Richards	‘Ester Coma Ramos’
57	Mixed	‘Cartball Crew’	Lea	Ball	‘Leyla Cartwright’
58	Mixed	‘Do Fings!’	Amanda	Randall	‘John Edwards’
59	Mixed	‘Durham Wetters’	Andrew	Scott	‘Lauren Munro-Bennett’
60	Mixed	‘Fa-Can-El that was fast’	Christine	Catterson	‘Paul Wallace’
61	Mixed	‘long distance is the wrong distance’	Deborah	Gunning	‘Craig Stark’
62	Mixed	‘Norfolk and Chance’	Craig	Wallet	‘Catherine Murray’
63	Mixed	‘Redcaps #1’	Mike	Jordan	‘Dawn Charles’
64	Mixed	‘Serpies’	Andrew	Gray	‘Sarah-Kate Berlyn’
65	Mixed	‘Shielhope Swimmers’	Andrew	Duggan	‘Nicola Duggan’
66	Mixed	‘STIRLING TRIATHLON’	GILLIAN	STOKES	‘CRAIG COULL’
67	Mixed	‘Justice For Gingers’	Gerard	McConville	‘Emma Lamont’
68	Mixed	‘Team Mac’	Claire	McPhee	‘Neil McPhee’
69	Mixed	‘The Blonde and the Beard’	Henry	Bremridge	‘Georgina Smee’
70	Mixed	‘The Irish Duo’	Maeve	Maher-McWilliams	‘Cathal Reilly’
71	Mixed	‘Tri Swim Coaching’	Annie	Oberlin-Harris	‘Ali Hollest’
Short	Team_Type	Team_Name	Forename	Surname	Team_Member_2_Name
101	Female	‘Susan and Lesley’	Lesley	McLuskey	‘Susan Gallacher’
102	Female	‘Suzkim’	Susan	Lindsay	‘Kimberley king’
103	Female	‘Your Pace or Mine?’	Mary	Riffkin	‘Sarah Bryson’
104	Female	‘Happy Feet’	lynne	naylor	‘Louise Todd’
105	Female	‘Water babes’	Fiona	Grove	‘Ali Mosedale’
106	Female	‘The Sisters’	Juliet	Loudon	‘Laurel Brodie’
107	Female	‘Fleet Feet Foxes’	Rozanne	Boynton	‘Jennifer Cain’
108	Female	‘Cinneadh’	Debbie	Spencer	‘Jenny McColl’
109	Female	‘Homer&Co’	Sharon	Holmes	‘Val Barr’
110	Female	Geeza Bhreac	Mo	Boyd	Charlotte
111	Male	‘Paul and Alan’	Alan	Mackie	‘Paul Galllacher’
112	Male	‘The Gin Widowers’	Stuart	Fair	‘Neil Jeffrey’
113	Male	‘Big Test icicles’	Callum	Anderson	‘Iain Sutherland’
114	Male	‘Chundernauts’	Joris	Van der Horst	‘James Overell’
115	Mixed	‘Water Rats’	Brett	Welch	‘Kathryn Welch’
116	Mixed	‘Monifeith Marauders’	Adam	Wilson	‘Julie Wilson’
117	Mixed	‘Big Mountain’	Ingrid	Machell	‘Alex Spencer’
118	Mixed	‘Steman’	Hazel	Steven	‘Phil Skerman’
119	Mixed	‘The Blind leading the blind’	Alasdair	Crawford	‘Aileen O’Donnell’
120	Mixed	‘Jellyfish’	Iain	Ferguson	‘Anna Kinter’