More than 120 runners from across the South West took part in the gruelling race from Burnham-On-Sea to the top of Brent Knoll and back on Sunday morning (November 27th).
The annual 5.5 mile Brent Knoll Run has been held for more than 20 years, having originally started as an event attached to the village’s summer fete. Burnham Harriers took over it several years ago and moved it to the winter to make it more competitive.
Sunday’s race was held under blue skies and bright sunshine, as pictured here.
It was won by Nathan Young from Bristol in a fast time of 37 minutes and ten seconds. In second place was his brother, Kieran Young, in a time of 38:44. Click here for full results.
Organiser Brian Beale told Burnham-On-Sea.com he was pleased with how Sunday’s event had gone. “It was a great day for the run and thanks go to all past and present club members and Burnham Lions Club for their help in making this another success.”
The runners started at Burnham’s BASC ground in Stoddens Road before going cross-country over the fields and clambering to the summit of Brent Knoll.
