Race Reports

This was the second year of the Castle Run which succeeds the Great Winter Run and it is a much lower key event with runners going off in waves all…

Carnegie Women with Masterful XC Performance The Cross Country League season kicked off in October with the opening event at Stirling Uni.  You could sense the excitement for the start…

17 hardy Harriers made their way to Callander for the first hill race of the year at Callander Crags. A chance to work off the festive excesses and get some…

Saturday 21st December saw the return of our yearly Festive Forest run, a seven mile jaunt around Blairadam Forest, starting and finishing at Clentry. Thankfully this year we had no…

Bruny Island ultra race report Bruny island lies south east of mainland Tasmania. It’s a very popular destination for both tourists and locals It has been visited by various explorers…

It’s not every Sunday I drive to Gleneagles.  In fact, it happens about once per year, and it is usually for this race.  The Solheim Cup caused a rescheduling of…

On Saturday 3rd November an intrepid bunch of 13 Harriers made there weary way to  to Killin for the popular Glen Ogle 33 mile ultra-marathon. Carnegie were definitely one of…

The River Ayr Way must qualify as one of the cheapest ultras around – only £24 (60p/mile!) and for that you get a well organised race, a medal and t…

2019 Islay Marathon Race Report The Islay Marathon is a race that had been on my mind for a few years now. I was born and brought up on Islay…

HARRIERS CLIMB THE SUMMIT OF BEN There’s nothing more exciting than Ben Nevis Race day it’s not a day that creeps up on you it’s a day that’s on your…