A race with two starts? RememberRun 2015 had it all. Thanks for running today!
Recap and Results
RememberRun is known for beautiful autumn days and its sentimental pre-race remembrance ceremony. New this year was the 11:02am start time, and the 11km distance.
This year, we were also “lucky” enough to have the Toyota train make a brief appearance. Running across the railroad tracks is a key concession that we have to make to both run through Riverside Park and finish at the Royal Canadian Legion – Preston. Apologies to those affected. The first 24 runners in the 5km cleared the train; after that, some runners were affected, but most were not. This segmentation did create an incredible scene of a second sprint “start” after the train cleared! Photos to come.
Congratulations to all finishers, especially 5km winners Sean Delanghe (16:49) and Elizabeth Teasell (19:39), and 11km winners Greg Dyce (40:53) and Andrea Sweny (46:24) – also automatic course record holders. Full results: 5km, 11km.
#RememberRun2015 @manary867 @RunWaterloo @AngelApparelCA Done & Done. pic.twitter.com/iJCuqCqykS
— @LindsayM (@lmmanary1) November 7, 2015
Battle of Waterloo III
The Battle of Waterloo III concluded today with some great times at the RememberRun. Leaders after Stage 2, Sean and Gill each increased their overall margins to run away with the championships.
More to come on BOWIII. Full results are available are available here.
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Thank you to the organizers of BOW II and BOW III. I know that this series provided me with a little extra motivation. I can’t wait to see what BOW IV is going to look like!
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