The 2012 Saucony
Men's 12- and Women's 6-stage South of England Road
Results of the 2012 Championships
Entries
Contenders for the most improved prizes
The 2012 Championships will
be held from at the track at Stantonbury Stadium, Milton Keynes (MK14 6BN) on Sunday 25 March 2012 using a
new course round Linford Wood.
The
decision has been taken to move the race away from the Open University as the
facilities offered there have deteriorated over the last two or three years,
while the charges have increased. At the new venue we will be able to offer
toilet and changing facilities very close to the start/finish, refreshments in
the clubhouse, and allow tents to be erected in the infield. The new courses
(long stage at approximately 7664m and short stage at approximately 5053m) are
very similar in length to the previous courses.
The new
course can be viewed here with pictures here. A Road Closure order has been granted for
Breckland (see the map).
The long
stage involves two laps of Linford Wood.
Results of the
2011 Championships
Most improved prizes went to Marshall Milton
Keynes (Men) and Luton (Women).
Spot prizes went to Thames Valley Harriers
(Men) and Vale of Aylesbury (Women)
First three teams: 1965 – 2011
Top 20 male athletes for Wimbledon, Thurrock
and Milton Keynes
Top 20 male times for Wimbledon, Thurrock
and Milton Keynes
Top 20 female times for Milton Keynes
Results
for the 2010 Saucony SEAA Road Relays
Most improved prizes went to
Marshall Milton Keynes (Men) and Marshall Milton Keynes (Women)
Spot prizes went to Luton AC (Men) and Reading AC (Women).
Results
for the 2009 Saucony SEAA Road Relays
Most improved prizes went to
Herne Hill Harriers/Tonbridge AC (Men) and Woodford
Green/Marshall Milton Keynes (Women)
Spot prizes went to Hillingdon (Men) and Reading AC (Women)
The 2008 Championships were held at Aldershot
on Sunday 6 April.
Results
for the 2007 Nike SEAA Road Relays
Most improved prizes went to
Thames Valley Harriers (Men) and Blackheath &
Bromley (Women)
Spot prizes went to Hillingdon AC (Men) and Serpentine RC (Women)
Results
for the 2006 Nike SEAA Road Relays
Most improved prizes went to
Oxford City/Norfolk Gazelles (Men) and Aldershot, Farnham & District (Women)
Results
for the 2005 Nike SEAA Road Relays
Most improved prizes went to Ealing, Southall and Middlesex
(Men) and Belgrave Harriers (Women)
Spot prizes went to City of
Portsmouth (Men) and Ealing, Southall
and Middlesex (Women)
Results
for the 2004 Nike SEAA Road Relays
Most improved Men's Team: Luton
AC
Most improved Women's Team: Milton Keynes AC
Results
for the 2003 Nike SEAA Road Relays
Most improved Men's Team: Milton Keynes AC
Most improved Women's Team: Hillingdon AC
Results for the 2002 Nike SEAA Relay
Championships
Forty five pictures of the 2002 race taken by
Richard Hoyle
Kent AC won the prize for the most improved men's team.
Havant won the prize for the most improved women's
team
Results for the 2001 Nike SEAA Relay
Championships
Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Women and
Exeter Harriers win the most improved team award.
Milton Keynes Women and Ealing, Southall
and Middlesex Men win the spot prizes.
Women's Championship.
Caroline Hoyte runs 18.34 on Leg 1 with no one to pass the batten to! (Richard Hoyle)
Woodford
Gren and Essex Ladies' B Pritchett on Leg 5.
(Richard Hoyle)
Windsor's
Hayley Yelling on Leg 6. (Richard Hoyle)
Hayley
Yelling after running the fastest time of the day (18.20). (Richard
Hoyle)
MKAC Women.
Di
Knight running Leg 1. (Richard Hoyle)
Amanda Fuller thinks of
the sponsor at the end of Leg 2. (Richard Hoyle)
Claire
Rooney just behind Chelmsford's J Smith on Leg 3. (Richard Hoyle)
Jo Benham on Leg 5. (Richard Hoyle)
Men's Championship.
A
Shaftesbury Barnet runner starting his leg of the men's race. (Ian
Russell)
Windsor,
Slough, Eton and Hounslow Men at the Presentation. (Ian Russell)
WSEH's
Sam Haughian at the Presentation, winning the medal
for the fastest long lap. (Ian Russell)
MKAC Men.
MKAC's Ben De Klerk at the
start (Ian Russell)
Lee Hope at the start of
Leg 2 for the B Team. (Richard Hoyle)
Dave Findel-Hawkins waiting to go on Leg 3 for the B Team.
(Richard Hoyle)
Dave Findel-Hawkins in flight. (Richard Hoyle)
Robbie MacPherson checks on
the timekeepers at the end of Leg 4 for the B Team. (Richard Hoyle)
Andy
Sutton in confident mood. (Richard Hoyle)
Andy Sutton runs leg 5
for the B Team. (Richard Hoyle)
Dave Findel-Hawkins with Andy Sutton and Marshals' Officer, John
Gillespie. (Richard Hoyle)
Chris Mahon runs leg 7 for
the B Team. (Richard Hoyle)
Results for the 2000 Championships
Nike SEAA Men's 12-stage results.
Results for
the 2000 Championships
Nike SEAA Women's 6-stage results.