Lone Wolf Exeter 2027
24 HOURS.
100 MILES.
ONE LOOP EVERY HOUR.
Push Your Limits. Test Your Resolve. Discover Your Inner Lone Wolf.
DATE: Saturday 9th – Sunday 10th October 2027
LOCATION: Exeter Racecourse, Kennford, Exeter, EX6 7XS
REGISTRATION: From 8:30am Saturday 9th October
RACE START: 11:00am Saturday 9th October
RACE FINISH: 11:00am Sunday 10th October
COURSE: Exeter Race Course and Haldon Forest, Devon
LOOP DISTANCE: 6.7km
ROUTE: View the Lone Wolf South West route on Strava
WELCOME TO LONE WOLF!
Are you ready to take on something a little different?
Welcome to Lone Exeter 2027, an unforgettable 24-hour endurance running challenge set against the beautiful woodland surroundings of Haldon Forest, Devon.
Whether you're an experienced ultra runner looking for your next big challenge, a marathon runner wanting to push further, or someone simply looking for an exciting new running experience, Lone Wolf is an event where everyone has a place on the start line.
This isn't your traditional running event. There are no set finish distances, no pressure to keep up with the fastest runners and no requirement to run a particular distance. Instead, you set your own challenge, find your own pace and discover just how far you can go.
One 6.7km loop. Every hour. On the hour. For 24 hours.
The question is: how many loops can YOU complete?
Lone Wolf isn't just a race; it's a celebration of endurance, resilience, determination and the incredible things we can achieve when we push ourselves beyond our comfort zones.
From first-time endurance runners to experienced ultra athletes, everyone is welcome. You'll share the start line, the course and the experience with people of all abilities, all working towards their own personal goals.
Come and experience the Lone Wolf community!
WHAT IS THE LONE WOLF CHALLENGE?
Lone Wolf is a unique endurance running format that tests both physical fitness and mental determination.
The concept is simple, but the challenge is anything but!
Participants must complete one 6.7km loop of the course every hour, starting on the hour. You have a maximum of 60 minutes to complete each loop and return to the start/finish area ready for the next departure.
Complete your loop in 40 minutes? Fantastic! You've got 20 minutes to refuel, grab something to eat, change your clothing, rest your legs or simply enjoy a little downtime before the next start.
But remember, when the clock reaches the next hour, everyone still taking part must be back on the start line and ready to go again.
There is no option to start a loop late. You must complete each loop within the hour if you wish to continue.
As the hours pass, the challenge becomes increasingly demanding. Fatigue builds, daylight disappears, temperatures change and the night brings a whole new dimension to the experience.
Every hour presents a fresh opportunity to dig deep, keep moving and prove to yourself what you're capable of.
THE BEST PART? YOU ARE IN CONTROL OF YOUR OWN CHALLENGE!
You can choose to stop whenever you wish, provided you have completed your current loop. Whether you've achieved your personal target, completed a distance you've always wanted to tackle or simply feel you've had enough, you are free to finish your challenge at any hourly checkpoint.
There is absolutely no pressure to complete all 24 hours.
For those wanting to push their limits, the challenge continues through the day, evening, overnight and into Sunday morning.
The ultimate goal is to complete all 24 loops, with the final lap starting at 10:00am on Sunday and the event finishing at 11:00am.
For those chasing the ultimate Lone Wolf title, the final lap is where it all comes together. The fastest male and female runners completing the final lap will be crowned our Lone Wolf Champions.
Your challenge. Your distance. Your achievement.
A RACE FOR EVERYONE – FROM BEGINNERS TO ELITE ATHLETES
One of the things that makes Lone Wolf so special is that everyone starts together.
You might find yourself standing on the start line alongside experienced ultra runners, marathon runners, weekend joggers and people taking on their first ever endurance event.
It doesn't matter.
There is something incredibly special about an event where runners of different abilities come together with one shared goal: to see how far they can go.
Lone Wolf is a social running challenge built around encouragement, camaraderie and mutual support.
You'll find yourself running alongside different people throughout the event, sharing stories, exchanging encouragement and helping each other through the tougher moments.
You can run with others, find your own rhythm or simply enjoy the experience at your own pace.
Whether you complete a couple of loops or make it all the way through the 24 hours, every participant has a story worth celebrating.
There is no judgement, no pressure and no expectation to be the fastest.
We want everyone to feel welcome, supported and part of the Lone Wolf community.
CHOOSE YOUR OWN DISTANCE – HOW FAR CAN YOU GO?
With each loop covering 6.7km, Lone Wolf gives you the opportunity to challenge yourself over a variety of distances.
One loop every hour, on the hour. Complete your loop within 60 minutes and you're welcome to head out again for another.
You decide how far you want to go!
Here are some of the distances you could achieve:
Number of Loops
Total Distance- 1 Loop 6.7km, 2 Loops 13.4km, 3 Loops 20.1km, 4 Loops 26.8km, 5 Loops 33.5km, 6 Loops 40.2km, 7 Loops 46.9km, 8 Loops 53.6km, 9 Loops 60.3km, 10 Loops 67km, 12 Loops 80.4km, 15 Loops 100.5km, 18 Loops 120.6km, 20 Loops 134km, 24 Loops 160.8km – 100 Miles!
Whether your target is to complete your first 10K, tackle a half marathon, complete a marathon, reach 50K, push beyond 100K or take on the full 24-hour challenge, there's an opportunity for everyone.
You don't have to decide your final distance before you arrive. Set yourself a target, see how you feel and take it one loop at a time.
You can finish your challenge after any successfully completed loop. There is no pressure to continue if you've achieved what you set out to do.
For those who want to take on the ultimate challenge, completing all 24 loops means covering an incredible 160.8km (almost exactly 100 miles) in 24 hours!
How far will your Lone Wolf journey take you?
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE BEAUTY OF HALDON FOREST
Set within the stunning woodland landscape of Haldon Forest, our South West event offers runners a fantastic opportunity to experience the natural beauty of Devon while taking on a memorable endurance challenge.
The course takes you through a mixture of undulating forest tracks, woodland paths and natural trail terrain.
The 6.7km route offers a varied and interesting running experience, with changing scenery, flowing sections and the occasional climb to keep your legs working.
The forest provides a beautiful setting during the daylight hours, but as evening approaches and darkness falls, the atmosphere changes completely.
Head torches come out, the woodland takes on a different character and the challenge becomes as much about mental strength as physical ability.
Running through the night, knowing that your fellow competitors are out there doing exactly the same thing, creates a unique sense of camaraderie.
And when the morning light begins to break through the trees, you'll appreciate every step that has brought you there.
This is more than just a run. It's an experience.
THE LONE WOLF EXPERIENCE – MORE THAN JUST RUNNING
At Lone Wolf, we believe endurance events should be about more than simply crossing a finish line.
It's about the people you meet, the encouragement you give and receive, the conversations between laps and the memories you take away.
Our event base provides a central place for runners to return to after every loop.
You can refuel, grab a drink, change into fresh clothing, put your feet up, catch a little rest or spend time chatting with other participants.
You'll be sharing the experience with a fantastic mix of people, all working towards their own personal goals.
Some will be chasing the championship title. Others will be taking on their first ultra, while some simply want to enjoy a different kind of running event.
There is no judgement, no pressure and no expectation to be the fastest.
We want everyone to feel welcome, supported and part of the Lone Wolf community.
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Every participant who takes on the Lone Wolf challenge deserves recognition.
We want you to leave with something to remember your achievement, whether you've completed a few loops or conquered the full 24 hours.
Awards include:
Male Lone Wolf Champion: Awarded to the overall male winner.
Female Lone Wolf Champion: Awarded to the overall female winner.
Wooden Finisher Medals: A special wooden medal for all participants.
Handmade Wooden Champion Trophies: A unique handmade trophy for our ultimate male and female champions.
The championship is decided on the final lap and is a race to the finish. Participants wishing to compete for the championship must remain in the challenge until the final loop.
We want to celebrate the determination, resilience and spirit shown by everyone who takes part.
EVENT T-SHIRTS
Lone Wolf event T-shirts are available to purchase as an add on through our website (We Travel) .
T-shirts will be distributed on the morning of the event.
EVENT SCHEDULE
SATURDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2027
8:30am – Registration opens.
8:30am onwards – Arrive, collect your race number and set up your personal rest area.
Before 11:00am – Event briefing and final preparations.
11:00am – The first loop begins!
12:00pm onwards – A new loop starts every hour, on the hour.
Evening and overnight – The challenge continues through darkness.
SUNDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2027
10:00am – Final loop begins.
11:00am – Final loop finishes and the 24-hour challenge comes to an end.
Following the finish – Celebrations, results and awards.
Please arrive with plenty of time to register, collect your race number, organise your equipment and listen to the event briefing.
FACILITIES AT THE EVENT
We want you to have a comfortable base throughout your 24-hour challenge.
Our event base at Exeter Racecourse will provide the following facilities:
INDOOR REST AND WELFARE AREA
A large indoor room will be available for participants to use throughout the event.
This is your space to relax, eat, change clothing, recover between loops or get some sleep overnight.
Please bring your own camp bed or suitable sleeping equipment if you intend to rest indoors.
CAFÉ
The on-site café is expected to be open from 9:00am until 5:00pm on Saturday.
Please do not rely on the café being open overnight. Make sure you bring enough food and drink to keep yourself fuelled throughout the full 24 hours.
KITCHEN FACILITIES
The following facilities will be available:
Kettle
Small fridge
Microwave
Please remember that these are shared facilities and will need to be used considerately.
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES
Toilets.
Water points.
First aid station.
Indoor resting areas.
Outdoor seating areas.
Start and finish area for spectators and supporters.
PARKING AND OVERNIGHT LOGISTICS
24-hour parking must be booked in advance through our website.
Parking costs £10 per vehicle and covers the full event period, including overnight parking.
Your parking ticket includes permission to stay overnight in your vehicle in the designated car park.
You are welcome to sleep in your car, van or campervan. Vehicles of all sizes are welcome, subject to the venue's parking arrangements.
Please note that there is no formal campsite at the venue.
Parking costs £5 for a car parking ticket that is allocated up to a 4 hour stay.
If you would prefer not to sleep in your vehicle, you can make use of the indoor rest rooms available at the event.
There are also several areas around the start/finish location where participants can set up a small personal rest area.
These include:
Grass Area Near the Start Line
There is a small grass area suitable for small tents and gazebos that require pegging down. Please keep structures small and be considerate of the limited space.
Concrete Hard-Standing Area
There is a concrete area suitable for small tents and gazebos that do not require ground pegs. If using this area, please bring suitable weights to secure your structure safely.
Covered Seating Areas
There are also covered concrete seating areas near the finish line where participants can rest and relax.
Space for personal tents and gazebos is limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please be considerate of other participants when setting up your equipment and avoid taking up more space than necessary.
WHAT TO BRING
A little preparation goes a long way when taking on a 24-hour endurance challenge.
You'll be returning to the event base every hour, so you have the opportunity to change clothing, replenish supplies and prepare for the next loop.
We recommend bringing the following:
RUNNING EQUIPMENT
Comfortable running trainers.
Spare running trainers.
Running clothing suitable for changing weather conditions.
Spare running tops, bottoms and layers.
Plenty of running socks.
Running poles, if required.
Head torch and spare batteries or a backup light.
FOOD AND DRINK
Plenty of water.
Electrolyte drinks or hydration supplements, if you normally use them.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Snacks and energy foods.
Sweet and savoury options.
Your preferred recovery food.
A cool box or cool bag to keep food fresh.
REST AND RECOVERY
Camping chair.
Camp bed or suitable sleeping equipment.
Warm clothing for the evening and overnight.
Blanket or sleeping bag.
Personal toiletries.
Spare footwear and comfortable clothing for resting.
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
Mobile phone and charger.
Portable power bank.
Sun protection.
Personal medication.
Any additional equipment you normally use during long-distance running.
Remember that you could be out on the course during daylight, darkness, rain and changing temperatures. Pack for all eventualities!
SETTING UP YOUR OWN REST AREA
There is limited space for participants who wish to bring their own small gazebo or tent to create a personal rest area close to the start/finish location.
These spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please bring suitable weights if using the concrete hard-standing areas, as ground pegs cannot be used in these locations.
We ask everyone to be respectful of the available space and other participants.
IMPORTANT EVENT GUIDELINES
To make sure everyone has a safe, fair and enjoyable experience, please familiarise yourself with the following rules:
HOURLY STARTS
Every loop starts promptly on the hour. You must be at the start line ready to go before the next start.
COMPLETING EACH LOOP
You have a maximum of 60 minutes to complete each 6.7km loop. Anyone who fails to return within the hour cannot start the next loop.
CHOOSING TO STOP
You are free to finish your challenge whenever you wish, provided you have completed your current loop. Please inform the event organiser or a member of the event team when you decide to finish so your completed distance can be recorded.
FINAL LAP AND CHAMPIONSHIP
The final lap begins at 10:00am on Sunday, with the event finishing at 11:00am.
The first male and first female runners across the finish line on the final lap will be recognised as the respective Lone Wolf Champions.
In the event of a tie, the first runner back over the finish line on the final lap will be declared the winner.
RESPECT OTHERS
Please be considerate of fellow runners, marshals, venue staff and members of the public using the forest.
ENJOY YOURSELF!
Most importantly, embrace the challenge, support your fellow runners and enjoy every moment.
And remember, at Lone Wolf, we always appreciate a good howl! The best howls deserve high fives!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE YOU BOOK
Please read the following information carefully before purchasing your event ticket.
EVENT AGE
This event is strictly for participants aged 18 and over.
PARKING
A £10, 24-hour parking ticket must be purchased in advance through our website. Your parking ticket covers one vehicle and includes overnight parking.
Please show your digital or printed parking receipt at the entrance.
REGISTRATION AND RACE INFORMATION
Once your event ticket has been purchased, your place is secured.
We do not routinely send additional race information out before the event. All essential race information, course instructions and event rules will be explained by the event organiser during the morning briefing.
You will also complete your registration and collect your race number on arrival.
Please make sure you arrive in plenty of time before the 11:00am start.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS
Please note that refunds are not available once an event ticket has been purchased.
If we are required to cancel an event, your ticket can be transferred to another Lone Wolf running event.
MOBILE PHONE SIGNAL
Please be aware that mobile phone signal can be poor in certain areas of Haldon Forest.
FIRES AND BBQs
Fires and BBQs are not permitted anywhere on the venue grounds.
DOGS
Well-behaved dogs are welcome to accompany runners, provided they are kept on a lead at all times and do not interfere with other participants or members of the public. Please note that dogs are not permitted inside the indoor areas that are allocated for runners.
SPECTATORS
Friends and family are very welcome to come along and support participants.
Spectators can cheer runners on from the designated start/finish area. Please ensure they respect the venue and other users of the site.
WHY RUNNERS LOVE LONE WOLF
Don't just take our word for it. Here's what some of our previous participants have said about their Lone Wolf experience.
TARA MILFORD – LONE WOLF 2026
★★★★★
"Thank you for an amazing event!
I was totally unprepared, as had never run further than a half marathon, but my son and I thought it looked fun!
We will be back next year better prepared and with a better informed support crew!
The organisation of the day was faultless, your staff/volunteers were all so lovely. I really appreciated your genuine interest and concern for the runners, I didn’t feel like a number. See you next year!"
SHANE – LONE WOLF 2024
★★★★★
"This event was phenomenal, where to begin: The camaraderie of the team was different level! They were super. The smiley marshals were lovely from the beginning until, rightly so, they faded away before the night closed in. Really enjoyed them sticking around to support.
From at the start, Paul calmly coordinated staff and participants. At 3/4am he drove down to certain parts of the track to keep us encouraged. To shaking my hand and looking me in the eye after 24 hours of running. He did everything with such good morality. When I consider what lessons I learnt it was the ones from how Paul carried himself and us.
I had the best 24 hours of my life!"
ROB – LONE WOLF
★★★★★
"Despite the awful weather and subsequent tricky ground conditions, the event was brilliant! It was incredibly well organised with ample facilities and support. I hope Paul and the team see continued success with the race format next year!"
NICK – LONE WOLF
★★★★★
"Great event. Friendly, well-organised, relaxed. There was a hall used as a base between laps where you could keep your bag etc. The route was good - a mix of stony tracks and (very muddy this year!) single-track paths.
The event format of one loop on the hour every hour is great - it means you're always running with others. Overall, I had a great time, and this is one I'll do again."
ARE YOU READY TO BECOME A LONE WOLF?
24 HOURS. 100 MILES. ONE INCREDIBLE CHALLENGE.
You don't need to be an elite athlete. You don't need to have completed an ultra marathon. You just need to be willing to step outside your comfort zone, challenge yourself and discover what you're capable of.
Come along, meet some fantastic people, enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Haldon Forest and become part of the Lone Wolf community.
Whether you complete 6.7km, a half marathon, a marathon, 50K, 100K or go all the way to 100 miles, you'll be part of something special.
The clock starts at 11:00am on Saturday. The challenge is yours.
ARE YOU READY TO RUN WITH THE PACK?
BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW – LONE WOLF EXETER 2027!
Photography
Lone Wolf Exeter 2026 :
Lone Wolf Exeter October 2026 Results
Number Name Laps Complete
1Harold Bryant18 (DNF)
2Mark Thomas14
3Gary Cruwys10
4Mark Brothers6 (DNF)
5Richard Harman15 (DNF)
6Ian Evans8
7Matthew Massey8
8Aaron Gooding16
9Jordon Hunt14 (DNF)
10Max Armitage12 (DNF)
11Hayden Smith9 (DNF)
12Rory Frizell15 (DNF)
13Paul Anderson6
14Max Davies24 - Finished 19th
15Doug Hayston15 (DNF)
16Robert Salmon24 - Finished 11th
17Ben Still9
18James Edwards12 (PB)
19Ed Maclaren15 (DNF)
20Cory Eaton12
21Andy Purcell2
22Corbin Blackmore9 (DNF)
23Ian Rawlins9 (DNF)
24Luke Moody24 - Finished joint 20th
25Jenson Heyde14
26Findlay Smith15
28Matthew Brown12
29Christopher NormanTBC
30James Hillard3
31Joe Milford15 (DNF)
32Fraser Ward12 (DNF)
33Dominic Pope12
34Charlie Cox12
35Callum Kingston15
36Zach Fraser12 (DNF)
37Simon Cooper9 (DNF)
38Andy Robertson16
39Chris Coutts14
40Daniel Goodchild-Downes15
41Matthew Bisco22 (DNF)
42Elliot Batty10 (DNF)
43Thomas Cooper17
44Joe Lewis10 (DNF)
45Steve Walker14 (DNF)
46Steven Trenchard12
47Trevor Harvey12
48Ben Chaloner9
49Ben Harvey4
50Luke Jones10
51Tom Hooper10 (DNF)
52Alan Huish9
53Ty Perkin24 - Finished joint 20th
54Ethan Morgan16
55George Morris14 (DNF)
56Sam Lane13
57Reg Garrett24 - Finished 5th
58Toby Southwell22 (DNF)
59Ben Snow8
60Ryan AndrewsTBC
61Rhys Carpenter12 (DNF)
62Rob Williams11 (PB)
63Leon Benjafield24 - Finished joint 6th
64Thomas White17
65Ben Buckby24 - Finished 17th
66Joseph Walters12
67Phil Venn12
68Garry Sussex8
69James Dayment10
70Sam Delve9 (PB)
71Jon Shaw10
72Wayne Anthony8
73Simon Partridge7
74Peter Hall15
75Gylfi Greeves7 (DNF)
76Callum McGivern4
77Andrew Morris7
78Adam Williamson13
79Jason Cole9
80Tyler Andrews15
81James Davies15
82Lewis Sincock15
83Gerard Hensels6
84Jack Trigger10 (DNF)
85Tom Oldham19
86Steve Judd15
87Dan McGugan24 - Finished 12th
88Henry John11
89Isaac Morris13
90Joshua Gleghorn12
91Tom Wright14
92Giles Howe15
93Edward Buckland11 (DNF)
94Monty Purcell14
95James McDougall12
96Rhys Crago15 (DNF)
97Sam Godfrey10
98Thomas Walton13
99Samuel Tapp10
100Andy Law15 (DNF)
101Phil Limb9
102Chris Ray24 - Finished joint 6th
103Orlando Buckland14
104Stefan Bryant17
105Matthew Trump24 - Finished 2nd
106James Webber12
107Ben Tasker9 (DNF)
108Charlie Wood10 (DNF)
109Caiden McGoldrick12
110Alex Wood5
111Jack Tindal24 - Finished 13th
112Reagen Elliott15 (DNF)
113Jacob Hawkins24 - Finished joint 15th
114Will Becker10
115Morgyn Cowan24 - Finished 18th
116Tom Addey15 (DNF)
117Sebastian Broomfield24 - Finished 1st
118Michael Massiah11
119Ryan Gilmour8
120Brandon Gilmour4
121Peter Royle10
122Tom Pascall15 (DNF) (PB)
123Eddy Buck16
124Stefan Siegert16
125Shaz Hirani15
126Tim Rolinson10
127Tristan Still12 (DNF)
128David Gates12
129Benjamin Fendyke16
130Joshua Wardle16
131Paul Curtler12
132Lewis Curtler8 (PB)
133David Searle8
134Jamie Nemmer-Thayer24 - Finished 14th
135Ryan EdwardsTBC
136Steve Copsey24 - Finished 3rd
137John Morgan10
138Jacob Harber10 (DNF)
139Joseph Hayward12 (DNF)
140William Roberts5
141Kevin Wolinski12 (DNF)
142Jason Ballantyne11
143Charlie Probets7 (DNF) (PB)
144Thomas Seldon15
145Jamie Shearman11
146Jason Louis8
147Matthew Watkins7 (DNF)
148James Reece2
149Tom Arden10
150Sonny Barker10
151Joshua Williams14 (DNF)
152Harry Ingleton9
153Oli Clayton15
154Ben Barker15 (DNF)
155Joseph Smith22 (DNF)
156Ian Duffield20 (DNF)
157Harry Gould10
158Ethan Wright15
159Ian A Banks11 (DNF)
160George Wilshire11
161William MacGillivray15
162Alex Sherratt24 - Finished joint 15th
163Harry Broughton24 - Finished 8th
164Josh Shirt17
165Will Hawkins9
166Tom Cornwall9
167Hendrix De Smet24 - Finished 4th
168Guy Shepherd14 (DNF)
169Dominic Scotting13
170Craig Duffin15 (DNF)
171Zac Calder15
172Joe Slater14
173Sam Jones10 (DNF)
174Alex Wilson8 (DNF)
175Daniel Underhill12
176Owen Thomas5
177Joshua Vowles-Dent14 (DNF)
178Rob Gooding17
179Oliver Tolliday-Bolland9
180Will Woodhead10
181Callum Frith10
182David Chandler15
183Max Johnson11
184Francis Denton10
200Kayleigh Cruwys-Jones9
201Robyn Laing10
202Emma Harris6
203Beth Hayes12
204Laura Anderson6
205Sophie Stagg10
206Freya Pearce10
207Tara Milford12
208Hanna McAndrew15
209Lucy Walker-Blair13
210Leah Talbot Berube8
211Katie Presneill18 (PB)
212Katy Ford10
213Coco Goodbody Stannard24 - Finished joint 20th overall / 3rd lady
214Lucy Foley-Norman13
215Hannah Holmes17
216Bryony Russell12
217Tilly Morris14
218Helen Sawyer12
219Rebecca Laver4
220Serena Spiller16
221Anghard Desmet15
222Mimi Mackenzie16
223Liv Blower3
224Daisy Hizzett8
225Angharad Roberts8
226Chloe Lepage10
227Keira McGoldrick15 (DNF)
228Gina Demontis12
229Holly Tyrrell16 (DNF)
230Ellie Meads12 (DNF)
231Kayley Docherty9
232Sam Wharton15
233Jess Lynch8
234Grace Williams11 (DNF)
235Alex Knight4
236Rachel Williams8
237Alison Pickering18 (PB)
238Charly Hicks8
239Daisy Mossop7 (DNF)
240Annie Salter12
241Lucy Pincombe11
242Kerry Mavris18 (DNF)
243Georgia Forrest-Jones12 (DNF)
244Rebecca Whinter10
245Jemma Davies15 (DNF)
246Emma Reece5
247Samantha Clancy11
248Johanna Foden8
249Mary Gare8
250Alexandra Hawker-Bath24 - Finished 10th overall / 2nd
Lady251Elaine Harrison3 (DNF) (PB)
252Hannah Owen8
253Holly Mei Jones9
254Izzy Roddick8
255Ella Hawkins11
256Elizabeth Eggleton8
257Sarah Randall24 - Finished 9th overall / 1st Lady
258Emily Vella10 (DNF)
259Amelia Griffiths12
260Leanne Cleal12
261Poppy Bell6
262Millie Frith9