3 out of 3 for Tony Okell in the Douglas Steam Saw Mill Syd Quirk Half Marathon

RESULTS  

WALK

RUN

71 finishers for the third year in a row. What were the chances of that?

(ML)

Paul Clarke finished second - just 6 days after running the Dublin Marathon. Picture by Paul Jackson.

Walk winner John Stubbs received plenty of applause on Sunday. He completed his first lap just seconds before the runners lined up and they gave him a tremendous applause. (PJ)

 

Mike Garrett first appeared on the athletics scene in 1996, the first year that his employers, Douglas Steam Saw Mill, sponsored the Syd Quirk Half Marathon. He entered that year but didn't take part due to injury. He finally made it today.(PJ)

Michelle Kewley receiving her winners prize in the Peel Road Races in September. On Sunday she improved her half marathon time by 13 minutes! (ML)

RESULTS TO BE PUBLISHED ON THE ISLE OF MAN VETERANS AC WEBSITE THIS EVENING

 

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Year

Surname

Christian Name

Time

1976

Newton

Dave

01:17:13

1977

Kelly

Steve

01:10:26

1978

Kelly

Steve

01:06:53

1979

Kelly

Steve

01:11:24

1980

Kelly

Steve

01:12:10

1981

Kelly

Steve

01:09:09

1982

Kelly

Steve

01:11:20

1983

Kelly

Steve

01:12:27

1984

Gage

Mark

01:13:06

1985

Kelly

Steve

01:11:28

1986

Kelly

Steve

01:10:09

1987

Kelly

Steve

01:14:23

1988

Bagley

Alan

01:12:15

1990

Gage

Allan

01:10:58

1991

Callister

Robbie

01:11:34

1992

Gage

Allan

01:12:36

1993

Callister

Robbie

01:14:51

1994

Clarke

Paul

01:13:35

1995

Fox

Andy

01:14:17

1996

Curphey

Paul

01:15:28

1997

Cannan

Bernard

01:15:37

1998

Curphey

Paul

01:16:20

1999

Clarke

Paul

01:14:29

2000

Okell

Tony

01:14:11

2001

Okell

Tony

01:14:33

Allan Pilling's record in the Syd Quirk

Position

Time

Year

19

01:40:49

1982

25

01:40:42

1983

22

01:34:28

1984

32

01:48:40

1985

27

01:36:10

1986

18

01:42:06

1987

26

01:35:30

1988

36

01:33:47

1990

27

01:34:29

1991

19

01:39:58

1992

19

01:40:24

1993

16

01:34:13

1994

12

01:35:29

1995

26

01:35:59

1996

17

01:35:45

1997

23

01:49:38

1998

18

01:38:05

1999

31

01:43:32

2000

34

01:49:22

2001

Both tables exclude 1989 where the official result was never published and nobody can trace it. 

Year

Run

Walk

Total

1976

18

 

18

1977

18

 

18

1978

13

 

13

1979

15

 

15

1980

17

 

17

1981

25

 

25

1982

26

 

26

1983

32

 

32

1984

39

 

39

1985

34

 

34

1986

38

 

38

1987

20

 

20

1988

30

 

30

1989

37

 

37

1990

44

 

44

1991

36

 

36

1992

22

 

22

1993

20

 

20

1994

20

 

20

1995

15

 

15

1996

38

 

38

1997

26

 

26

1998

25

 

25

1999

36

 

36

2000

47

24

71

2001

50

21

71

2002

49

22

71

 

Steve Kelly - more road wins in the Isle of Man than anyone in history?

Position

Surname

Christian Name

Time

Year

1

Kelly

Steve

01:10:26

1977

1

Kelly

Steve

01:06:53

1978

1

Kelly

Steve

01:11:24

1979

1

Kelly

Steve

01:12:10

1980

1

Kelly

Steve

01:09:09

1981

1

Kelly

Steve

01:11:20

1982

1

Kelly

Steve

01:12:27

1983

1

Kelly

Steve

01:11:28

1985

1

Kelly

Steve

01:10:09

1986

1

Kelly

Steve

01:14:23

1987

 STEVE KELLY'S FIRST 10 YEARS IN THE SYD QUIRK

 

Did you see this plane at Ronaldsway on Sunday?

How else did Manx Radio report that Liz Corran won the Syd Quirk Half Marathon in the morning and still managed to take part in the New York Marathon in the afternoon? James Coulson did likewise.

Liz Corran - did she fly from Jurby perhaps as she is pictured a little closer to the former RAF base in this picture.

And going back to that Manx Radio report, it must have been correct because they had the first three men correctly reported.

The answer? They broadcast last year's result!

Thanks to Paul Jackson for picking up on this.

Ian Gale was running away from the airport when Paul Jackson pictured him on his way to third position in the Syd Quirk Half Marathon.

Terry Bates and Graham Stigant represent the promoting club, Isle of Man Veterans AC, to good effect in the Douglas Saw Mills sponsored event.

The long road behind. Paul Jackson photographed Diane Turner on the Castletown bypass in the Douglas Steam Saw Mill Syd Quirk Half Marathon with a little over 2 of the 13 miles remaining.

Diane is a very determined runner and a regular competitor in the two half marathons promoted by the Isle of Man Veterans Athletic Club. Before the start of the run she told me she was just going to take it easy but if you had seen the look on her face during her sprint finish you would know she didn't have anything left.

The Doc. Laxey GP (certainly not Lazey GP) David Young is most competitive on the fells but he also regularly competes on the fells. Paul Jackson pictured him during the Syd Quirk Half Marathon.

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