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Overall Position Name Town/City Bib No Time 1 Adrian Overall Position Name Town/City Bib No Time 1 Adrian Jones 529 34:35:00 2 Darren Brame 351 34:51:00 3 Mark Gvero Keighley 84 36:25:00 4 Ryan Buck Keighley 448 36:39:00 5 Stuart Brown Bingley 250 36:40:00 6 Andrew Brett Keighley 308 36:44:00 7 Marc Sennett Keighley 63 36:45:00 8 Loz Hellawell Keighley 240 36:52:00 9 Bobby Brown Keighley 113 36:57:00 10 Lenny Buxton Bingley 251 37:07:00 11 Lukas Lee Keighley 301 37:08:00 12 Tom Sessford 223 37:14:00 13 Jack Thorp Keighley 129 37:25:00 14 Karen Pickles 542 37:38:00 15 Chris Burke Baildon 424 37:48:00 16 Matthew Dykes Keighley 244 38:03:00 17 David Kirkham Silsden 268 38:19:00 18 Michael O'Keefe 530 38:34:00 19 Matthew Hurst Skipton 391 38:40:00 20 Helen Glover Keighley 164 38:44:00 21 Holly Williams Leeds 257 39:18:00 22 Joe Kutny Keighley 266 39:47:00 23 Shaun Pickard 543 39:50:00 24 Paul Owens Keighley 526 40:02:00 25 Sean Thompson keighley 114 40:06:00 26 Chris Tomes Glusburn 443 40:33:00 27 Hassan Ishtiaq Keighley 501 40:44:00 28 David Arnold keighley 172 40:46:00 29 Joseph Mulroy Keighley 421 40:47:00 30 Richard Ballantine Keighley 28 40:53:00 31 Andrew Golding Keighley 503 40:54:00 32 Participant Unknown 553 40:54:00 33 Mick Hogan Bradford 132 41:05:00 34 Nathan Cant 126 41:09:00 35 David Norfolk Bradford 206 41:11:00 36 Dominic Goldthorp Keighley 199 41:14:00 37 Jonnie Butler Bingley 470 41:21:00 38 Trish Gavins Keighley 384 41:43:00 39 Charles Marshall Keighley 444 41:43:00 40 Paul Butler Bingley 480 41:45:00 41 Gary Chapman Haworth 335 42:09:00 42 Stuart Conway Keighley 260 42:16:00 43 Andrew Hardaker Keighley 459 42:33:00 44 Stuart Gunning Keighley 504 42:39:00 45 John Dennis Keighley 378 42:41:00 46 Chris Normington Bingley 337 42:42:00 47 Paul Smithson 557 42:45:00 48 Rowan Marsden Keighley - 42:52:00 49 Tim Mulroy Keighley 78 42:54:00 50 Oliver Keating Keighley 231 42:55:00 51 Elizabeth Tomes Keighley 97 42:59:00 52 Simon Trimble Keighley 42 43:01:00 53 Bal Liddar Keighley 487 43:04:00 54 Rebecca McLean Keighley 300 43:10:00 55 Steven Richards Keighley 513 43:14:00 56 Luke Thornton Keighley 232 43:17:00 57 Matthew Cant 127 43:20:00 58 Scott Hamalienko Keighley 484 43:33:00 59 Rosie Hellawell Keighley 241 43:34:00 60 Paul Wishart Keighley 153 43:36:00 61 Aiden Forster Keighley 377 43:44:00 62 Glenn Rambert Bradford 82 43:55:00 63 Ian Shoesmith Keighley 23 44:04:00 64 Adrian Eyles Skipton 398 44:06:00 65 Neville Whittingham Keighley 422 44:07:00 66 Stephen Hanson Skipton 61 44:09:00 67 Harry Atkinson Keighley 198 44:34:00 68 Matthew Bell Bingley 101 44:37:00 69 Pippa Barrett Keighley 230 44:41:00 70 Jonathan Carter Keighley 218 44:45:00 71 Jamie Chambers Keighley 328 44:46:00 72 Clare Stevens Keighley 289 44:51:00 73 Patrick Gorman Halifax 522 44:54:00 74 Roland Wright Keighley 118 44:55:00 75 Roger Chambers Keighley 327 45:00:00 76 George Dennis Keighley 379 45:03:00 77 Simon Farrar Keighley 276 45:06:00 78 Zara Knappy Keighley 290 45:12:00 79 Wayne Hartley Leeds 486 45:13:00 80 Philip Hanson Shipley 145 45:15:00 81 Gill Capstick Bradford 169 45:17:00 82 Liz Crosland Keighley 85 45:22:00 83 Niall Burke Keighley 25 45:32:00 84 Andrew Conally Keighley 458 45:34:00 85 Dave Webber 532 45:42:00 86 Karl Harper Keighley 507 45:47:00 87 Ian Lewis Keighley 440 45:48:00 88 Sean O'Driscoll Keighley 10 45:50:00 89 Marcus Pettitt Burnley 474 45:51:00 90 Andrew Wilson Leeds 93 45:52:00 91 Katherine Kirkham silsden 267 45:53:00 92 Royce Carter Keighley 44 45:54:00 93 Victoria Wadsworth bingley 316 45:55:00 94 David Womersley Ilkley 147 45:55:00 95 Gul Akbar Bradford 83 45:56:00 96 Luke England Keighley 94 45:59:00 97 Tom Keighley Keighley 395 45:59:00 98 Daniel Coe Oxenhope 65 46:03:00 99 Kathryn Thomas Bradford 197 46:11:00 100 Marcus Pettitt Burnley 475 46:17:00 101 Keith Wood 549 46:17:00 102 Sebastian Smith 554 46:21:00 103 Simon Smallwood Keighley 288 46:23:00 104 James Ashcroft keighley 67 46:32:00 105 Paul Sessford 222 46:33:00 106 Steve Hall Bradford 196 46:43:00 107 Mike Buck Keighley 447 46:52:00 108 Andrew Webster Bingley 520 47:00:00 109 Paul Langhorn 203 47:03:00 110 Janet-Alison Arkwright Keighley 306 47:10:00 111 Jack Shellabear Keighley 510 47:10:00 Burley-in- 112 Simon Renwick Wharfedale 259 47:10:00 113 Matt Barker Keighley 478 47:14:00 114 Martin Cant 125 47:14:00 115 David McManus Keighley 36 47:14:00 116 Rebecca Stapleton Keighley 71 47:17:00 117 Hella Fethney Bingley 55 47:18:00 118 Keith Abson Keighley 176 47:21:00 119 Matthew Field Bradford 66 47:22:00 120 Thomas Mulroy Keighley 329 47:27:00 121 James Heslop Keighley 499 47:29:00 122 Andy Morris Keighley 393 47:29:00 123 Christopher Hannah Keighley 311 47:30:00 124 Andrew McCarthy Keighley 26 47:32:00 125 Michael Laycock Keighley 450 47:34:00 126 Andrew Marsden 550 47:40:00 127 Cameron Quinn Steeton 449 47:45:00 128 Carl Hitchens Bingley 408 47:50:00 129 Dave Hamer 202 47:51:00 130 Graham Whiteley Halifax 349 47:52:00 131 Jenna Mudd Keighley 243 47:56:00 132 Rob North 200 47:56:00 133 Nathan Hogg Keighley 405 47:58:00 134 John Walton 54 48:01:00 135 Gordon France Shipley 146 48:03:00 136 Mark Ling Skipton 119 48:06:00 137 Heidi Lobley Keighley 102 48:10:00 138 Lynne Warin Keighley 298 48:12:00 139 Darren Sinfield Keighley 68 48:14:00 140 Phillip Owen 112 48:16:00 141 Phillip Blacka Keighley 505 *48:16:00 142 Ray Causton Leeds 187 48:17:00 143 Raf Stabler Keighley 313 48:25:00 144 Diane Whiteoak Keighley 154 48:33:00 145 146 Daniel Vickers Keighley 400 48:49:00 147 Karen Ballantine Keighley 245 48:54:00 148 Gary Savill Keighley 1 48:57:00 149 Edward Bickerdike Leeds 34 49:01:00 150 Katherine Conway Keighley 246 49:02:00 151 Robert Boughen Keighley 29 49:04:00 152 Liz Farley Keighley 394 49:05:00 153 Stephen Bell Keighley 2 49:06:00 154 Simon Foster Steeton 115 49:16:00 155 Nicolas Sands Gargrave 538 49:23:00 156 Paul Bradwell Keighley 344 49:31:00 157 Robert Cockroft 307 49:32:00 158 Lesley Lamb Keighley 123 49:34:00 159 Barry White Pudsey 247 49:42:00 160 Robert Bateson 138 49:43:00 161 Chris Suthers Oakworth 139 49:43:00 162 David Longstaff Keighley 221 49:46:00 163 Barry Clayton Keighley 39 49:47:00 164 Roy Williams Keighley 109 49:48:00 165 Tim Manley 536 49:59:00 166 Andrew Los Keighley 446 49:59:00 167 Marcus Duley Bingley 239 50:02:00 168 Mark Hampton Keighley 425 50:03:00 169 Kirsten Lishman 124 50:05:00 170 Liz Foxon Oakworth 528 50:09:00 171 David Appleton Halifax 174 50:11:00 172 Craig Thorpe Bingley 348 50:14:00 173 Peter Hanson Silsden 481 50:17:00 174 Richard Driver Bingley 342 50:18:00 175 Sue Bickerdike Leeds 33 50:20:00 176 Tim Hargreaves Keighley 121 50:22:00 177 Claire Simons Keighley 108 50:23:00 178 Jeremy Wright Keighley 21 50:23:00 179 Phil Stephenson Keighley 86 50:35:00 180 Lisa Abson Keighley 177 50:37:00 181 Michelle Themistocleous Keighley 53 50:38:00 182 Edward Burke Rossendale 463 50:40:00 183 Alison Britland Keighley 383 50:41:00 184 Paul Godwin Keighley 32 50:51:00 185 Jessica Binns Bingley 465 50:52:00 186 Neil Bird Oakworth 527 51:01:00 187 Paul Whitaker Keighley 99 51:03:00 188 Liam Wright Keighley 22 51:09:00 189 Stef Hopkins Keighley 333 51:15:00 190 Ben Oram Keighley - 51:15:00 191 Anne Sheffield Keighley 111 51:18:00 192 Barbara Lee Bingley 353 51:19:00 193 Katrina Wood 556 51:20:00 194 James Gorman Silsden 281 51:27:00 195 Gaye Bond 358 51:35:00 196 Holly Carter Keighley 46 51:39:00 197 David Richardson Keighley 219 51:40:00 198 Liam O'Keeffe Keighley 120 51:55:00 199 Grahame Moore Keighley 319 51:58:00 200 Brett Fortune Keighley 220 52:06:00 201 Richard Butter Keighley 454 52:09:00 202 Shane Robb Keighley 498 52:11:00 203 Jacob Jeffrey Keighley 506 52:17:00 204 Mike Trimble Keighley 41 52:18:00 205 Helen Moore Keighley 320 52:25:00 206 Paul Feather Keighley 363 52:27:00 207 Cameron Dewar Haworth 374 52:30:00 208 Janine Pickard Crosshills 77 52:31:00 209 Taylor Stott Keighley 399 52:33:00 210 Martin Flint-Johnson Bradford 234 52:33:00 211 Emma Dooks Keighley 130 52:34:00 212 Karen Gorman Silsden 280 52:35:00 213 Matthew Taylor Skipton 388 52:36:00 214 Danielle Cox Keighley 271 52:52:00 215 Jonathan Daniels Bury 469 53:03:00 216 Robert Saccheto Keighley 88 53:08:00 217 Jon Hannah Leeds 518 53:09:00 218 Jim Holt 558 53:12:00 219 Richard Clough Bingley 318 53:13:00 220 Paul Beckett Keighley 357 53:14:00 221 Thomas Rayner Oxenhope 265 53:16:00 222 Kevin Clark 552 53:17:00 223 Sarah Walton Bingley 56 53:18:00 224 David Dodwell Bradford 441 53:18:00 225 Mark Anderton Keighley 229 53:19:00 226 Simon Villarubia Keighley 157 53:23:00 227 Robert Binns Keighley 209 53:24:00 228 Tracey Hillary Bingley 62 53:29:00 229 Benjamin Loftus Keighley 275 53:31:00 230 Rachel Parker Shipley 521 53:32:00 231 Neil Jones Keighley 321 53:36:00 232 Wendy Winterbottom Keighley 358 53:37:00 233 Sarah Free Keighley 105 53:46:00 234 Andrew Murray Haworth 373 53:48:00 235 Andy Moore Bingley 183 53:50:00 236 Marian Alder York 81 53:52:00 237 Kirk Fanshawe Keighley 387 53:56:00 238 Laura Mitchell Keighley 418 53:57:00 239 Geoff Perigo Bingley 339 54:02:00 240 Dawn townend Keighley 330 54:03:00 241 Richard Hall 309 54:03:00 242 Sarah Atkins Keighley 74 54:07:00 243 Alistair Gavins Keighley 385 54:09:00 244 Thomas Friar Preston 355 54:11:00 245 Antony Collins Bradford 236 54:25:00 246 Darren Starkey Bradford 462 54:36:00 247 Julie Narey Keighley 338 54:39:00 248 Kathleen Wood Bradford 159 54:41:00 249 Stephen Hillas Bradford 158 54:42:00 250 Rachel Henthorne 360 54:43:00 251 David Henthorne 359 54:44:00 252 Neil Russell Keighley 89 54:45:00 253 Christine England Keighley 96 54:49:00 254 Philip Newsham
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