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Birmingham Half Marathon 2010 24Th October 2010 RESULTS Gender Class Chip Chip Pos Bib Time Name Club Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos Birmingham Half Marathon 2010 24th October 2010 RESULTS Gender Class Chip Chip Pos Bib Time Name Club Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos 1 200 1:03:50 Edwin Kipyego Male 1 M21 1 1:03:50 1 2 2 1:04:27 Gordon Mugi Male 2 MS 1 1:04:27 2 3 39 1:04:57 Philip Nicholls Tipton Harriers Male 3 MS 2 1:04:57 3 4 1696 1:07:33 Eluid Chepteu Male 4 MS 3 1:07:32 4 5 3952 1:07:37 Jean Ndayisenga Birchfield Harriers Male 5 MS 4 1:07:36 5 6 101 1:07:51 Paul Thompson Birmingham Running Athletic An Male 6 M21 2 1:07:51 6 7 48 1:08:20 James Smith Leeds City AC Male 7 MS 5 1:08:20 7 8 6 1:08:21 Nathaniel Williams Male 8 MS 6 1:08:21 8 9 199 1:08:26 Martin Williams Tipton Harriers Male 9 MS 7 1:08:26 9 10 53 1:08:27 Ian Williams Tipton Harriers Male 10 MS 8 1:08:27 10 11 105 1:08:54 Paul Ward Telford AC Male 11 M40 1 1:08:54 11 12 31 1:09:05 Richard Hope VPH & TH Male 12 M40 2 1:09:05 12 13 102 1:09:39 Christopher Thomson Male 13 MS 9 1:09:38 13 14 82 1:09:41 Alex Milne Enfield & Haringey Male 14 M21 3 1:09:41 14 15 37 1:09:43 John McFarlane Thames Hare And Hounds Male 15 MS 10 1:09:43 15 16 95 1:09:45 James Savage Aldershot Farnham & District Male 16 MS 11 1:09:44 16 17 127 1:09:53 Jack Swallow Male 17 M21 4 1:09:52 17 18 111 1:09:55 Toby Spencer Coventry Godiva Harriers Male 18 M21 5 1:09:55 18 19 69 1:10:35 Michal Glowacki Male 19 MS 12 1:10:35 19 20 1653 1:12:21 Steven Brookes Male 20 MS 13 1:12:20 20 21 16 1:12:26 Martyn Bean Male 21 MS 14 1:12:25 21 22 196 1:12:33 Richard Simkiss Kenilworth Runners Male 22 MS 15 1:12:30 22 23 126 1:12:35 Marcin Fudalej Marshall Milton Keynes AC Male 23 MS 16 1:12:34 23 24 5 1:13:56 Susan Elizabeth Partridge Leeds City AC Female 1 FS 1 1:13:55 24 25 61 1:14:11 Hywel Davies Male 24 MS 17 1:14:10 25 26 1654 1:14:12 Ian Haworth Male 25 MS 18 1:14:11 26 27 55 1:14:13 Edward Banks Birmingham Running Athletic An Male 26 MS 19 1:14:13 27 28 40 1:14:15 Dean Parker Bourneville Harriers Male 27 MS 20 1:14:14 28 29 14563 1:14:16 Chris Gillespie Male 28 MS 21 1:14:15 29 30 96 1:14:17 Robin Sedman-Smith Telford AC Male 29 MS 22 1:14:16 30 31 129 1:14:22 Simon Freeman Mornington Chasers Male 30 MS 23 1:14:20 32 32 81 1:14:22 Daniel Mills Nuneaton Harriers Male 31 M21 6 1:14:19 31 33 94 1:14:40 Paul Rogers Tipton Harriers Male 32 M40 3 1:14:38 33 34 1666 1:14:49 Mark Hobbs Bourneville Harriers Male 33 MS 24 1:14:49 34 35 24 1:14:51 Oliver Harradence Royal Sutton Coldfield Athleti Male 34 MS 25 1:14:50 35 36 35 1:14:55 Steve Marklew Royal Sutton Coldfield Athleti Male 35 M40 4 1:14:54 36 37 41 1:15:11 Garry Payne George Eliot Striders Male 36 M50 1 1:15:11 37 38 100 1:15:22 Paul Thompson Sparkhill Harriers Male 37 MS 26 1:15:18 38 39 65 1:15:37 Rob Downs Wilmslow Running Club Male 38 M40 5 1:15:37 39 40 4 1:15:42 Edith Chelimo Female 2 FS 2 1:15:42 41 41 3 1:15:44 Sarah Kiptoo Female 3 F21 1 1:15:43 42 42 1692 1:15:45 Susie Hignett Bourmouth AC Female 4 FS 3 1:15:41 40 43 104 1:15:45 Paul Waby Dudlety Kingswinford Male 39 M40 6 1:15:44 43 44 1447 1:16:07 Adam Lloyd Male 40 MS 27 1:16:06 44 45 10 1:16:16 Paul Froggatt Male 41 M40 7 1:16:15 45 46 120 1:16:24 Rich Collinson Westbury Harriers Male 42 MS 28 1:16:22 47 47 121 1:16:48 Matthew George Bayliss Birmingham Running Athletic An Male 43 M21 7 1:16:48 49 48 66 1:16:49 Barry Duffin Male 44 MS 29 1:16:47 48 49 14 1:16:53 Christopher Ashford Birmingham Running Athletic An Male 45 MS 30 1:16:50 50 50 58 1:16:59 Gareth Cadd Bourneville Harriers Male 46 MS 31 1:16:57 51 51 19 1:17:00 Orlando Corea Male 47 MS 32 1:16:58 52 52 107 1:17:16 Rob De'Giovanni Valley Striders AC Male 48 MS 33 1:17:14 53 53 1672 1:17:25 Fraser Williams Male 49 MS 34 1:16:17 46 54 34 1:17:32 Tim Kennedy Sale Harriers Manchester Male 50 MS 35 1:17:32 54 55 51 1:17:34 Stephen Watmough Warrington AC Male 51 M40 8 1:17:33 55 56 70 1:17:37 Mark Ince Birmingham Running Athletic An Male 52 MS 36 1:17:36 56 57 29 1:17:39 Dean Hill Tipton Harriers Male 53 MS 37 1:17:38 57 58 33 1:17:50 Iwan Jones Coventry Godiva Harriers Male 54 MS 38 1:17:49 58 59 197 1:18:02 Chris Graham Male 55 MS 39 1:18:00 59 60 1691 1:18:04 Iwona Lewandowska Female 5 FS 4 1:18:04 60 61 49 1:18:05 Graham Stephens Male 56 M50 2 1:18:05 61 62 8 1:18:13 Richard White BRAT Club Male 57 MS 40 1:18:12 62 63 130 1:18:42 Namir Batavia Male 58 MS 41 1:18:37 63 64 45 1:18:51 Sean Rose Bourneville Harriers Male 59 M40 9 1:18:50 66 65 1420 1:18:52 Silvia Del Fava Female 6 FS 5 1:18:49 65 66 572 1:18:53 Eamonn O'Neill Midland Master Athletic Club Male 60 M50 3 1:18:50 67 67 46 1:18:56 Oliver Saville North Herts Road Runners Male 61 MS 42 1:18:53 68 68 122 1:19:01 Elvis Parsley Midland Master Athletic Club Male 62 M40 10 1:18:59 69 69 71 1:19:03 Jonathan Jennings Male 63 M40 11 1:19:01 70 70 136 1:19:07 Roger Stone Felixstowe Road Runners Male 64 M40 12 1:19:04 71 Printed: 24/10/2010 @ 13:47:49 Timing and Results Service by HS Sports Ltd Tel: 01260 275708 Website: www.hssports.co.uk Birmingham Half Marathon 2010 24th October 2010 RESULTS Gender Class Chip Chip Pos Bib Time Name Club Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos 71 1135 1:19:08 Adrian Mazur Male 65 MS 43 1:19:04 72 72 62 1:19:10 Paul Davies England Athletics & Centurion Male 66 M40 13 1:19:08 75 73 97 1:19:11 Russell Simpson Royal Sutton Coldfield Athleti Male 67 MS 44 1:19:07 73 74 128 1:19:11 Chris McCarthy Male 68 MS 45 1:19:07 74 75 57 1:19:15 Andrew Butler Halesowen Athletic Club Male 69 MS 46 1:19:12 76 76 73 1:19:16 John Knibb Derby AC Male 70 M40 14 1:19:13 77 77 134 1:19:16 Colin Partridge Male 71 MS 47 1:19:15 78 78 1065 1:19:17 James Jefferson Male 72 MS 48 1:19:15 79 79 119 1:19:26 Richard Leslie Jones Maldwyn Harrier Male 73 M40 15 1:19:25 80 80 44 1:19:40 Daniel Robinson Male 74 MS 49 1:19:38 83 81 1675 1:19:43 Ewan Glassey Male 75 MS 50 1:19:36 81 82 47 1:19:44 Jonathan Simpkins Solihull & Small Heath Athleti Male 76 M21 8 1:19:36 82 83 137 1:19:46 Kevin Harvey Male 77 MS 51 1:19:43 84 84 195 1:19:48 Duncan Stewart Hatton Darts 2812584 Male 78 MS 52 1:19:45 85 85 14532 1:19:51 Sarah Johnson Trentham Running Club Female 7 F21 2 1:18:40 64 86 117 1:20:13 Andy Kenchington Birmingham Running Athletic An Male 79 M40 16 1:20:11 86 87 54 1:20:19 Jamie Anderson Telford Harriers Male 80 MS 53 1:20:16 87 88 76 1:20:20 Richard Lomas Bromsgrove And Redditch Athlet Male 81 MS 54 1:20:18 88 89 80 1:20:22 Teclemariam Meried Male 82 MS 55 1:20:21 89 90 132 1:20:27 Gurmal Dehl West Bromwich Harriers Male 83 M40 17 1:20:25 90 91 64 1:20:35 Neil Donovan Male 84 MS 56 1:20:33 92 92 36 1:20:46 Simon Massey Male 85 MS 57 1:20:45 93 93 125 1:20:56 Mark Farnell Tipton Harriers Male 86 M40 18 1:20:54 96 94 84 1:20:56 Mark Moussalli Male 87 MS 58 1:20:55 99 95 1639 1:20:57 Nicolas Thevenin Team EDF Energy (ECAC TRIATHLO Male 88 MS 59 1:20:53 95 96 1516 1:20:57 Karl Moore West Bromwich Harriers Male 89 M40 19 1:20:54 97 97 113 1:20:58 Richard Walsh Worcester Athletic Club Male 90 MS 60 1:20:54 98 98 897 1:20:58 Andy Day Male 91 M40 20 1:20:51 94 99 920 1:21:00 Alex Duthie Male 92 MS 61 1:20:56 100 100 1091 1:21:06 Ed Kirk-Wilson Male 93 MS 62 1:21:00 101 101 969 1:21:14 Alistair Gorrie Male 94 MS 63 1:21:08 102 102 1345 1:21:17 Gareth Wainwright KPMG RC Male 95 MS 64 1:21:10 103 103 496 1:21:26 Richard Milner Male 96 MS 65 1:21:23 104 104 1049 1:21:36 Peter Humphreys Male 97 M40 21 1:20:31 91 105 407 1:21:40 Mark Graham Bromsgrove And Redditch Athlet Male 98 M40 22 1:21:33 105 106 461 1:21:54 Steven Howes Solihull & Small Heath Athleti Male 99 M50 4 1:21:46 107 107 849 1:22:00 Mark Carwardine Centrurion Running Club Male 100 M40 23 1:21:55 109 108 506 1:22:06 Paul Little Droitwich AC Male 101 MS 66 1:21:57 110 109 1500 1:22:14 Phil Wright Male 102 MS 67 1:22:07 113 110 296 1:22:14 Aaron Chappell Bracknell Forest Runners Male 103 M40 24 1:22:08 114 111 68 1:22:15 Ben Fletcher Male 104 MS 68 1:22:13 117 112 11 1:22:23 Matt Allen Halesowen Athletic Club Male 105 MS 69 1:22:19 119 113 961 1:22:24 Stuart Geggie Halesowen Athletic Club Male 106 M50 5 1:22:19 120 114 544 1:22:27 Gavin Moorhead Bromsgrove And Redditch Athlet Male 107 MS 70 1:22:17 118 115 60 1:22:27 Rob Crellin Male 108 MS 71 1:22:23 122 116 981 1:22:29 Garry Griffiths Stourbridge Running Club Male 109 MS 72 1:22:22 121 117 846 1:22:34 Ben Carrington Male 110 MS 73 1:22:33 123 118 380 1:22:42 Simon Fenn Male 111 MS 74 1:22:37 126 119 79 1:22:42 Stuart Male Tipton Harriers Male 112 MS 75 1:22:37 127 120 1667 1:22:43 Andrew Smith Male 113 MS 76 1:22:36 125 121 781 1:22:43 Stuart Baird Luton A.C Male 114 M21 9 1:22:39 128 122 1497 1:22:46 Melanie James Bourneville Harriers Female 8 F45 1 1:22:09 115 123 221 1:22:49 Philip Anderson Bromsgrove And Redditch Athlet Male 115 M40 25 1:22:40 129 124 67 1:22:53 Daniel Evans Male 116 MS 77 1:22:51 132 125 1574 1:23:07 David Edwards Male 117 M50 6 1:23:02 140 126 836 1:23:10 Jason Brotherhood Hinckley Running Club Male 118 MS 78 1:23:05 143 127 1318 1:23:11 Andrew Rawlings Male 119 M40 26 1:21:59 112 128 135 1:23:20 Timothy Wilkes TADWORTH AC Male 120 M40 27 1:23:16 146 129 639 1:23:20 Ashley Sheckleford Male 121 M40 28 1:23:17 147 130 1660 1:23:28 Chris Collins Male 122 MS 79 1:21:42 106 131 876 1:23:32 Peter Craddock Male 123 MS 80 1:21:57 111 132 800 1:23:41 David Belbin Male 124 M40 29 1:23:33 156 133 957 1:23:47 David Gandee Male 125 MS 81 1:23:34 157 134 542 1:23:56 Michael Moore Male 126 MS 82 1:22:52 133 135 1186 1:23:57 Terence Olds Male 127 M40 30 1:22:43 130 136 3988 1:23:57 David Evans Male 128 MS 83 1:23:48 162 137 142 1:24:00 Dean Richardson Male 129 MS 84 1:23:57 164 138 1922 1:24:06 James Elgar Male 130
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