Two Bourton Roadrunners switched the gravel for bike pedals as they raised £3,000 in a charity cycle from Cardiff to Badsey.

Over the weekend, married couple Coral and Tom Hill jumped on their bikes for a 110-mile ride in support of charities Noah’s Ark, Hope for Tomorrow, and Claus for Cause.

They joined other cyclists on their journey, which concluded at Badsey Community Sports & Social Club where the team enjoyed a well-earned rest.

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In addition to the Hills, Roadrunner Claire Carroll and a friend from Almost Athletes, Coralie Pearson, put their stamina to the test in the Wild One Trail Marathon in Worcester.

The challenge required the duo to complete 10 laps of a 2.6 mile flat course.

Despite the warm conditions, Carroll and Pearson completed the marathon in five hours, 56 minutes and 58 seconds.

Meanwhile, the midweek saw the seventh event of this year’s Gloucestershire AAA Road Race series, where Darren Long took on the Blaisdon 10Km race in the Forest of Dean.

His efforts earned him a third Male-Vet 50 title, clocking in at 40 minutes and 22 seconds, and maintaining his age-category lead in the competition.

Also participating in the race was second-claim member Linda Edwards, who finished in 61 minutes and 56 seconds.

In other running news, Jenny Ewanson took part in the inaugural Wychwood 5Km trail run, finished in 39 minutes.

She said it was an "absolutely beautiful route, skirting fields of ripening corn and barley then through the 1000 Tree Wood to the Secret Wild Garden".

As per usual, members also park ran at a range of venues.

In Banbury, Liz Hulcup finished in 28:12, just ahead of Claire Carroll in 28:15.

Susan Hunt ran a 26:36 in Chippenham, while Linda Edwards ran 30:53.

At Chipping Norton School, Julie Smith clocked in at 35:53, while in Cirencester Graham Lane ran in 25:06.

Giles Canning cloedk 35:46 in Hafan Pwllheli.

At King George V Playing Field in Cheltenham, Chris Dry finished in 42:57.

In Stratford-upon-Avon Lisa Braid clocked in at 23:24, taking third place in the women's category, while Tom Knight ran the course in 28 minutes.