The Canterbury Road Championships will be held on the 11th of September unless something exceptional happens before then. This event, if held, will be under Level 2 Covid rules so there are a few changes to the original plan.
Please check out the revised map & start times and most crucially please read the RACE PROTOCOLS we all need to follow.
POSITIONALMAGE
POSITIONALMAGE
Andy has recently registered with Canterbury Athletics and has always enjoyed his trail running. After doing well in the Canterbury road champs, Andy went on to take second place in National Road Run Champs. Alongside his trail running continues and he smashed the race record for the Luxmore Grunt later in the year. Then to finish the year well he won the Mixed 10000 Metre Run Senior results at the Christmas cracker Twilight Meeting at Ngā Puna Wai on 28 December 2018.
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Andy has recently registered with Canterbury Athletics and has always enjoyed his trail running. After doing well in the Canterbury road champs, Andy went on to take second place in National Road Run Champs. Alongside his trail running continues and he smashed the race record for the Luxmore Grunt later in the year. Then to finish the year well he won the Mixed 10000 Metre Run Senior results at the Christmas cracker Twilight Meeting at Ngā Puna Wai on 28 December 2018.
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HIGH PERFORMANCE REGIONAL ROAD RACE
CHAMPIONSHIP ROAD EVENT
The 2021 championship race is an event which celebrates those runners that are part of the road running community. The Canterbury "Champions of the Roads" are the grade winners in this Canterbury Road Running Championship event hosted by Athletics Canterbury.
This Championship event offers registered athletic club runners and affiliated clubs in the region the opportunity to be selected to represent Canterbury in National Road Championships. While the race is open to all competitors, those wishing to be considered for selection must be an Athletics NZ registered member.
2020
CHAMPIONS
The Road race is a highlight for athletes, from across the region, who come together annually to compete against others on a very fast course. Runners compete in their own grades and can become thier age grade champions. The pinnacle events though are the Open men
and Open women's grades. Winners of these races will be the first person (in each gender) to win the 10km race irrespective of age, and here are the best of the best:
the overall "2020 Champions of the Roads".
Thomas Richards
2020 MENS
CANTERBURY
OPEN CHAMPION
OF THE ROAD
Katherine Camp
2019 WOMENS
CANTERBURY OPEN CHAMPION
OF THE ROAD
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