2016 Percy Pud

Date
4th December 2016
Location
Loxley Road, Sheffield, S6 6RU
Organiser
Steel City Striders
Contact email
[email protected]
Event websites
http://www.steelcitystriders.co.uk/percy-pud-10k/
http://twitter.com/SteelCtyStrider/
http://www.facebook.com/groups/75398237429/
 
 
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Percy Pud 10K

£19.00

4th December 2016 at 9:30am

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We organise South Yorkshire’s most popular 10km each year which takes place on the first Sunday in December.

The event has grown in popularity from the first race in 1993 when 600 finished the race to recent years when the entry has had to be limited to around 2,200.

Such is the demand for numbers that in each of the last 10 years the race has sold out ahead of time.

The 2013 race was no exception, as the race limit was reached within two weeks of the entries opening, in 2014 this was 36 hours and in 2015 it took just 2 hours to sell 2,200 entries.

Why is it so popular? Traditionally each finisher in the race receives a Christmas pudding for their efforts. Food and seasonal music are provided after the race. Of course, the route is not bad either.

For many, the Percy Pud signals the start of Christmas.

PRIZES:
1st Male and 1st Female To receive a Trophy, Vouchers, plus this year a Magnum bottle of Champagne
and a large Mathew Walker Christmas Pudding.

Male 2nd-10th and Female 2nd-7th To receive a Trophy, Vouchers and a bottle of Champagne.

Male Veteran Prizes 40-44 1st-3rd / 45-49 1st-3rd / 50-54 1st-3rd / 55-59 1st-3rd / 1st Over 60+

Female Veteran Prizes 35-39 1st-3rd / 40-44 1st-3rd / 45-49 1st-3rd / 50-54 1st-3rd / 55-59 1st-3rd / 1st Over 60+

All above Veterans Category winners to receive a Trophy, Vouchers and a bottle of Champagne.
All Veteran Runners-up to receive a Trophy and a bottle of Champagne.

Course Record: Whoever breaks the course records will win £1000. The current record holders are:

  • Jason Ward of Altrincham & DAC in 2005 (30 minutes 4 seconds)
  • Debbie Robinson of Tipton Harriers in 2004 (33 minutes 53 seconds)