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British London 10k, Sun. 11 July 2010

It was a brilliant run this year, with the band of the lifeguards, 27,000 runners and great weather (not too hot and not too cold!).

The 10k goes from Piccadilly to Blackfriars and back via Westminster and is helping to raise vital funds for Tiny Tickers.

We had 12 runners this year and Daisy was co-ordinating Tiny Tickers support on the Embankment to cheer us along and promote awareness of Tiny Tickers.

Please contact us if you are interested in running in 2011 and can raise the minimum sponsorship (just £100).

For more information, pictures and to support Tiny Tickers runners, see below.

Individual & Team pages

Our main sponsorship page is:  http://www.mycharitypage.com/tinytickers

Our individual and team pages are now closed.

- MyCharityPage.com/Ian4TinyTickers (to support Helena & Ian, Mark, Rebecca & Millie and to support all Tiny Tickers' runners)

- TinyTickers10kTeam, Iain, Tommy, Charlotte and Willan, who ran in just over 40' and has raised a lot of sponsorship offline!

For more details plus the photo gallery - visit the official website: www.thebritish10klondon.co.uk
(Runners photos are on: www.marathon-photos.com - just enter you race no.)

See below for more pictures of the runners (2010 & 2009)

This year: The 10k in 2010

Thanks to all our wonderful runners: Helena, Ian, Russell, David, Emily, Charlotte, Darren, Iain, Tom, Mark, Millie and Willan and thanks to everyone who has supported them and so far has raised an amazing £2,650 so far!

 

Last year: The 10k in 2009

Congratulations to Helena, Ian, Jennie, Julie, Alex, Lucas, Kirsty, Matt, Rory and Kathy who ran the 10k in London for Tiny Tickers on 12th July 2009 and thanks to generous sponsors raised an amazing total of over £2,000!

 

 

The weather was quite warm this year, but luckily not too hot.  The route followed the Embankment past some of the major sights of London, then back over Westminster bridge, ending in Whitehall.

 

More Links:  The perfect 10k?