News & Updates 

Redhill returned to Holme Pierrepont on Sunday 1st February, for the second race of the East Midlands XC Series, a venue which has been off the calendar in recent years due to flooding. Ladies: 8 runners took part, with Vet Ladies A finishing 1st on the day, Vet Ladies B 4th, and Senior Women A 8th. Men: 13 runners competed, with Vet Men A 2nd on the day, Vet Men B 5th, Vet Men C 4th, and Senior Men A 4th. Congratulations to all for some excellent racing! The next challenge i

The 2026 East Midlands XC League got underway at Bramcote Park, with Redhill Road Runners turning out in impressive numbers for the opening fixture of the series. This year’s course featured a slight change from previous editions, with an opening lap of the field designed to help spread the field before runners headed into the woods. The adjustment worked well, but once in the woodland section, the challenge was as familiar as ever — including the infamous steps, which once a

Four Redhill Road Runners were in action at the Derby Runner Midland Counties Cross Country Championships  at Mallory Park in Leicestershire on 24 January, proudly representing the club in both the Senior Men’s and Senior Women’s races. The course offered everything a true cross-country enthusiast could want — twisty, undulating terrain that proved testing underfoot and demanded resilience from every runner. Sections of sticky clay mud and narrow grass tracks wound their way

The North Midlands Cross Country League season came to a dramatic close on Saturday 10th January 2026 at Bulwell Hall Park, Nottingham, with runners facing snow- and ice-covered ground rather than the usual mud. Despite the wintry underfoot conditions, the day brought pleasantly warm weather, making for a memorable and equally challenging finale to the league season. Redhill Road Runners once again fielded 4 teams across all categories and finished the campaign with several e

Redhill Road Runners made an excellent start to the 2026 season at the Nottinghamshire Cross Country Championships, held at Bulwell Hall Park on Saturday 3rd January. The challenging winter course and strong county-level fields provided a true test of strength and determination. The women’s teams produced an impressive set of results. In the Masters Women’s competition, Redhill secured silver team medals, with our ladies' teams placing 2nd and 4th. In the Senior Women’s race,

Redhill Road Runners enjoyed an outstanding day of racing and medals at the Nottinghamshire Trail County Championships, held on Sunday 30 November 2025 and incorporated into the Edwinstowe Christmas 10k Trail Race. The championships took place in the stunning surroundings of Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve Country Park, bringing together strong fields from across the county. A fantastic 30 Redhill runners took part, producing an impressive haul of individual and team