Updated results below. This is nearly final, I’m just waiting for one last team to be declared.

2024 Updated Results (click here)

This year’s relay was one of the best we’ve hosted in the 20+ years we’ve been enjoying this challenging event despite the cooler conditions. Below is a link to the initial results. We will produce an updated version in a few days as there are teams that have yet to declare their members and I need to adjust the actual leg times for runners D21, D43, D44, D56 who set off together to give them a competitive race. Please let me know if you think your leg time is off by more than a few seconds. Many thanks to everyone who helped marshal and assist in this year’s race and special thanks to Martin Wood and Andrew McLauchlan who play pivotal roles in the organising of the relay.

We are awarding T-Shirts to the individual/team/gender/age/team class winners and a special prize to Team Alex who are all called Alex, which is a first for us!

On a technical note we have shorted the course by about 30 metres this year (and also in 2023) so we do see faster times than previously which regrettably is not due to runner improvements. It does however significantly reduce the stress in the finish funnel for us.

2024 SEAC Bridges Relay – Initial Results (click here)

If you have any suggestions on how we could improve the event we are very interested in your views.
We hope to see you next year.

Greg and the SEAC Committee