First time victory for Tom in ultra

Monday, 5 October 2015 07:23

Tom Cringle won the Manx Mountain Marathon ultra for the first time on Saturday.

Last year’s runner-up in the main marathon secured victory in the ultra fell race from Ramsey to Port Erin in a time of five hours, 18 minutes, 24 seconds.

Stuart Walker was the runner-up in 5.24 and Ben Corkill third in 5.26.29.

Rosy Craine the leading woman in 6.47.51.

Lloyd Taggart won the mountain race for the second year in a row – a time of 1.51.28 from Chris Reynolds (2.09.20) and third placed Jackie Taggart (2.09.42).

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First time victory for Tom in ultra

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