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Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series 3: "Red Hill Ramble" 12.8km, 8km & 2.4km trail runs, Monday 1 June 2026
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  • Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series 3: "Red Hill Ramble" 12.8km, 8km & 2.4km trail runs, Monday 1 June 2026

    By Prachar Stegemann
    1 June
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    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy "Red Hill Ramble" 12.8km, 8km & 2.4km trail runs, Monday 1 June 2026, full results by age category 348.01 KB
    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy "Red Hill Ramble" 12.8km, 8km & 2.4km trail runs, Monday 1 June 2026, full results by gender 349.44 KB
    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series: pointscore championship standings after race 3 341.15 KB
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    The newest addition to the Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series – the “Red Hill Ramble” – proved a popular innovation, attracting the largest field yet assembled for any race in the 10-year history of the Series, with 450 finishers across the 3 distances of 2.4km, 8km and 12.8km.

    A cool, clear morning offered optimum opportunity for fast times and full enjoyment of the vistas from Davidson Trig across the Woden Valley, Mt Mugga, South Canberra, Lake Burley Griffin, Black Mountain and beyond. Some steep climbs were more than offset by thrilling views under an all-answering sky, interspersed with a series of flowing single tracks through varied glades of eucalypt, serenaded by cockatoos while immersed in invigorating early Winter air.

    Congratulations to all participants in this historic event. Because this was the inaugural edition for this course, every age category winner set a new course record which is guaranteed to stand at least until 2027. Our new course record holders are:

    12.8km

    Female Under 50: Brittany Harriden, 56:01
    Male Under 50: Ben Silke, 51:12
    Female 50-59: Narelle Smyth, 1:08:53
    Male 50-59: David Sitsky, 57:26
    Female 60-69: Pam Muston, 1:22:23
    Male 60-69: Kerry Baxter, 1:07:02
    Male 70 and Over: Peter Fogarty, 1:24:08

    8km

    Female Under 50: Louise Sharp, 36:17
    Male Under 50: Kodi Clarkson, 29:15
    Female 50-59: Ange Hancock, 44:42
    Male 50-59: Aston Duncan, 35:49
    Female 60-69: Nik Christen, 52:38
    Male 60-69: Richard Honey, 45:49
    Female over 70: Angelika Mauch, 1:16:56
    Male 70 and Over: Eric Wainwright, 1:09:53

    2.4km

    Girls Under 13: Chloe Fatherly, 11:36
    Boys Under 13: Jarrah Fatherly, 10:49
    Girls Under 17: Amelia Powell, 19:14
    Boys Under 17: Felix Botticchio, 9:37
    Female 17 and Over: Anna Zarifeh, 13:43
    Male 17 and Over: David Liu, 12:18

  • Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series 2: "Tidbinbilla Thriller" 11.6km, 6.8km & 3.4km trail runs, Sunday 10 May 2026

    By Prachar Stegemann
    10 May
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    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy "Tidbinbilla Thriller" 11.6km, 6.8km & 3.4km trail runs, Sunday 10 May 2026, full results by age category 340.55 KB
    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy "Tidbinbilla Thriller" 11.6km, 6.8km & 3.4km trail runs, Sunday 10 May 2026, full results by gender 343.36 KB
    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series: pointscore championship standings after race 2 337.12 KB
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    The harder you have to work for something, the sweeter the rewards.

    Every runner who participated in the inaugural Sri Chinmoy “Tidbinbilla Thriller” will attest to this truth.

    This newcomer to the Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series made a stunning debut. Entering the stage as the curtain of light mist rose to the sounds of blissful birdsong, attired in the most dazzling Autumn day imaginable, jubilant sunshine bathing the hills in glory, Nature exuberant in every movement and stillness, each sound and hush, cheering each excruciating uphill and exhilarating downhill…

    Nestled in the foothills of the Tidbinbilla Range, 3 courses offer 3 banquet options, each with its own enticing menu: the short 3.4km loop of exquisite single track through lush bushland; the middle distance 6.8km extension of the Congwarra Trail venturing to the flank of the hillside with a single robust bent-over climb and stretching of the legs downhill; while the Deluxe Banquet long course 11.8km offers the complete circuit replete with gut-busting zigzagging ascent, breathtaking views across to the Brindabellas you feel you could almost reach out and touch, a series of swooping thrilling descents, alighting to return through the embrace of the bush and the sanctuary of Webbs picnic ground with its proud Finish Arch, smiling watermelon, nourishing lentil burger and the gently soothing sounds of Tidbinbilla River reminding you of your achievement.

    Being the premier staging of this event, every winner in every category now holds a course record! Cherish these records while you can because one thing is for sure: crowds will return to feast on the Tidbinbilla Thriller, and challenge themselves to inscribe their own names in the record ledger. See you next year!

    New course record holders:

    3.4km (short course)

    Girls Under 13 – Aya Rattray, 18:53
    Girls Under 17 – Jacinta Thomsen, 21:41
    Female 17 and Over – Melanie Clarke, 22:08
    Boys Under 13 – Alex Botticchio, 16:17
    Boys Under 17 – Felix Botticchio, 14:50
    Male 17 and Over – Gareth Candy, 16:23

    6.8km (middle distance)

    Male Under 50 – Kodi Clarkson, 26:20
    Male 50-59 – Aston Duncan, 31:08
    Male 60-69 – Richard Honey, 39:39
    Male 70 and Over – Trevor Jacobs, 47:00
    Female Under 50 – Louise Sharp, 31:58
    Female 50-59 – Narelle Smyth, 35:42
    Female 60-69 – Patricia Blumstein, 53:17
    Female 70 and Over – Deirdre Lemerle, 55:35

    11.8km (long course)

    Female Under 50 – Brittany Harriden, 56:40
    Female 50-59 – Shiree Yap, 1:27:23
    Female 60-69 – Pam Muston, 1:21:38
    Male Under 50 – Jarrod Sopniewski, 51:46
    Male 50-59 – David Sitsky, 58:30
    Male 60-69 – Ian Prosser, 1:10:28
    Male 70 and Over – Peter Fogarty, 1:26:56

  • Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series 1: "Cooleman Clip" 9.6km, 5km & 2.2km, Sunday 26 April 2026

    By Prachar Stegemann
    26 April
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    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy "Cooleman Clip" 9.6km, 5km & 2.2km trail runs, Sunday 26 April 2026, full results by age category 337.91 KB
    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy "Cooleman Clip" 9.6km, 5km & 2.2km trail runs, Sunday 26 April 2026, full results by gender 345.53 KB
    PDF icon Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series: pointscore championship standings after race 1 330.17 KB
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    Under fine skies on firm, well-marked tracks with no mud, minimal dust and nary a faint breeze – oh, and sandwiched between 2 public holidays – all auguries and auspicious alignments agreed: fast times were to be had like peaches ripe for the plucking.

    And so it came to pass – on a morning when another eager bumper field gathered on Chapman Oval for the commencement of a new Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series, some incredible new course records were established:

    * Michelle Cook (Female 50-59), ran a phenomenal 51:01 in the 10km race;

    * Brittany Harriden (Female Under 50), whose 44:24 in the 10km not only set a formidable women’s record, it also earned her 2nd place outright in a highly competitive race AND garnered her the final record missing from the full deck of existing Sri Chinmoy Canberra Trail Series (long) courses;

    * Meredith Hatherly (Female 70 and Over), topped a splendid morning for the Hatherly clan with her superb 35:21 in the 5km event;

    * Narelle Smyth (Female 50-59), absolutely dazzled with her 24:57 which earned her 3rd place outright in the women’s 5km race;

    • Kodi Clarkson (Male Under 50): Kodi turns up, he breaks his own course record, Kodi turns up next year, he breaks his own course record again – though he may make it look easy or predictable, Kodi continues to amaze with his supreme excellence and consistency, setting a new very high benchmark in the 5km of 18:11.

    Congratulations to all who joined this joyous jaunt!

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