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Sri Chinmoy Sydney 2012 Series 2: Centennial Park Race Report

By Rathin Boulton
25 March
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Ideal running conditions – overcast, cool and only a slight breeze – greeted a substantial field for race 2 of the Sri Chinmoy Sydney Series, over a Half-Marathon, 7 km and 4 km cross country courses at Centennial Park on Sunday 25 March 2012.

Jak Bukovinsky set an outstanding pace in the 4 km race, winning in course record time of 13:13 from Daniel Mellish's brave 13:27, while Satcey Quitzau was dominant in the Women's race, winning in 16:30.

Dani Andres burned around the 7 km course in 24:57, while Amy Curtis sizzled in the women's field in 27:53. First in the Men 50-59 was Dennis Johnson (30:29); in the Men 60-69 Ken Cross (31:30) and Men 70 and Over Edward McMaster in 47:09. First in the Women 50-59 was Jan Swinhoe (36:51); while Paula Moorhouse set a fantastic new course record in the Women 60-69 of 36:11. First Women 70 and Over was Rosemary Bridge in 1:00:15.

An enthralling race in the Half-Marathon saw Ryan Waddington (1:14:29) pull away from Douglas Kelley (1:15:21). The Male 50-59 was taken out by Wayne "Blue Dog" Gregory in 1:34:24; the Men 60-69 by Bruce Flaherty in 1:43:56. The women's race was even closer up front with Nicola Mace (1:32:03) finally outstripping Rowena MacNeish (1:32:12). While the younger women battled it out, some of the older ones were showing us all how it is done, with 3rd woman home the exceptional Raewyn Harlock, whose 1:33:24 set a sensational new best time for the Women 50-59; while evergreen Helen Stanger's fine 1:44:05 was too good in the Women 60-69, and another new course record.

The popularity of this attractive course continues to grow, with today's field the largest yet in the series.

Full results by category are now published, along with a comprehensive photo album from around the start/finish area.

Sri Chinmoy Sydney Series 2012 Race 1: Mirambeena 16 km, 8 km & 2 miles - Results

By Prachar Stegemann
19 February

Race 1 of the Sri Chinmoy Sydney Series for 2012 was held at Garrison Point, Mirambeena Regional Reserve over 16 km, 8 km and 2 miles on Sunday 19 February 2012. Full results by age category for each of the 3 distances follow:

Sri Chinmoy Mirambeena 16 km 19 February 2012 full results by category>>

Sri Chinmoy Mirambeena 8 km 19 February 2012 full results by category>>

Sri Chinmoy Mirambeena 2 miles 19 February 2012 full results by category>>

Sri Chinmoy Sydney 2012 Series 1: Mirambeena Race Report

By Kishore Cunningham
20 February
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A record field of almost two hundred runners, descended upon Mirambeena Regional Reserve on Sunday February 19th to mark the commencement of Sri Chinmoy Sydney Series Races for 2012.

It was only the fifth time that this course has been used and based upon the steady growth in participation it seems that the lure of a luxuriously wide and uncrowded, shaded course far outweighs any aversion to the extra travel to reach the venue.The word is spreading: this is indeed a magnificent location for a race!

As per previous years, three distances were on offer – 16 km, 8 km and the rarely raced 2 miles (3.2 km) – all starting and finishing on the grassy expanse of Garrison Point at the southern end of Mirambeena Reserve.  The 8 km course followed cycle paths northward alongside Prospect Creek, through pristine woodland and over some testing hills, turning around just before the Hume Highway, with a detour on the return leg to loop around Lake Gillawarna.  The 16 km race comprised 2 laps of the 8 km course, while the 2 mile runners turned around just after passing Lake Gillawarna (before the hills!)

A beautifully clear day and the infectious enthusiasm of runners eager for another season of Sri Chinmoy races set the tone for a wonderful race. As dappled sunlight filtered through the verdant canopy, one runner seemed to sum things up quite accurately: ‘It doesn’t get much better than this!’ he said, smiling, as he clasped a cup from the aid station.

Standout performers were Ross Johnson, forging a truly impressive course record of 55:59 and winning the men's 16 km race by nearly 10 minutes (!); Isabelle Crouche setting another wonderful record to win the Women's 8 km race in 31:38; and Helen Stanger's outstanding 1:19:06 which will take some beating in the women 60-69 for the 16 km.

Full results are published, along with a photo album from the course.

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