Sprinting to Success

by Steven Scott — 2nd September 2018.

Jason Inman, Scottish Six Days 6, Glen Feardar West (c) Wendy Carlyle Jason Inman, Scottish Six Days 6, Glen Feardar West (c) Wendy Carlyle

James Hammond and Chris Smithard “walked the walk” in claiming medals off their seeding positions at the British Sprint Championships in Bath.

James was 2nd in M12 (15.19) while Chris claimed bronze in men’s elite (13.42). There were top ten finishes for Roger Goddard, Paul Hammond, Jason Inman, Jon Cross and Rebecca Hammond, while Jenny Hammond completed a memorable day for the family by winning the W40 "B" race.

There was more success on day 2, as, despite a potentially-serious ankle injury sustained mid-race, Jason Inman captured the silver medal in M45 (33.06), equalling his best-ever finish in the event.

Roger Goddard claimed his sixth British Middle medal in eight years, this time a Bronze in M40, in a time of 39.06, and was joined on the podium by his apprentice, Jamie, who ran hard and clean for the M14 Bronze (23.46).

Off the podium, there were top ten finishes for James Hammond (4th in M12 - 16.35), Rebecca Hammond (4th in W10 - 13.36), Mark Nixon (5th in M21 - 35.22), Ana Trubkina (7th in W21 - 41.55) and Jenny Hammond (9th in W40 - 68.09).

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