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Get your running shoes out!

Get your running shoes out!

Friday 22 July 2016

Get your running shoes out!

Friday 22 July 2016


Runners are being encouraged to dig out their trainers and sign up for the Mourant Ozannes Relay Race to help two local charities.

The relay is now in its fourth year and is an integral part of the Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon which this year is raising funds for Brig-y-don Children's Charity and Seeing is Believing.

The race gets underway at 9.30 am with runners passing through some of the Island's most scenic country lanes, picturesque valleys and coastline and the organisers say it's a great opportunity for people, however fit they are, to take participate in a big race atmosphere.

The relay is split into legs as follows:
  1. St Helier- from the start to Waterworks Valley (4.80 km)

  2. Go West- Waterworks Valley to St Ouen's Village (9.60 km)

  3. How the West was run - St Ouen's Village to Les Quennevais cycle track (11.20 km)

  4. The South Circular - Les Quennevais loop via Cornier (7.20 km)

  5. The Glory Leg - Les Quennevais Hockey Field to the finish line (9.20 km)


The Mourant Ozannes Relay race is predominantly made up of corporate teams and there are a number of industry cups up for grabs including the Bank, Law, Trust, Accountant, Hospitality and States of Jersey Cup.  

The first, second and third teams home in the male, female and mixed teams will also be awarded a trophy and all team members will get a goodie bag with a commemorative t-shirt and medal.

At this stage the organisers just need your captain's name to register your team and you can contact them by emailing info@jersey-marathon.com or by calling them on 505926.

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