Well done to all those who did the Brighton Marathon!

[desprateseagull]

big yourself up!

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Congratulations to the REMF Brighton Marathon Team

1 Charlie Stephenson 3:32:32
2 Richard Stevens 3:58:12
3 Terry Hilder 3:59:22
4 Kevin Risby 4.12.34
5 Bob Gear 4:17:53
6 Mark Bushell 4:28:18
7 Lee Burberry 4:28:32
8 Richard Morris 5:30:35
9 Tim Hodges 6.30.02

Also Paul Baron ( Barrel of Fun ) running for Whoopsadaisy finished in 6 hours 24 minutes.

Congratulations to everyone that competed.

 

[Early Doors]

I ran with Lee for until about 16 miles, then dropped behind a bit. Finished in 4:39:45......running for Alzheimer's

 

[Lady Gull]

Steve Foster finished in 3.37 - a brilliant effort everyone - well done guys x

 

[clippedgull]

Well done. Great effort everyone

 

[The Wookiee]

Went down and had a look today, so many people putting themselves through hell for good causes. Saw a guy at the finish line be greeted by his children and the emotion on their faces was amazing, I was close to tears when he said to them I did this for your mum !

 

[Elvis]

Saw the pink and white striped Albion shirt, CPFC REMF on the back.

First time I've cheered a palace fan, and quite rightly too. Good on him, a true football fan.

Well done everyone!

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

Was amazing to see the runners today... Was really inspiring, although I'd never be able to do it myself. Well done all those who took part, hope the feet / ankles / knees aren't too bad!

 

[Dirty Dave]

My first marathon today. Finished it in 3 hours 50 minutes which was 10 minutes quicker than I was aiming for so am buzzing.

 

[7:18]

My first marathon today. Finished it in 3 hours 50 minutes which was 10 minutes quicker than I was aiming for so am buzzing.

that is brilliant, for my first one I just wanted to get round! I ran today's in 4.08, a personal best but not quite my 3.59.59 target!

 

[Steve Foster]

Anyone else running London as well? My first time to run two marathons in a week

 

[beardy gull]

Wanted to do it in under 4 hours - failed by bloody 11 seconds! Still PB by more than 33 minutes. Maybe next year eh?

 

[Lord Bamber]

Anyone else running London as well? My first time to run two marathons in a week

Yes doing next week as well as two the following two weeks.

Well done on the 50. Great achievement.

Good luck next week.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Yes doing next week as well as two the following two weeks.

Well done on the 50. Great achievement.

Good luck next week.

Good luck and enjoy London.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

that is brilliant, for my first one I just wanted to get round! I ran today's in 4.08, a personal best but not quite my 3.59.59 target!

You now know what it takes to do 4:08. With a few tweaks to your training and maybe some more planning you'll crack 4 hours. Next year!

 

[Woodingdean Gull]

Many congratulatulations to the 9 heroes of the REMF marathon team. All nine of you should be immensely proud of yourselves, not just for the incredible amount of money that you have collectively raised for the REMF, but in successfully covering the full marathon course. This is a superb personal achievement and all posters should recognise and applaud what you have done.

I'd also like to add my congratulations to Gareth for the great job he has done in organizing the team in the manner that he has.

Many congatulations once again to all concerned.

 

[Bob!]

Yes doing next week as well as two the following two weeks.

Well done on the 50. Great achievement.

Good luck next week.

I did Brighton, London, Three Forts & Halstead on consecutive weekends in 2010.

Three Forts is my next in 3 weeks time.

 

[Chamberpot]

Ooohhh my legs are still aching, it was really empowering with people cheering you on. A day I will never forget

 

[saltash seagull]

The support along the seafront both ways really got me through ! so many chants of seagulls

My 1st marathon so delighted to beat the 4 hour mark by 38 seconds ! if you had said to me a year ago i would run a marathon i would have pissed my self laughing im 37 never been a runner and suffered from bad backs and knee problems but i done it was so proud at the finish

Well done everyone

 

[jimhigham]

I was in town to cheer on my wife on her first marathon (4:24:28).

All I can say is that I am in awe of each and every one of you that did it. Just astonishing.