100k Yorkshire 2017 Tickets

The 100k Yorkshire 2017, also known as the Ultra Tour of the Yorkshire Dales, was an impressive display of endurance and athleticism in the world of sports. This grueling long-distance race saw hundreds of athletes push themselves to their limits as they tackled a challenging course through the valleys and hills of Yorkshire.

The race, which took place on September 23rd, 2017, covered 62.1 miles (100 kilometers) and involved over 3,000 meters of ascent – making it one of the most demanding ultra-marathons in the UK. From the start line in Grassington, runners navigated their way through picturesque towns and villages, before heading out into the rugged and scenic countryside.

Athletes from all over the world took part in the event, with a mix of elite runners, amateur enthusiasts, and charity fundraisers all looking to challenge themselves and show off their skills. The atmosphere was electric, as thousands of supporters cheered on the participants, and the competitive spirit was palpable.

Despite the tough conditions, the runners braved through the challenges and put on some incredible displays of endurance and resilience. The winning time was an impressive seven hours and 14 minutes, achieved by local athlete, Jack Wood, who managed to fend off strong competition from other top runners.

In addition to the sheer physicality of the event, the 100k Yorkshire 2017 also had a strong charitable focus, with many runners taking up the challenge to raise funds for various causes close to their hearts. Cancer research, mental health charities, and animal welfare groups were just some of the beneficiaries of the money raised by the dedicated athletes.

Overall, the 100k Yorkshire 2017 was a testament to the power of sport in bringing people together and inspiring them to achieve great things. The combination of physical, mental, and emotional challenges made for a truly unforgettable experience for all those involved – whether they were runners, supporters, or volunteers. The event is sure to continue to be a highlight of the sporting calendar for years to come.