Hindreds of runners raced through Pontefract on Sunday, May 17, to raise vital funds for a variety of charities.
A total of 1,585 racers were registered for the race, which was sold out for the third year in a row,
Jack Cummings, of the Ilkley Harriers, was the first man across the finish line, with an impressive time of 32.06.
Poppy Cooke, of the Ackworth Road Runners group, was the first female runner to cross the line in a great time of 38.22.
A spokesperson for the event said: “A huge thank you to every single runner, supporter, volunteer, sponsor, marshal, and member of the local community who helped make today such a brilliant event.
"The atmosphere around the course was unbelievable from start to finish, and seeing so many people out supporting the runners made the day really special.
“We’ve already had loads of amazing feedback about the race, the crowd support, and the overall atmosphere — so thank you all for being part of it.”
Pontefract 10k will return next year and is scheduled to take place on Sunday, April 25.



19. For charity
Thousands of racers raised vital funds for a variety of charities. Photo: JOHN CLIFTON


