Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k.Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k.
Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k.

Picture Gallery: Dewsbury 10k attracts more than 2,000 runners

By Mark Berry
Published 6th Feb 2022, 16:36 BST
Updated 6th Feb 2022, 16:39 BST
The weather was certainly 'changeable' and conditions were testing but more than 2,000 hardy runners completed the annual Dewsbury 10k on Sunday morning.

The race was won by Spenborough and District AC's Joe Sagar in 30:37 with Wakefield Harriers' Mark Bostock second (31:21) and Ilkley Harriers' Nathan Edmondson third (31:31).

Leeds City AC's Rhianne Hughes led the women's field home with a time of 34:33, ahead of club mate Alice Leake (35:07) and Laura Smith, from Hallamshire Harriers (35:40).

Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k.

. Start Line

Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k. Photo: Jim Fitton

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Wind and rain made life difficult for the runners in the Dewsbury 10k

. Tough Conditions

Wind and rain made life difficult for the runners in the Dewsbury 10k Photo: Jim Fitton

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Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k.

. Keep Running

Runners get off the start line at the Dewsbury 10k. Photo: Jim Fitton

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Spenborough's Joe Sagar celebrates victory.

5. Winner

Spenborough's Joe Sagar celebrates victory. Photo: Jim Fitton

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Leeds City AC runner Rhianne Hughes was the first woman to cross the finish line.

6. Leading the Way

Leeds City AC runner Rhianne Hughes was the first woman to cross the finish line. Photo: Jim Fitton

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Club runners from across the country took part in the Dewsbury 10k.

7. Fast Feet

Club runners from across the country took part in the Dewsbury 10k. Photo: Jim Fitton

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Changeable conditions also brought good spells of sunshine.

8. Good Running

Changeable conditions also brought good spells of sunshine. Photo: Jim Fitton

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