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Great Cumbrian Run
Date	October
Location	Carlisle, Cumbria
Event type	Road
Distance	Half marathon
Established	1982; 43 years ago (1982)
Course records	1:03:35 (men) 1:15:48(women)
Official site	cumbrianrun.co.uk

The Great Cumbrian Run is an annual half marathon road running event held in Carlisle, Cumbria, United Kingdom. Dave Cannon finished first in the inaugural Cumbrian Run in 1982 completing the course in 1:05:06 while Francis Bowen of Kenya holds the race record of 1:03:35 achieved in 2004.

Course

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Recent winners

Edition	Year	Date	Men's winner	Time (h:m:s)	Women's winner	Time (h:m:s)
38	2022	2 Oct	Mark Emmerson	1:12:22	Lauren Graham	1:27:42
37	2019	6 Oct	Marc Rigg Brown	1:07:52	Karen Smith	1:28:24
36	2018	7 Oct	Marc Rigg Brown	1:08:19	Lydia Chapman	1:22:08
35	2017	1 Oct	Marc Rigg Brown	1:09:29	Alison Matthews	1:28:05
34	2016	2 Oct	Marc Rigg Brown	1:09:31	Lydia Chapman	1:21:47
33	2015	4 Oct	Robert Hodgson	1:12:25	Kirsty Hamilton	1:25:17
32	2014	5 Oct	Julian Hatcher	1:11:22	Philippa Wakefield	1:28:38
31	2013	6 Oct	James Buis	1:11:38	Sarah Burrell	1:27:07
30	2012	7 Oct	Jon Fletcher	1:11:18	Jilly Woodthorpe	1:17:14
29	2011	2 Oct	James Buis	1:11:16	Vicky Hindson	1:25:12
28	2010	10 Oct	Ian Crampton	1:13:13	Joasia Zakrzewski	1:23:47
27	2009	25 Oct	David Kirkland	1:12:17	Gill Laithwaite	1:25:26
26	2008	19 Oct	David Kirkland	1:10:42	Judith Nutt	1:24:18
25	2007	14 Oct	Peter Riley	1:08:59	Rachel Crowe	1:23:50
24	2006	15 Oct	Tomas Abyu	1:08:22	Jane Kangara	1:17:13
23	2005	16 Oct	Joseph Kibor	1:05:51	Joyce Kandie	1:15:48
22	2004	17 Oct	Francis Bowen	1:03:35	Catherine Mutwa	1:16:30
21	2003	12 Oct	Kassa Tadesse	1:06:04	Sandra Branney	1:22:41

Scatterplot of men's and women's winning race times in the Great Cumbrian Run, 2003-2019

References

"Cumbrian Run street battle for ex-champs". News and Star. 18 September 2008. Retrieved 9 July 2016.
"INVINCIBLE TADESSE". News and Star. 13 October 2003.
James Buis at Power of 10
David Kirkland at Power of 10
"Kirkland holds off three former winners to capture Cumbrian Run title". News and Star. 20 October 2008. Retrieved 9 July 2016.

External links

Annual half marathons in Europe

Czech Republic

France

Auray-Vannes
Boulogne-Billancourt
Humarathon (Ivry-sur-Seine → Vitry-sur-Seine)
Lille
Nice
Paris

Germany

Italy

Netherlands

Portugal

Lisbon
Porto
Portugal (Lisbon)

Spain

Sweden

Göteborgsvarvet (Gothenburg)
Stockholm

United Kingdom

England

East	Great Eastern (Peterborough) Norwich
East Midlands	Robin Hood (Nottingham) Silverstone
London	Big Half Ealing Royal Parks Run to the Beat
North East	Great North (Newcastle upon Tyne → South Shields)
North West	Chester Four Villages (Helsby) Freckleton Great Cumbrian (Carlisle) Great North West (Blackpool) Liverpool Wilmslow
South East	Brighton Fleet Hastings Maidenhead Milton Keynes Paddock Wood Reading Slough Tonbridge Tunbridge Wells Windsor Wokingham
South West	Bath Bournemouth Bristol Grand Tri (Wimborne St Giles) Great West (Exeter) Stroud
West Midlands	Birmingham Wolverhampton
Yorkshire	Brass Monkey (York) Sheffield

Northern Ireland

Antrim Coast (Larne)

Scotland

Barrathon (Castlebay)
Great Scottish (Glasgow)
Meadows (Edinburgh)

Wales

Elsewhere

Budapest (Hungary)
Copenhagen (Denmark)
Greifenseelauf (Uster, Switzerland)
Helsinki City (Finland)
Istanbul (Turkey)
Kuldīga (Latvia)
Kyiv (Ukraine)
Route du Vin (Remich, Luxembourg)
Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Wörthersee (Velden am Wörther See → Klagenfurt, Austria)
Warsaw (Poland)
Żurrieq (Malta)

*: part of a marathon event
†: discontinued

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