Leeds Abbey Dash
in aid of Age Concern and Help the Aged
Date: November 2010
Location: Leeds
Distance: 10k
Time: 9am aerobic warm-up in Victoria Gardens, 9.30am race start.
Leeds Abbey Dash 2010
Register your interest in taking part in Leeds Abbey Dash 2010
Leeds Abbey Dash 2009
Congratulations to all the runners who took part in the Leeds Abbey Dash!
Click on the following links to see how you did in your category:
It was a fantastic race with a real battle for the top spots.
The first man home was Jonnny Mellor, from Liverpool Harriers, who came flying up the Headrow in a time of 29 minutes and 13 seconds.
The first woman to cross the line was Rebecca Robinson, from Kandal, in 33 minutes 14 seconds. The second female was Katie Ingram, from Horwich, in 34 minutes 10 seconds, followed by Debbie Walters, from Birchfield, in 34 minutes 48 seconds.
Photos of the race will be available soon at www.sportcam.net
The 2009 Leeds Abbey Dash race results are now live. Log on to see how you got on.
About Leeds Abbey Dash
The race
This event is a unique 10k road race with a great atmosphere. The course is fast and flat, perfect for both beginners and seasoned runners striving for a personal best.
This year’s highlights include:
- A race pack complete with chip timer, running number and race guide.
- An aerobic warm up.
- Music and entertainment along the route.
- An array of prizes for individuals and teams.
- A Leeds Abbey Dash t-shirt given at the finish line.
- Complete race results listed here the next day.
Fundraising and sponsorship
Every penny raised from the Leeds Abbey Dash makes a real and lasting difference to the lives of vulnerable older people. This year, we're aiming to raise £200,000 from the Dash to help isolated older people, that’s just under £35 in sponsorship from each runner taking part.
You can read tips on raising funds and getting sponsorship in our Fundraising section
Where your money goes
Proceeds from the Dash will fund a vital HandyVan service in the Leeds and West Yorkshire area which helps older people feel safer in their homes. Find out how you have helped.
Training
To make sure you have a great experience, it is important to train properly. You can find out some helpful hints in our Training section
Any questions?
Read our Q&A section. Still got questions? Contact the Dash team at dash@helptheaged.org.uk or call 020 7239 1982.
