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Race Outlaw & help beat Cancer

April 5, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Did you know that 2 out of 4 people survive cancer? With your help, we could increase this statistic to 3 in 4.

During April, Cancer Research UK is offering special entry to our newest Outlaw event in Holkham, North Norfolk on 3 July. You pay just £100 to enter if you can raise £100 for charity.

It’s still possible to claim your place on the start line of the award-winning Outlaw Triathlon on 24 July 2016. It may be sold out, but Cancer Research UK has places available.

Anyone who is already registered for these events is invited to join the CRUK fundraising team, and potentially be rewarded with a unique Outlaw fundraisers cycle jersey, see more below!

OUTLAW HALF HOLKHAM FOR £100

Instead of the usual entry fee of £142.50, it’s possible during April to enter for £100 if you pledge to raise £100 for charity.

If you fancy a middle distance race, covering a 1900m lake swim, 56mile bike ride and 13.1mile run, this could be a perfect way to experience our stunning new race location and help beat cancer sooner!

Entering a relay team will also be discounted by the same amount, £42.50, if you can hit £100 of fundraising.

To access this offer, visit our website and enter the code ‘CRUK100′ at the entry page checkout. Our standard booking fee and requirement for a BTF day licence applies.

OUTLAW 2016, YOU CAN STILL ENTER!

The Outlaw is set for 24 July in Nottingham. Although it’s sold out, you can still be part of the big day and there is plenty of time to train for it!

CRUK has places available for just £50 for those willing to raise vital funds for the charity. Find out more here.

The Outlaw will be televised by Channel4, and features a 2.4mile swim, 112mile bike ride and 26.2mile run.

HELP BEAT CANCER SOONER!

Did you know that 2 out of 4 people survive cancer? In the next twenty years it is Cancer Research UK’s goal to increase this number to 3 in 4, but we need your help.

We know that you are already incredible athletes, and we think that you could be incredible fundraisers to. So, please join the fight against cancer, and join Team CRUK today. All you need to do to is set up a fundraising page, which you can do here and we’ll send you all the information you need.

If you join us we’ll be there to support you all the way. We can offer bespoke fundraising ideas and advice, and we’ll be there on race day to cheer you along and make sure you get to that finish line.

Also, if you manage to raise £250 or more, we’ll send you a CRUK cycling jersey. We’d love to have as many of you on the team as possible, so join today and we will beat cancer sooner.

Did you know that 2 out of 4 people survive cancer? With your help, we could increase this statistic to 3 in 4.

During April, Cancer Research UK is offering special entry to our newest Outlaw event in Holkham, North Norfolk on 3 July. You pay just £100 to enter if you can raise £100 for charity.

It’s still possible to claim your place on the start line of the award-winning Outlaw Triathlon on 24 July 2016. It may be sold out, but Cancer Research UK has places available.

Anyone who is already registered for these events is invited to join the CRUK fundraising team, and potentially be rewarded with a unique Outlaw fundraisers cycle jersey, see more below!

Christmas Ideas? Limited edition swim bag

December 11, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Outlaw Swim Training Bag These brand new - limited to only 30 in total the Outlaw Triathlon / blueseventy swim bags have just arrived into stock ready to dispatch in time for Christmas. » Read more…

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Twigg Claims the Outlaw Double, Latham Debuts with a Win

July 27, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Craig Twigg became the first ever double winner of the Outlaw Triathlon and Jenny Latham completed her first long distance triathlon to win the women’s event.

Twigg, who lives locally in Leicester, battled the rain and wind to win again against a quality field that included four of the previous five winners. His time of 8:50:56 was fifteen minutes faster than his winning time from last year.

He finished ahead of Nottingham doctor, Tom McGlashan, who started the day hoping to finish in the top ten and surpassed his own expectations. Third place went to Mark Livesey.

Yorkshire-woman Jenny Latham finished ahead of Leicester’s Claire Shea-Simonds. Her winning time of 9:55:59 marked a fine debut where she led from start to finish in the women’s race. Maree Jesson was third. » Read more…

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Outlaw Triathlon - spectators guide available

July 18, 2015 · Leave a Comment

If you are racing and planning to enjoy watching the Outlaw Triathlon next weekend, you can now download the Spectator Guide.

The guide explains the whole timetable of the weekend, expo opening times and offers, where to park, what there is to do at the venue, free bus timetable, as well as full breakdown of where and when to watch the race.

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