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Report by Bobby Hill<\/strong><\/p>\n Tom Scott Road Races website<\/a><\/p>\n The Lindsays Scottish 10 Mile Championships<\/strong> and 62nd Tom Scott Memorial Road Races<\/strong> will be remembered as an attritional test of endurance, as athletes battled driving rain and winds gusting up to 45mph across an exposed Strathclyde Park.<\/p>\n In fact, many of those who raced later described it as the toughest conditions they had ever experienced and we send warm congratulations to each and every finisher.<\/p>\n In the Men\u2019s race it was Lewis Hannigan<\/strong> (Kilbarchan AAC) who would master the elements best, claiming the 10 Mile title and Tom Scott Trophy for the second time in three years.<\/p>\n Hannigan and Callum Hawkins<\/strong> broke away early in the race and were inseparable as they turned off the loch just after the Mile Three.<\/p>\n It was as the pair headed up the hill towards M & Ds that Hannigan broke away, developing a gap which he never looked likely to relinquish, and eventually crossing the line in 49:08 mins, some 27 seconds ahead of his highly decorated club-mate.<\/p>\n Lewis Rodgers<\/strong> (Fife AC), who ran solo for much of the race, ran an excellent race to better his fourth-place finish from 2022, claiming bronze in a time of 51:18 mins.<\/p>\n Video content on our YouTube channel<\/a><\/p>\n
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