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Chris Richardson, Rob Turner and Jason Kelly in Perth (photo by Steve Adam \u2013 see @steveadamphotography on Instagram)<\/strong><\/p>\n Scotland teams have been selected for the Anglo Celtic Plate 100k<\/strong> road race champs coming up in April.<\/p>\n Northern Ireland are the hosts for the first time for the annual Home Countries International<\/strong> event with the event being staged at Craigavon.<\/p>\n Races will take place on Sunday 2 April<\/strong> and Scotland will be represented by strong teams after significant expression of interest from athletes to underline the current vibrant feel for ultra running and the appeal of the 100k.<\/p>\n The course is a loop of 2.96 Miles\/4.76km there are also open 100k and 50k races.<\/p>\n Details and entry online <\/a><\/p>\n Congratulations to nine athletes and their coaches, clubs and families on being selected for Scotland and good luck for the training and preparation for April.<\/em><\/p>\n Jason Kelly (Metro Aberdeen): <\/strong>Current Scottish 100km champion and second at Perth in 2022. PB 6:42:23<\/p>\n Chris Richardson (Metro Aberdeen): <\/strong>2021 Scottish 100k champion. PB 6:51:07<\/p>\n Rob Turner (Musselburgh): <\/strong>Will run in his sixth Anglo Celtic Plate competition. Former Scottish and British 100km champion. PB 6:51:49<\/p>\n Peter Tucker (Inverclyde AC): <\/strong>Competed in the open race last year in Perth, recording 7:35:36<\/p>\n Dougie Selman (Corstorphine AAC): <\/strong>Loch Ness marathon winner 2022. Moving up to his first 100k<\/p>\n Loch Ness Marathon winner Dougie Selman will step up to the 100k distance in April (photo via Loch Ness Marathon)<\/strong><\/p>\n Alison McGill (Fife AC): <\/strong>Fifth in Perth 2022 and second Scot with 8:02:34. Third Scotland vest<\/p>\n Amanda Woodrow (Edinburgh AC): <\/strong>Won the 50k event at Perth in 2022<\/p>\n Catherine Cowie (Portobello RC): <\/strong>First woman in the 75-mile Great Glen Way 2022. Second in 47-mile The Lap Ultra\u2019 and the 42-mile Welcome Way Ultra 2022<\/p>\n Emma Murray (JSK Jog Scotland Kintore): <\/strong>Second in the\u00a0Dava Way 50k ultra and with a\u00a0<\/strong>Marathon PB of 2:57:38 set in London 2022<\/p>\n Three of those women selected are picked for Scotland for the first time \u2013 Amanda Woodrow, Catherine Cowie and Emma Murray.<\/p>\n Peter Tucker and Dougie Selman will win their first Scottish 100k vests while for Kelly and Richardson both will win their third Scotland vests.<\/p>\n With thanks to Adrian Stott and Debbie Martin-Consani.<\/strong><\/p>\n Alison McGill in action in Perth last year (photo by Steve Adam)<\/strong><\/p>\n +++<\/p>\n Tags:<\/strong>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.scottishathletics.org.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Dougie-Selman-3-credit-Charne-Hawkes-1024x681.jpg\")
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