Helen Hannam and brothers win podium places at Race for Life.


*Helen Hannam and her family celebrated an extraordinary race day.
 

Helen Hannam and two of her brothers won podium positions in the Middlesbrough Race for Life 5k and 10k events last Sunday.  

The popular NWRRC athlete finished 2nd overall and she was the 1st female in the 5k race with a time of 24 minutes 31 seconds, but her brother Thomas Rapson won this event in 22.40. 

And on a remarkable, if not extraordinary day, Helen’s other brother David also finished 1st in the 10k race, running home in 45 minutes 1 second, whilst her sister, mother, and nieces walked the 5k course and finished in 45-minutes.

She was obviously thrilled by their efforts and said: ‘It was a proper winning family day at Race for Life at Albert Park in Middlesbrough, with my brother Thomas and me finishing first and second in the 5k Race for Life, and my other brother David won the 10k event, and my sister, mum and nieces walked the 5k.’


*Pictured (above) Helen Hannam and her brother Thomas Rapson, who finished 1st and 2nd at the 5k race.


*Pictured (lower left) Helen is shown with her two brothers at the finish area of the 5k and 10k race at Middlesbrough.



 

 

 

 

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