Carla Green beat Tyson Fury to the punch with a great victory at Tatton Park 10k race.



*Carla Green (*pictured above) enjoyed a great win at Tatton Park.

Carla Green beat Tyson Fury to the punch with a great victory at Tatton Park 10k race.

Report by Don Hale.

 

North Wales Road Runner Carla Green stormed home to claim the prestigious 1st female prize at the Tatton Park 10k last Saturday and finished almost a minute and a half ahead of her nearest rival – and over eleven minutes ahead of World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury!

Carla, who battled with injury problems last season, put in a gritty, and determined performance in very wet and rainy conditions around this spectacular course, and was delighted by her win and her VW50 age category victory in a fast time of 41 minutes and 9 seconds.

She finished 23rd overall and didn’t pull any punches, competing against some 550 quality entrants, which included the World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, who is 6 feet 9 inches tall, and weighs about 19 stone, together with his boxing brother Tommy. The celebrity duo use running to help build endurance, and Tyson eventually finished 163rd in 52.17, with Tommy 148th in 51.30.



*Carla Green (*above left) with Rachel Morris.


Carla was joined in the race by club debutant Mal Preece, who finished 122nd in 50.09, and Rachel Morris, who enjoyed a good run as part of her marathon training, finished 393rd place in 1.03.53, and dipped well under her 1 hour and 10-minute target.



*World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (*above right) with his boxing brother Tommy at the Tatton Park 10k.

*The 10k race was won by elite runner Jason Bennett (Birchfield Harriers) in 32.10, with James McCann (Cannock & Staffs) 2nd in 35.31, and Bradley Williams (North Endurance) 3rd in 35.42. The Ladies race was won by Carla Green (NWRRC) in 41.09, with Emma Hothersall 2nd in 4.30, and Sam Booth 3rd in 43.16. **Celebrity runners Tommy Fury was 148th in 51.30, with Tyson Fury 163rd in 52.17. 

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