Thirteen members of Lewes AC took to Worthing seafront to participate in the popular Worthing 10k on a course renowned by organisers for its flat and personal best-friendly conditions.

The event saw several Lewes AC athletes achieve strong results across various age categories.

Among the standout performances were local twins Theo and Isaac Tarafder, who demonstrated their talent in the Male Under 20 category. Theo secured a fantastic 3rd place with a time of 35:28, closely followed by his brother Isaac in 4th, just two seconds behind at 0:35:30.

Lewes AC also celebrated strong showings in the veteran categories. Clare Martin ran a superb race to claim 3rd place in the Female Veteran 35 age group, finishing with an excellent time of 39:33.

Proud Lewes AC finishers celebrating the Worthing 10k on the beach

Not to be outdone, Karin Divall triumphed in the Female Veteran 65 category, securing 1st place with a time of 49:41. Jonathan Burrell added to the club's success, taking 1st place in the Male Veteran 60 category with a swift time of 37:41.

Lewes AC Chair Philip Westbury said: “We are incredibly proud of all our runners who participated in the Worthing 10k. Their enthusiasm, training and hard work truly paid off. Events like these highlight the fantastic spirit and commitment within our club.”

Established in 1984, Lewes AC support athletes of all ages and abilities, offering coaching and competition across track and field, cross country, road running, and more. To learn more, visit www.lewesac.co.uk.

Lewes AC runners excel at flat and fast Worthing 10k