
17th to 22nd June
Mid Wales 2026 results
1 Sergejs Malins 60:39:39
2 Henry Sage 66:01:58
3 Mark Thompson 67:31:19
4 Andrew Knott 67:31:23
5 Ed O’shaughnessy 69:36:13
6 Richard Greenhough 72:23:03
7 Kevin Drysdale 76:01:01
8 Allie Bailey 77:33:00
9 Matt Egner 77:43:34
10 David L Buist 79:03:09
11 Lee Robinson 79:49:36
12 Edward Armstrong 81:04:45
13 Iain Prentice 81:17:46
14 Dejan Zibert 81:54:45
15 Nick Keen 82:33:53
16 Devon Herman 83:10:59
17 Brad Bieganski 83:11:27
18 Scott Kimberlin 83:34:57
19 Toby Hellman 83:40:57
20 Karen Doak 84:22:54
21 Kevin Burgess 84:23:04
22 Jack Brown 84:24:03
23 Andrew Heaney 84:40:50
24 Russell Bailey 85:53:49
25 Guy Alderdice Jr 86:01:40
26 Krista Alderdice 86:01:57
27 Toby Downing 86:30:03
28 Steve Palmer 87:06:21
29 Jack Austin 87:07:13
30 Chris Silvester 87:34:18
31 Matt Bourne 87:45:00
32 Baljit Chohan 89:16:13
33 Stuart Queen 91:04:15
34 Dan Morgan 96:59:58
35 Joe Butler 100:24:05
36 Jamie Poole 101:02:04
37 Rob Peacock 103:58:35
38 Kimberley Hill 103:58:47
39 Vanessa Kellie 103:58:50
40 Oliver Wingrave 103:59:01
41 Dave Bennett 107:18:49
42 Owen Goodridge 107:19:52
43 Marc Excell 113:36:58
44 Sean Hershaw 113:37:13
45 Scott Haslam 114:37:39
DNF – Alfie Bloomfield
DNF – Nathan Hutton
DNF – Dan Williams
DNF – Phil Thompson
DNF – Ed Burnham
DNF – Mike Jenkins
DNF – Nicholas Lyons
DNF – Luke Tanner
DNF – John Humphreys
DNF – Simon Dicks
DNF – Kim Young
DNF – Stuart Secker
DNF – Fred Case
DNF – Michelle Woods
DNF – Luke Anderson
DNF – Will Tait
DNF – Benjamin Kohler
DNF – Kate Phillips
DNF – Robert Kraty
Whether you made it to the finish line or not, you are still awesome! Thank you for making the Mid Wales 200 a great success! Rest up, recover well and we’ll see you down the trail!
Run the Wild Horse 200

The ultimate 200 mile ultra marathon in Wales, Wild Horse 200 is one life changing adventure across the trails and mountains of South Wales, along Offa’s Dyke, traversing the Beacons Way before catching the Heart Of Wales Line on to the Wales Coast Path and finish line at Worm’s Head.
The Epona is a tough event which you would expect for a 100 miler but the payoff is out of this world.
The views on the course are simply breathtaking but this pales next to the complete support of Rhys and the rest of the crew. I felt special at every single moment of this race right from the pre race phonecall, registration and pre race briefing through every checkpoint and right to the finish line, nothing was too much for the crew no matter the time of the day.








