13th to 17th April
South Wales 2022 results
1 Stuart Obree – 58hrs 51mins – First Male
2 Mark Thompson – 67hrs 13mins – Second Male
3 Lenka Berrouche – 68hrs 57mins – First Female
4 James Bennett – 70hrs 48mins – Third Male
5 Jon Cox – 75hrs 35mins
5 Tom Duckers – 75hrs 35mins
7 Ged McMillan – 76hrs 57mins
8 Naomi Benson – 77hrs 51mins – Second Female
9 Steven James – 77hrs 58mins
10 Daniel Flynn – 79hrs 37mins
11 Henry Drake – 85hrs 29mins
12 Bob Thomas – 86hrs 36mins
12 Nicholas Lyons – 86hrs 36mins
14 Chris Buckley – 90hrs 53mins
14 Gareth Anthony – 90hrs 53mins
14 Scott Neale – 90hrs 53mins
17 Jerry Fogh – 91hrs 42mins
18 Elizabeth Sim – 98hrs 27mins – Third Female / Most Determined Runner
18 Vanessa Kellie – 98hrs 27mins – Third Female
18 Nick Jones – 98hrs 27mins
18 Gordon Hughes – 98hrs 27mins
22 Lee Jones – 99hrs 41mins
23 Benjamin Jones – 99hrs 44mins
24 Daniel Lavis – 100hrs 10mins
25 Michael Thomas – 101hrs 4mins
26 Graham McKenna – 105hrs 31mins
27 Jon Delve – 112hrs 25mins
27 Graham Morgan – 112hrs 25mins
29 Andras Szendrodi – 114hrs 34mins
Thank you for making the inaugural South 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.
Wild thing, you make my heart sing — and you make me discover 200 miles across Mid Wales. The Mid Wales 200 is back in 2026, calling out to those bold enough to take on its wild, rugged beauty. Are you ready to answer the call?
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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.