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James sets new Stackstead record
9:31am Monday 9th June 2008
Chorley-based Horwich RMI Harrier James Kevan retained his Lancashire fell title for the 4th consecutive year when the 21-year-old won the under 23 Lancashire Championship.
He won the race overall setting a new course record.
The weather conditions were perfect for the spectators, a bit too warm for the runners over the 3.5 mile course with 850 feet of climb.
The race was held at Stackstead near Bacup.
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WINNER: James Kevan, 21
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