Countdown to Bermuda Day Half Marathon Ryan Outerbridge LIVE 3:00 pm
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A Race Steeped in Tradition and Fierce Competition, the Bermuda Day Half Marathon, a highlight of the island's cultural calendar, is more than just a race; it's a celebration of Bermuda's heritage and a test of endurance that draws both local heroes and international participants. Held annually on Bermuda Day, this 13.1-mile challenge showcases the island's stunning scenery and the unwavering spirit of its athletes.
Today we will be joined by Ryan Outerbridge..
Recent Champions and Rising Stars
The 2024 edition saw Lamont Marshall and Gayle Lindsay crowned champions, with both defending their titles from the previous year. Marshall, a seasoned competitor, demonstrated his resilience, holding off a strong challenge from the younger Ryan Outerbridge, who finished a close second. Outerbridge's performance signaled his arrival as a serious contender, pushing Marshall to his limits. Sean Trott, a consistent performer, rounded out the top three. In the women's race, Lindsay secured her victory, with Christine Dailey finishing as runner-up.
A History of Excellence
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon boasts a rich history, with a number of athletes achieving legendary status. Chris Estwanik holds an impressive record with eight victories, coming close to Kavin Smith's record. His dominance in previous years established him as a firm favourite whenever he lined up. Other notable champions include Rose-Anna Hoey, who has multiple wins to her name, and international athletes who have graced the event over the years, though recent rules have focused on Bermudian participation.
Ones to Watch
Looking ahead, while the entry list for the upcoming race is yet to be finalized, several names will undoubtedly be on the lips of local running enthusiasts. Lamont Marshall's experience and competitive drive make him a perennial favorite. Ryan Outerbridge, buoyed by his strong showing in 2024, will be eager to go one better. Trey Simons who has been putting in the miles and competing abroad, having just won the Sir Stanley Burgess 5K, and Dage Minors, known for his speed and recent personal best at the Cardiff 5K, could also be a significant contender if he chooses to participate. In the women's field, Gayle Lindsay's consistency makes her a strong prospect, but the likes of Christine Dailey and Teresa Ruiz, along with other emerging talents will be aiming to challenge her reign.
The Unique Appeal
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon is renowned not only for its competitive field but also for its unique atmosphere. The enthusiastic local crowds lining the route provide unparalleled support, creating an electric energy that pushes runners through the challenging course. The race route itself, alternating between starting in the east end of St. George's and the west end of Somerset, always culminating in Hamilton, offers a scenic tour of the island.
As the next edition of the Bermuda Day Half Marathon approaches, anticipation is building to witness who will rise to the occasion and etch their name into the history books of this beloved Bermudian sporting tradition. The blend of established champions and talented newcomers promises another thrilling race on this special day.
Monday, May 12, 2025
Countdown to Bermuda Day Half Marathon Christine Dailey LIVE 2:00 pm
IslandStats.com
A Race Steeped in Tradition and Fierce Competition, the Bermuda Day Half Marathon, a highlight of the island's cultural calendar, is more than just a race; it's a celebration of Bermuda's heritage and a test of endurance that draws both local heroes and international participants. Held annually on Bermuda Day, this 13.1-mile challenge showcases the island's stunning scenery and the unwavering spirit of its athletes.
Today we will be joined by Christine Dailey..
Recent Champions and Rising Stars
The 2024 edition saw Lamont Marshall and Gayle Lindsay crowned champions, with both defending their titles from the previous year. Marshall, a seasoned competitor, demonstrated his resilience, holding off a strong challenge from the younger Ryan Outerbridge, who finished a close second. Outerbridge's performance signaled his arrival as a serious contender, pushing Marshall to his limits. Sean Trott, a consistent performer, rounded out the top three. In the women's race, Lindsay secured her victory, with Christine Dailey finishing as runner-up.
A History of Excellence
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon boasts a rich history, with a number of athletes achieving legendary status. Chris Estwanik holds an impressive record with eight victories, coming close to Kavin Smith's record. His dominance in previous years established him as a firm favourite whenever he lined up. Other notable champions include Rose-Anna Hoey, who has multiple wins to her name, and international athletes who have graced the event over the years, though recent rules have focused on Bermudian participation.
Ones to Watch
Looking ahead, while the entry list for the upcoming race is yet to be finalized, several names will undoubtedly be on the lips of local running enthusiasts. Lamont Marshall's experience and competitive drive make him a perennial favorite. Ryan Outerbridge, buoyed by his strong showing in 2024, will be eager to go one better. Trey Simons who has been putting in the miles and competing abroad, having just won the Sir Stanley Burgess 5K, and Dage Minors, known for his speed and recent personal best at the Cardiff 5K, could also be a significant contender if he chooses to participate. In the women's field, Gayle Lindsay's consistency makes her a strong prospect, but the likes of Christine Dailey and Teresa Ruiz, along with other emerging talents will be aiming to challenge her reign.
The Unique Appeal
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon is renowned not only for its competitive field but also for its unique atmosphere. The enthusiastic local crowds lining the route provide unparalleled support, creating an electric energy that pushes runners through the challenging course. The race route itself, alternating between starting in the east end of St. George's and the west end of Somerset, always culminating in Hamilton, offers a scenic tour of the island.
As the next edition of the Bermuda Day Half Marathon approaches, anticipation is building to witness who will rise to the occasion and etch their name into the history books of this beloved Bermudian sporting tradition. The blend of established champions and talented newcomers promises another thrilling race on this special day.
Thursday, May 08, 2025
Countdown to Bermuda Day Half Marathon Gayle Lindsay LIVE 3:00 pm
IslandStats.com
A Race Steeped in Tradition and Fierce Competition, the Bermuda Day Half Marathon, a highlight of the island's cultural calendar, is more than just a race; it's a celebration of Bermuda's heritage and a test of endurance that draws both local heroes and international participants. Held annually on Bermuda Day, this 13.1-mile challenge showcases the island's stunning scenery and the unwavering spirit of its athletes.
Today we will be joined by Gayle Lindsay, the Women’s Defending Champion.
Recent Champions and Rising Stars
The 2024 edition saw Lamont Marshall and Gayle Lindsay crowned champions, with both defending their titles from the previous year. Marshall, a seasoned competitor, demonstrated his resilience, holding off a strong challenge from the younger Ryan Outerbridge, who finished a close second. Outerbridge's performance signaled his arrival as a serious contender, pushing Marshall to his limits. Sean Trott, a consistent performer, rounded out the top three. In the women's race, Lindsay secured her victory, with Christine Dailey finishing as runner-up.
A History of Excellence
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon boasts a rich history, with a number of athletes achieving legendary status. Chris Estwanik holds an impressive record with eight victories, coming close to Kavin Smith's record. His dominance in previous years established him as a firm favourite whenever he lined up. Other notable champions include Rose-Anna Hoey, who has multiple wins to her name, and international athletes who have graced the event over the years, though recent rules have focused on Bermudian participation.
Ones to Watch
Looking ahead, while the entry list for the upcoming race is yet to be finalized, several names will undoubtedly be on the lips of local running enthusiasts. Lamont Marshall's experience and competitive drive make him a perennial favorite. Ryan Outerbridge, buoyed by his strong showing in 2024, will be eager to go one better. Trey Simons who has been putting in the miles and competing abroad, having just won the Sir Stanley Burgess 5K, and Dage Minors, known for his speed and recent personal best at the Cardiff 5K, could also be a significant contender if he chooses to participate. In the women's field, Gayle Lindsay's consistency makes her a strong prospect, but the likes of Christine Dailey and Teresa Ruiz, along with other emerging talents will be aiming to challenge her reign.
The Unique Appeal
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon is renowned not only for its competitive field but also for its unique atmosphere. The enthusiastic local crowds lining the route provide unparalleled support, creating an electric energy that pushes runners through the challenging course. The race route itself, alternating between starting in the east end of St. George's and the west end of Somerset, always culminating in Hamilton, offers a scenic tour of the island.
As the next edition of the Bermuda Day Half Marathon approaches, anticipation is building to witness who will rise to the occasion and etch their name into the history books of this beloved Bermudian sporting tradition. The blend of established champions and talented newcomers promises another thrilling race on this special day.
Wednesday, May 07, 2025
Countdown to Bermuda Day Half Marathon Lamont Marshall LIVE 4:30 pm
IslandStats.com
A Race Steeped in Tradition and Fierce Competition, the Bermuda Day Half Marathon, a highlight of the island's cultural calendar, is more than just a race; it's a celebration of Bermuda's heritage and a test of endurance that draws both local heroes and international participants. Held annually on Bermuda Day, this 13.1-mile challenge showcases the island's stunning scenery and the unwavering spirit of its athletes.
Today we will be joined by Lamont Marshall the Men’s Defending Champion.
Recent Champions and Rising Stars
The 2024 edition saw Lamont Marshall and Gayle Lindsay crowned champions, with both defending their titles from the previous year. Marshall, a seasoned competitor, demonstrated his resilience, holding off a strong challenge from the younger Ryan Outerbridge, who finished a close second. Outerbridge's performance signaled his arrival as a serious contender, pushing Marshall to his limits. Sean Trott, a consistent performer, rounded out the top three. In the women's race, Lindsay secured her victory, with Christine Dailey finishing as runner-up.
A History of Excellence
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon boasts a rich history, with a number of athletes achieving legendary status. Chris Estwanik holds an impressive record with eight victories, coming close to Kavin Smith's record. His dominance in previous years established him as a firm favourite whenever he lined up. Other notable champions include Rose-Anna Hoey, who has multiple wins to her name, and international athletes who have graced the event over the years, though recent rules have focused on Bermudian participation.
Ones to Watch
Looking ahead, while the entry list for the upcoming race is yet to be finalized, several names will undoubtedly be on the lips of local running enthusiasts. Lamont Marshall's experience and competitive drive make him a perennial favourite. Ryan Outerbridge, buoyed by his strong showing in 2024, will be eager to go one better. Trey Simons who has been putting in the miles and competing abroad, having just won the Sir Stanley Burgess 5K, and Dage Minors, known for his speed and recent personal best at the Cardiff 5K, could also be a significant contender if he chooses to participate. In the women's field, Gayle Lindsay's consistency makes her a strong prospect, but the likes of Christine Dailey and Teresa Ruiz, along with other emerging talents will be aiming to challenge her reign.
The Unique Appeal
The Bermuda Day Half Marathon is renowned not only for its competitive field but also for its unique atmosphere. The enthusiastic local crowds lining the route provide unparalleled support, creating an electric energy that pushes runners through the challenging course. The race route itself, alternating between starting in the east end of St. George's and the west end of Somerset, always culminating in Hamilton, offers a scenic tour of the island.
As the next edition of the Bermuda Day Half Marathon approaches, anticipation is building to witness who will rise to the occasion and etch their name into the history books of this beloved Bermudian sporting tradition. The blend of established champions and talented newcomers promises another thrilling race on this special day.
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
Bromby & Wolffe Set for Mexico Competition Tour
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Bermuda's equestrian talents, Courtney Bromby and Sierra Wolffe, are gearing up for an exciting adventure as they join the 2025 Mexico Competition Tour!
The tour offers a comprehensive experience, encompassing daily training and mindset coaching, all leading up to international competition at the CSI 2* Puebla International. Notably, Bromby and Wolffe will have the opportunity to showcase their skills on quality borrowed sport horses. They will join a passionate and talented group of riders for this unique experience.
This exclusive opportunity provides selected riders with invaluable exposure to the international show jumping circuit at a world-class venue. For the first time, GAT Mexico is offering dedicated Amateur categories for riders aged 16 and over, competing at heights of 1m, 1.10m, and 1.20m. Additionally, there are two Children’s categories for riders aged 12-15, competing at 1.00m and 1.10m.
Bromby and Wolffe will benefit from expert guidance throughout the tour. They will receive training, course walking assistance, and crucial competition support from experienced Grand Prix show jumpers Lucy Olphert, Christian Lopez Redetzki, and Paxton Conder, who will serve as their tour hosts and chef d’equipes. This promises to be an invaluable learning and competitive experience for the young Bermudian riders as they take their talents to the international stage.
