Its always held over the 2nd weekend of June - so 11th-12th June 2011 for this year's one

The Welsh Castles Relay is a long distance relay event that spans over 200 miles. Starting in Caernarfon at 10.30am on Saturday morning, the race winds its way towards Newtown, with ...

Not in the sense of carrying a baton or touching a team mate's hand to start your next runner. Due to the logistics and distances involved, each stage is a race ...

There are stage winners for the first senior man, senior lady and first veteran to cross the line. If the first runner home happens to be a veteran, then the veteran ...

Wales is most certainly not a flat country. Whilst we can't compete with the Alps or Pyrenees for alpine majesty, Welsh hills are numerous and appear often. There are 6 dedicated ...

Within each team, the 6 runners picked to run the 'mountain stages' comprise a team within a team. The fastest accumulative times from the senior mens, senior ladies and veterans teams ...

You do! Competitors, support teams, spectators, friendly locals, the beautiful scenery, the overnight stop, the variable weather, the cake shop in Penygroes, The pub in Dinas Mawddwy (pronounced 'Dee nas m ...

First things first - demand exceeds supply ! The WCR is extremely popular and the vast majority of teams taking part return year on year. The logistics of the race also ...

In the 1998 WCR, Jeff Wood, a founder member of the club and a much loved character, collapsed within yards at the finish of Stage 1 and died whilst running for ...