Sidmouth Running Club members enjoyed a busy weekend of races and events.

Deb and Don Cawthera attended a strength and conditioning class on Friday evening, completed the Seaton parkrun on Saturday, and participated in the ColyTen race on Sunday.

The ColyTen, organised by Axe Valley Runners, is a challenging 10-mile off-road run with plenty of mud and several river crossings.

Run leader Clive Gilbert accompanied his daughter Megan on her first half-marathon in LondonRun leader Clive Gilbert accompanied his daughter Megan on her first half-marathon in London (Image: SRC)

Louise Dalton was the first female from the club to cross the line in 1:34:14, while Mark Norton was the first male club member to finish in 1:43:27.

Other results included Becky Knapman at 1:49:57, Deb Cawthera at 1:51:04, Don Cawthera at 1:51:05, and Gertude De Waard at 2:04:31.

Twins Karen and Christine Farnham took on the City Power 9-mile Run at Exeter racecourse.

Karen said they started with a gallop around the racecourse before heading along the trails in Harcombe Woods.

Clare Luke and Sarah Watkins took on Winding PathsClare Luke and Sarah Watkins took on Winding Paths (Image: SRC)

Christine finished in 1:25:15 and Karen in 1:28:03.

Run leader Clive Gilbert accompanied his daughter Megan on her first half marathon, the Royal Parks Foundation Half, in Hyde Park, London.

Clive enjoyed the route, taking several selfies along the way with iconic buildings in the background.

They completed the race in 2:39:13.

Clare Luke and Sarah Watkins tackled Winding Paths' The Loop, a 20-miler with 4,000 feet of elevation starting from Broadsands, out towards Kingswear, and back towards Brixham harbour.

Vice-chair and run leader Sarah described the route as brutal but with beautiful views.

Lynda Hawkins running at the Chicago marathon Lynda Hawkins running at the Chicago marathon (Image: SRC)

They finished in 6:02:00.

Lynda Hawkins ran the Chicago marathon with her daughter Kaylee.

Lynda finished in 3:53:31, which qualified her for Boston.

Junior leader Donna Womersley-Westlake took part in the 50-mile Potter Round The Otter, an LDWA unmanned event.

Donna had to self-navigate her way around the route, which became more of a challenge as night fell.

She completed the event at 4am, spending an impressive 18 hours on her feet.