Runners at Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland's Glenlivet 10K raise £8500 for charity
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ISAAC Mann was the winner of Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland's Glenlivet 10K on Sunday as £8550 was raised for the charity.
Mann came home in a time of 37 minutes and 23 seconds, more than half a minute ahead of Craig Lambie, who finished in 38 minutes 9 seconds.
Veteran runner Robert Keenan was third home in 38 minutes 16, with Amy Hudson the first woman over the line in 39 minutes 56.
Full results are available at thistletimingresults.co.uk.
More than 170 runners took part in the race, which set off from the Glenlivet Distillery on April 3, running through the Cairngorm National Park.
The £8550 raised by runners will be a big boost to Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland.
The charity's fundraising manager Jen Lindsay said: “We had a brilliant day back at the Glenlivet 10k.
"They don’t call it the most beautiful run in Scotland for nothing – it was a stunning, cold, crisp day and spirits were high amongst our amazing runners.
“It was great to welcome over 170 runners and cheer them on as they raised vital funds to make sure there’s no life half lived in Scotland.
"Every penny raised will make sure people across Scotland get the vital support they need when they return home from hospital.
“A massive thank you to our amazing event volunteers who worked tirelessly to help make the event run smoothly, and a special thanks to Glenlivet Distillery, Mackie’s of Scotland and Deans Shortbread for all their support in making the event extra special.
“We can’t wait for next year already!”
