Paul Good leads the way for Bridlington Road Runners at Sewerby parkrun

Paul Good, red vest, was the first BRR athlete home at Sewerby parkrun. PHOTOS BY TCF PHOTOGRAPHY

Good secured sixth place overall in the parkrun, with his time of 21 minutes 18 seconds leaving him more than a minute and a half behind the race winner Austin Frost, of Dark Peak Fell Runners Club, who crossed the line in 19:41.

The second Bridlington Road Runner across the line was Adam Dyas, who also netted a top 10 spot in ninth overall, stopping the clock at 21:58.

The third home club athlete across the finishing line was Junior BRR star Teddy Imeson in 22:17 and 16th overall.

Brid Road Runner Micah Gibson, left, enjoys the parkrun.

Not far behind were Adam Thomas, in 18th place in 22:30, and a place behind was Dan Cawthorn in 22:43.

Juniors coach Josh Taylor bagged 22nd spot in 23:16, with one of the next generation of Bridlington Road Runners, TJ Choat, the next home for Brid, securing 27th in 23.38.

Clare Gummerson was the first female home for the Bridlington-based club, earning 34th position overall in a time of 24:26, just in front of clubmates Gill Taylor (25:01) in 40th and Christie Trower, who set a personal best time of 25:24 in 46th place.

The other Bridlington Road Runners to secure a personal best time on Saturday morning was Carole Pickburn, as she clocked 42:23.