The Montane Winter Spine Races 2024 | Episode Two

The Montane Winter Spine Race 2024 enters day two. Course records are broken, runners are taking on the elements and independent battles are starting to form all the way up the Pennine Way. As the Montane Winter Spine Sprint draws to a close, the 268-mile Montane Winter Spine Race roars into life. As expected, a collective group of the elites battle it out right from the start. Who knows what will happen over the first night of racing?
For those that are following for the first time, all Montane Spine ultra marathon races follow the Pennine Way.
The Sprint race is 46 miles and needs to be completed within 18 hours.
The Challenger South and the MRT Challenge South cover a distance of 108 miles with a time of limit of 60 hours.
The Challenger North is 160 miles with a cut off time of 108 hours.
The full Spine is 268 miles and with a 168 hour total time limit.
To follow all the action of Britain's Most Brutal Race, you can track the race live on
www.thespinerace.com

[@MrDiverace]

.loving these videos 👍

[@bobharrison4711]

Saw these guys 5 hours into the race by Black Moss Res(approx a mile pre-Standedge), I was more than impressed.

[@carolinecardullo6463]

Melissa you are a star!!!

[@rastaralph7154]

My friends And I'm looking forward to seeing them again 👍💚💛❤️

[@Shortlongrunrunner]

Go Sarah Hogg, rooting for you.

[@Brigidz]

I'd take my horse

[@markmartindale2193]

Good luck everyone stay safe REspect

[@davemarriott]

I've walked the Pennine Way twice and I agree with Victoria Morris, Hadrian's isn't my favourite part either. Good luck everyone, from a dot watcher.

[@paulmerryman]

Agreed. Hated that section

[@eugenecaasi5776]

WOW

[@melaniebailey3446]

Incredible camera work! ❤

[@scottphillips2921]

Please explain what was so incredible about the camera work??

[@jockowilliams2031]

Chem trails all over our sky

[@scottphillips2921]

Very disappointed with this episode. 7 mins wasted on the intro on some of the runners. Let's just get on with the event it's self!!!

[@stig92410]

I loved this, the human element is what makes this event so special

[@blipdriver]

I agree with@@stig92410 - the event is about the people and their stories. Every runner has a "Why".

[@Nick-B78]

I don’t disagree that the human element is important but I understand the OP’s thoughts on this. It’s the second day so surely the focus should be on the race/route itself. My preference would be for there to be a separate episode dedicated to just the human element with loads of people telling their stories and stuff