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Glentress Duathlon
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Organised by Pete and Elsie Baxter of Westies, the Glentress Duathlon is a series of three races run in the winter months. Each race consists of a Mountain Bike Cycle and a Hill Run, not necessarily in that order. The races can be run as a solo or a team (one runner one cyclist). The first race is medium with the winner is expected to cycle for
30 minutes and run for 30 minutes. The second is the short 20 minutes
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