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Mission Impossible

Withington, Gloucestershire

4 Kings Head Ln, Withington, Cheltenham GL54 4BD, UK

Sun 17th January 2016

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Time trail OCR against the clock on the Withington Estate in the beautiful Cotswolds. Can you reach the 5k by the cut-off for the Bronze, push on to the 10k for the Silver, or race away and reach 15k for the Gold and the chance to win some of the £2000 prize fund. Part of the Forest Warrior ultimate obstacle race series.

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