An eight-year-old boy from Cardiff went above and beyond to help a fellow racer take part in the U11’s Future Challengers event at the Ogi Porthcawl 10K on Sunday. When little Charlie Evans, eight, began getting nervous at the start line, the Run 4 Wales team asked if any of the participants would be happy
It was a record breaking 2024 Ogi Porthcawl 10K with new course times set and the highest number of entrants ever. Over 5,000 runners signed up to take part across the 10K and Ogi Jogi Junior Races, supported by headline sponsor Ogi for the second year. For the first time, due to so much interest
Tumultuous weather conditions didn’t deter athletes with a new men’s record set at this year’s Ogi Porthcawl 10K. More than 5,000 runners signed up to take part in the day’s events – the third fixture of the Run 4 Wales 10K Series. And it was Omar Ahmed who clinched victory once again – so far
The Ogi Porthcawl 10K will return to the popular seaside resort this Sunday 7 July – and it’s set to be the biggest yet. Over 5,000 runners have registered to take part in the 10K or one of the three supporting Ogi Jogi junior races, with thousands more expected to descend to the beachside town
Dewi Griffiths (28:20), Josh Griffiths (28:41) and Clara Evans (31:57) will head the local contingent at the OGI Porthcawl 10k. Omar Ahmed (28:27), 2023 winner Kadar Omar (28:27), Seyfu Jamaal (29:04) and Louise Small (33:20) will also be in action. The popular South Wales seaside town will host the fourth edition of the race on
A 23-year-old woman from Swansea will be running the Ogi Porthcawl 10K in memory of her mum who died suddenly in November 2022. Tam Altimimi will also be raising money for Mind after the charity supported her through the tragedy. She said: “Porthcawl is a very special place for us as mum brought me here
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