Bride to be Line, along with her support crew joined us in the beautiful weather for Tøyen parkrun event #34.  Line was amongst the 75 people that ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 26 were first timers and 7 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 6 different clubs took part. Along with our local runners, we had visitors from Australia, South Africa, Ireland and the UK.

The event was made possible by 12 volunteers:

Daz HARDING • Cristina Pulido ULVANG • Emilia Pulido ULVANG • Stuart GREIG • Jan Sverre ASMYR • Mark WHITE • Kathrine KARBØL • Aud ØYGARDEN • Anne Lise BUEERAT • Odd GANGÅS • Are W. THOMA • Bjarne BRENNA

Please check the volunteer roster to see if you could fill a vacant role in the future.

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Tøyen parkrun Results Page.

The female record is held by Delphine POIROT who recorded a time of 19:32 on 9th December 2017 (event number 16).
The male record is held by Thomas ASGAUTSEN who recorded a time of 16:37 on 19th May 2018 (event number 29).
The Age Grade course record is held by Kristian SØRLIE who recorded 82.25% (18:13) on 16th June 2018 (event number 32).

Tøyen parkrun started on 26th August 2017. Since then 763 participants have completed 2,002 parkruns covering a total distance of 10,010 km, including 384 new Personal Bests.

We had a chilly start to the day, perfect for parkrun! This week 87 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 34 were first timers and 10 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 8 different clubs took part.

We were pleased to welcome visitors from Australia, Canada, Germany, the UK, and the US. Not to mention runners from a naval fleet visiting Oslo.

The event was made possible by 14 volunteers, with a special shout-out to our volunteer Sharon, who has now volunteered on 25 occasions!

Daz HARDING • Sharon BOWMAN • Cristina Pulido ULVANG • Emilia Pulido ULVANG • Stuart GREIG • Erik KOLBJØRNSEN • Mark WHITE • Erling MORK • Chris MCCORMICK • Roland Magnus MORK • Beate ELVEBAKK • Jane FLOWER • James GREIG • Hans Anders BRASTAD

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Tøyen parkrun Results Page.

The female record is held by Delphine POIROT who recorded a time of 19:32 on 9th December 2017 (event number 16).
The male record is held by Thomas ASGAUTSEN who recorded a time of 16:37 on 19th May 2018 (event number 29).
The Age Grade course record is held by Kristian SØRLIE who recorded 82.25% (18:13) on 16th June 2018 (event number 32).

Tøyen parkrun started on 26th August 2017. Since then 737 participants have completed 1,927 parkruns covering a total distance of 9,635 km, including 377 new Personal Bests.

This week 67 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 18 were first timers and 22 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 7 different clubs took part.

The event was made possible by 9 volunteers:

Daz HARDING • Sharon BOWMAN • Laura BAKKER • Runar SAETHER • Cristina Pulido ULVANG • Emilia Pulido ULVANG • Mark WHITE • Patrick Pulido ULVANG • Anne Marte STENSRUD

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Tøyen parkrun Results Page.

The female record is held by Delphine POIROT who recorded a time of 19:32 on 9th December 2017 (event number 16).
The male record is held by Thomas ASGAUTSEN who recorded a time of 16:37 on 19th May 2018 (event number 29).
The Age Grade course record is held by Kristian SØRLIE who recorded 82.25% (18:13) on 16th June 2018 (event number 32).

Tøyen parkrun started on 26th August 2017. Since then 703 participants have completed 1,840 parkruns covering a total distance of 9,200 km, including 367 new Personal Bests.

Tøyen parkrun
Event number 31
2nd June 2018

The fantastic weather continued for Tøyen parkrun #31 and we welcomed 75 people who ran, jogged and walked the course.  It was a great mix of regulars, first timers and overseas visitors, and despite the heat 13 people recorded new Personal Bests.

The event was captured by MarekPuzniak who started but then abandoned his parkrun to take on the role of photographer – you can find all the great photos that Marek took on our Facebook page.  Thanks again Marek, and we hope that you will get the opportunity to run next time.

There were PBs for several of our regulars including Petter Sveen who came in first, Michal Brandebura, Marit Tørstad, Pedram Nadim, Elin Bekkebråten Sjølie and Helen Rist who was put through her paces by son Leo, 8 years old, who completed his second parkrun.

Neil Dryland joined us for his first run of the day, finishing in 7^th place with a time of 19:08 and managed to join us for a quick refreshment stop at Handwerk Botaniske before heading on to Oslo Mila to complete his double.

We had visitors from the UK, Australia and South Africa.  The Middleton family joined us from Horwich.  From Australia we had Jeff Gray and his son Zigge, for whom Tøyen was his 96^th parkrun.  Carol Austin from Devon made Norway her 8^th country in which she has taken part in a parkrun – next week will be her 150^th parkrun which she plans to do at Haga.  Mark Pfaff from South Africa clocked up his 104^th parkrun and 10^th country.  We hope that all our visitors had a wonderful time, and we hope to be able to welcome you all again in the future.

Finally, a big thank you to all our volunteers that made the event this week possible:
Daz HARDING • Sharon BOWMAN • Laura BAKKER • Ann-Kristin MATHIESEN • Mark WHITE • Nils ØKSNEVAD • Anna PITT • Thomas AARHOLT • Marek PUZNIAK • Paola NÆRUM

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Tøyen parkrun Results Page.

The female record is held by Delphine POIROT who recorded a time of 19:32 on 9th December 2017 (event number 16).
The male record is held by Thomas ASGAUTSEN who recorded a time of 16:37 on 19th May 2018 (event number 29).
The Age Grade course record is held by Runar SAETHER who recorded 81.63% (16:58) on 11th November 2017 (event number 12).

Tøyen parkrun started on 26th August 2017. Since then 685 participants have completed 1,773 parkruns covering a total distance of 8,865 km, including 345 new Personal Bests.