Chrissie Wellington among ‘triathletes’ at the 2016 Bath Half Marathon

Always one of the most popular and fastest of the Spring half marathons (won today in 1:01:45 by Robert Mbithi), the Vitality Bath Half Marathon typically sees quite a few familiar multisport names in action too. Here’s a quick roundup of a few of the faster times we spotted today…

Vitality Bath Half Marathon – Sunday 13th March 2016

(All times shown are ‘chip’ times)

Sub 1:20 ‘triathlete’ men

Mark Threlfall – 1:11:06
Oliver Mott – 1:11:53
Jordan Frapwell – 1:14:10
Alan Murchison – 1:15:12
Duncan Shea-Simmonds – 1:16:23
Chris Roxburgh - 1:17:07
Doug Hall – 1:18:31
Brian Glynn – 1:19:41

Sub 1:30 ‘triathlete’ women

Kelly Crickmore – 1:21:19
Tamsin Lewis – 1:21:31
Victoria Gill – 1:21:41
Victoria Kenny - 1:22:20
Chrissie Wellington – 1:25:41

*** Have we missed anyone? – If we have, apologies, but do drop us a note via editor@tri247.com and we'll update this for you. ***

Post-race reactions

What a fantastic fantastic event! Loved every minute of the @bathhalf. Congrats to all who raced! #runhappy @brooksrunning

— Chrissie Wellington (@chrissiesmiles) March 13, 2016

Awesome fun trotting round @bathhalf in the sun ☀️☀️☀️ Super rad @Brooksrunninguk specs made my day! #runhappy #cake pic.twitter.com/LmLwXYcTzb

— Victoria Gill (@vickstertri) March 13, 2016

1hr 18min and 31secs. I'd hoped to go a bit quicker, but I'm still happy with that. Time to add some threshold/speed work to the training!

— Doug Hall (@LittleDougHall) March 13, 2016

Running a Half Marathon coming off #nightshifts Good idea! Body has just exploded! Good running @AlanMurchison @vickstertri I'm off to bed 😴

— Chris Roxburgh (@RoxyRoxburgh) March 13, 2016

Solid run at the @bathhalf today. @Dave_Bartlett decided to welcome me at 3 miles with spit to the face. Must be a Cornish thing. #runhappy

— Jordan Frapwell (@jfrapwell) March 13, 2016