A big thank you to everyone who joined us on the Isle of Man in 2022 for the 58th edition of the Isle of Man Easter Festival of Running. This year saw record visitor numbers, 334 in total, accounting for 64% of the total entry. After the frustrations of the past two years, it was all the more special to see our historic event return in style.
We hope everyone who visited the island this Easter had a memorable time, with many friendships, and of course rivalries almost certainly reignited. Roll on 2023!
2022 Results 🏆
As expected, this year both the individual and team competitions were closely contested! So much so that both competitions were decided on the final day. We also had 6 individual race winners for the first time ever. Here are the top 5 in each category:
Overall Individual Standings:
Men:
- Scott Stirling
- Linton Taylor
- Jack Millar
- Arlo Ludewick
- Patrick Roddy
Women:
- Beth Garland
- Katie Lowery
- Beth Ansell
- Emma Bramley
- Ruby Woolfe
Overall Team Standings:
Men:
- Cambridge Uni Greyhounds (A)
- Leeds Uni DOSS AC (A)
- Manchester Uni ALEHOUSE (A)
- Durham University (B)
- Cambridge Uni Greyhounds (B)
Women:
- Durham University (A)
- Cambridge Uni Greyhounds (A)
- Manchester Uni ALEHOUSE (A)
- Edinburgh Uni Hare and Hounds (A)
- Durham University (B)
Your Festival Moment 📸
To celebrate the record-breaking return of the Festival this year, we are running a competition.
To enter the competition, simply share your 2022 Festival photos on social media using the hashtag #iomeasterfestival (Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram). The selected winner will receive a Full Festival Entry Package to the 2023 Festival!
Our Sponsors
We are very grateful to all our Festival sponsors who financially and logistically support the Festival. The total prize money on offer this year was over £6,000. A big thank you goes to IQ-EQ, the IOM Department for Enterprise, Quine & Cubbon, The Outback, and Full Factory Winnerswear.
Athletics Weekly
As many will be aware, we had the pleasure of Tim Adams from Athletics Weekly on the Isle of Man covering the Festival this year. Over 75,000 people watched the video coverage of the festival online. You can read his roundup of each of the three races on the Athletics Weekly website:
Festival Supporters
Alongside our sponsors, our Festival would not be able to take place without the support and generosity of many local businesses and community groups. A big thank you goes to Shoprite Isle of Man, The Creek Inn, House of Manannan, Port Erin Commissioners, Douglas Borough Council, Peel Town Commissioners, Isle of Man Sea Terminal, Rushen United Football Club, Anderson Farms, Rushen Ambulance, and St John Ambulance.