Dumyat Hill Race 2022
Hi and welcome to the site of STUDIOVHF, Photographer Stirling! We were fortunate enough to cover the Dumyat Hill Race again, since we last did it in 2018.
This time without the horizontal rain that we had back then! The weather up here is famous for it’s unpredictability and also today we had four seasons in one. This evening however, the glorious sunshine gave me the backlight that I love so much.
The Dumyat Hill Race 2022 attracted 350 runners, each tackling the 390m climb across 8km of tough terrain in the Ochil Hills near Stirling.
The stunning location of Stirling University at the foot of the Dumyat, the most popular hill in the Ochil Hills.
The Dumyat Hill Race is a running event organised by the University of Stirling. It is a fun and very challenging event and it doubles as the Scottish Student Sport Hill Running Championship and Scottish Hill Running Race.
We also spotted quite a few participants form the Ochil Hill Runners.
The Marshalls walking up to take their positions
Last preparations from the Mountain Rescue Service and the Marshalls
Because of the fact that I could actually see something through the view finder and didn’t get soaking wet and cold this time, I was able to cover the whole run from the very first until the last runner.
Dumyat Hill Race results
The list with the Dumyat Hill Race results has now been published! The first three are:
Matthee Knowles (305), University of Edinburgh: 00:32:36 (!?)
Jamie Stevenson (475), 00:33:44
Danel Spencer (468), 00:34:04
The first thee female runners are:
Ellen Downs (195), 00:41:56
Morag McClelland (344), 00:42:54
Lizzie Beattie (128), 00:43:27
For more results you can dowload an excel sheet from the Stirling Uni site.
Dumyat Hill Race photos 2022
First runner appeared rather quickly.
And the last courageous runner with 01:27:30, well done!
More Dumyat Hill Race Images
We have only just started editing the photographic material of this event and it will take a while to have them all finished, so bear with me!
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We also found this video made by ‘krayzeeaaron’:
I hope you’ll enjoy it!
Vincent Hartman