Gallery: TC 10K photos

 

Photos by Times Colonist photographers of the 10K race held in Victoria on April 25, 2010.

 
April 25, 2010
 
 
 
The top runners at the front of the pack at the moment the race begins.
 

The top runners at the front of the pack at the moment the race begins.

Photograph by: Adrian Lam, Times Colonist

 
The top runners at the front of the pack at the moment the race begins.
Among the toughened athletes were those in the wheelchair division.
Relaxed and ready to go at the start line.
Simon Whitfield relaxes prior to the start of the race. To his right is Kristina Rody.
The official T-shirt was blue, which made for a colourful pack of runners.
Thousands of pairs of feet slapped their way along downtown Victoria streets.
The effort is evident on the face of Times Colonist's features editor Bruce MacKenzie who trained to break the 40-minute mark. He finished in 40:03.
Wheelchair competitors in the 21st annual Times Colonist 10K.
Top Canadian finiisher Scott Simpson lies down on the cool pavement after crossing the finish line at 30:00.
The family race starts at 10 a.m. so that adults that ran in the 10K can also take part. Here the children surge forward.
The smile and arms held up in triumph says it all.
The family Thriftys Food 1.5-k race drew all sorts of participants.
Two intense competitors strive for the finish line in the family race at the annual TC 10K event.
Sitting curbside, friends and family members of the racers wait and watch for their loved ones.
Walkers make their way through Ross Bay in the 21st annual TC 10K in Victoria, B.C. April 25, 2010.
David Whitman and Pablo Miranda give the race a thumbs up.
Six year old Amelia Halbot cheers the runners at the finish line.
Nearing the half-way mark at Ross Bay.
Heading for the finish line.
Fire fighters run through Ross Bay in the 21st annual TC 10K in Victoria, B.C. April 25, 2010.
Three-year-old Anders Gulbrandsen,left, and one-year-old Mattias Gulbrandsen watch runners move through Ross Bay in the 21st annual TC 10K in Victoria, B.C. April 25, 2010.
A young spectator watches runners move through Ross Bay.
Drummers play as runners move through Ross Bay in the 21st annual TC 10K in Victoria, B.C. April 25, 2010.
Despite cloudy skies, the rain held off as runners move through Ross Bay in the 21st annual TC 10K in Victoria, B.C. April 25, 2010.
The start of the family 1.5-kilometre race.
Future Olympian gives it her all in the Thriftys Food family 1.5-kilometre event.
Not kid's stuff. The 1.5-kilometre family run is taken seriously by its young participants.
Striving for the finish line.
Karoline Jarzynska wins the women's division with a time of 33:23
Kip Kangogo won the TC 10K this year in 29 minutes and 35 seconds.
Renee Pottle of Prince Rupert,(left) in her first TC 10K, and Michele Miller, in her 4th TC 10K try on gear after registering at the Harbor Towers Hotel in Victoria, B.C. April 24, 2010
 
 
 
 
 

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