STEVE DAWES’ return to the Guernsey marathon start line at Footes Lane on Sunday does not guarantee him victory.

DAY five of the OSA All Terrain Challenge saw the event move to Foote’s Lane for the track night and a series of ‘Devil Takes The Hindmost’ track races in which the last-placed runner is eliminated each time the field passes through the lap point.

RONAN SHALLY reclaimed the overall leader’s yellow vest with a dominant run in the fourth stage of the 2011 OSA All Terrain Challenge.

ANDREW WINNIE, coach and selector of the Sportingbet Channel Islands Athletic Club squads, was a happy man after the weekend’s matches.

SIX days of European Championships athletics in Barcelona hits the continental television screens today, but as the track and field programme opens Lee Merrien will be some way away, high in the Pyrenees mountains.

THE return of the Guernsey marathon last year has been good news for sport-related businesses in the island.

RUNNERS can turn their efforts into life-saving supplies this weekend.