Saturday, July 12, 2025
Kudos to Black Mountain Aid Station crew and course marshals for the “black tie” experience. In addition to carrying water to the Black Mountain, they donned black tie attire, provided champagne glasses, silverware, white table clothes, art décor, and musicians playing a cello and a clarinet. Nathan and Ramsay (aid station co-captains), we were BLOWN...
So, would it be an understatement to say that the weather was a factor in the 2014 Knee Knacker? Look at some of the numbers below, and I’m sure it will be quite obvious. It can also be seen in the updates made by Pat Malaviarachchi to the “Temperatures/Times over the...
Note: All photos can be purchased as a digital download from our SmugMug site for a nominal fee of $1 (US) for each picture. All photo proceeds generated from these sales are donated to North Shore Rescue. Ken Blowey’s race day photos from: Start line are here. Cypress Aid Station and 1Q Checkpoint are here. More race day galleries will...
We’re more than numbers but numbers are still important, so click here to see the overall 2014 race results. Summary statistics for all years will be posted later.
It’s all done and over for 2014. Congratulations to all runners and volunteers, you were awesome! Many, many thanks to the North Shore Rescue team which came to support the runners (and provide air support to Vancouver Island SAR teams right afterwards!). We will post news and summaries about this year’s race...
Weather forecast : Hot not humid. Ice and other surprises at the aid stations. For first time runners up Black Mountain, it does end. Follow orange and black trail marker tape and BP trailer marker. Please pickup your drop bag at the Finish line. Karen Chow’s photos from Race Checkin and Briefing...
