New personal best for Manx runner
Isle of Man athlete Ollie Lockley secured a podium finish at the Leeds 10k on Sunday (30 November).
Competing in the Leeds Abbey Dash 10km road race, Ollie completed the race in 29 minutes and one second - his fastest ever time on road or track.
His time of 29:01 was just one second outside the 10,000 metres consideration standard for the Commonwealth Games.
However, Lockley couldn't quite catch eventual winner James Murray who won the event in 28:52.
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