Sarah Inglis clinches Barbados hat-trick


Inglis, from Avonbridge, ended her successful year on a high by completing a hat-trick in the 13.1-mile event on Sunday, adding her win in 82m 16s to her joint victory in 2017 and her 2018 triumph.
She also won the women’s mile on Friday evening in 5:01 and clocked 36:20 when finishing second behind Canadian Natasha Wodak in the 10km on Saturday during the three-day festival of running on the eastern Caribbean island.
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Hide Ad“I’m really happy. Tired, but really happy!” said Inglis, who is based in Canada and has improved across the board in 2019, with PBs in events ranging from 4:11.51 for 1500m up to 72:23 for the half-marathon.
“The race went really well and I finished strong so it was really good.
“This is the fastest time I’ve done out of the three years I’ve been here. I’m just excited that because the prize is a return trip, I can come back here next year!”