Youngest entrant

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This dad decided to make things even harder by pushing his kids round the 10k course.

Love for life

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This team set about raising money for cancer research.

Wonder-ful trio

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Christopher (65), Michael (63) and Phillip (64) Grant raised some vital funds as they went round the course.

Tension grows

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The full width of the start line

Getting ready

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Runners limber up on the start line for the senior race.

And they're off

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The Junior race gets under way

Talent of the future?

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Young runners get in the mood before the race

Silver medal

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Alaster Stewart, 35, from Wimbledon, took second place.

Good support

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People of all ages turned out to lend their support to the runner

Pretty in Pink

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Some fundraising runners bring a real sense of glamour to the streets of Oxford.

Leading pack

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The serious runners soon got away from the chasing pack as they motored into Parks Road.

Got your number

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Two young men dress as Olympic athlete Dave Bedford whose style was made popular again in in 118-118 adverts.

Massaging muscles

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Adam Reynolds gets well-deserved rub down from Rob King after completing the race.

Happy winner

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Orlando Edwards crosses the line strongly to take first place

Watchin' and eatin'

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Not all the spectators were inspired to do something healthy.

All smiles

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Wheelchair entrant Christopher Grant is clearly having a great time as he makes his way down Parks Road.