Haw was too hot for the rest of the runners in the Frostbite League race

Haw crossed the line in 24.18, 91 seconds clear of second placed James Orrell who made it a one two for the city club.

PANVAC had eight men in the top 30 finishers with Monty Wood-Davies 16th, Michael Moore 18th, Steve Wilkinson 19th and John Pike 20th. They were followed by Dave Lewis in 22nd place and Ryan Anderson who finished 27th.

Yaxley were the top local team finishing second behind Cambridge and Coleridge AC with PANVAC fourth and Werrington sixth.

Yaxley had three top 15 finishers with Mitch Thurgood 10th, Darren Wells 12th and Darren Hillier 15th. Danny Snipe-Keys was their fourth man home in 24th place with Michael Shadwell 28th and George Dove 32nd. Sam Pepper was the leading Werrington man with a 37th place finish.

It was the Yaxley ladies who earnt their club that second place with five finishing in the top 13. Kayleigh Longfoot was third behind Lucy Mapp of Hunts AC and Cambridge & Coleridge's Cat Gillen. Lucy Branston finished eighth, Kerry Goymour ninth, Gabby Needham 12th and Vanessa Gunn 13th. It didn't stop there with Claire Piercy finishing 21st and Lisa Box 22nd.

Eye’s Sam Cullen took seventh place, with Steph Parker of Werrington 19th. Ann Wood was the second Werrington lady home finishing 30th.

Kelly Maddy of Thorney finished 10th and her team-mate Kim White placed 25th, and PANVAC pair Sarah Caskey and Alison Staines finished 28th and 29th.

After two races Yaxley occupy second place behind Hunts AC with PANVAC fifth and Werrington sixth.

The junior race saw Yaxley’s Alexander Gunn finishing second with PANVAC’s Henry Jones fourth. Iris Thomas of Eye was the first local girl finishing as 10th girl with PANVAC runners Monica Stuart 12th and Lillya Bellabiod 13th.

PANVAC finished third behind Hunts AC and Cambridge & Coleridge which echoes the current league table.

The third race in the series takes place in Ely on December 6.