Eastpoint run the famous Chariots of Fire relay in Cambridge

Well done to Ben, John, Gowthami, Alice, Naresh and Oliver who all ran the Chariots of Fire relay through Cambridge. This year the race was raising funds...

Amy, Eastpoint Software · 1 min read
A relay runner hands a baton to a teammate on a riverside path in Cambridge in autumn

From the archive: originally published on the Eastpoint blog on 18 September 2017. Some details reflect that time.

Well done to Ben, John, Gowthami, Alice, Naresh and Oliver who all ran the Chariots of Fire relay through Cambridge.

This year the race was raising funds for Alzheimer's Research UK.

All of the Eastpoint Software team did very well (at short notice!). The fastest lap was the anchor leg, run by Oliver.

The Chariots of Fire relay is based on the film, where Cambridge runner Harold Abrahams races through Trinity. It was created in 1992 as a fundraising event.

You can find out more about the relay at www.chariots-of-fire.co.uk

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