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Would you like to win entry for you and a friend to the sold out Outlaw Half Nottingham next year? With HIGH5 Nutrition, you can.

John Levison

28 Nov 2017

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Prizes including entries to the Outlaw Half Nottingham

British sports nutrition brand, HIGH5 (https://highfive.co.uk), are currently running a competition with prizes that include free race entries for you and a friend. There are three great prizes on offer:

TRIATHLON: 2x entries to the Outlaw Half, Nottingham: 20th May 2018
CYCLING: 2x weekender packages to The Dulux Trade London Revolution: 13th-14th May 2018
RUNNING: 2x entries to the Edinburgh Marathon: 27th May 2018

CLICK HERE TO ENTER

(Don’t hang around, entries close at 23.59 on 30th November 2017)

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John Levison

TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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