Heb Half Series – 2026

Enter the race series here

What is the Heb Half Series?

The Heb Half series is to complete at three or five Hebridean island Half Marathons – Stornoway, Benbecula, Skye, Barra or Harris in one summer. This is the longest running half marathon series in Scotland beginning in 1990. 2026 will be the 33rd edition of the event! The series opens with the Stornoway half marathon at the end of May and ends with the Harris half marathon at the beginning of July. Each race is unique but they all share amazing scenery and a warm Hebridean welcome, with post race ceilidh celebrations to beat anywhere else!

All runners who complete the Heb Half Series will receive a T-shirt!

These Half Marathons are independently organised, sponsored, and support local charities. (There is no separate entry fee for the Heb3 race series over and above individual race entries).

Heb Half Series Sponsors

The Heb Half Series remains free to enter thanks to our sponsorship from Macaulay Askernish.

Sign up here

In order to take part in the Heb Half series you need to complete our free online registration to confirm you are taking part. The Heb Half Serices (3 / 5) entry is free thanks to the generous sponsorship from Macaulay Asknerish.

Sign up here – Please sign up to the Heb Half Series (3 / 5) even if you have already indicated an intention to complete the series when you signed up to the individual race.

You also need to enter each of the races you intend to take part in and pay their separate entry fees. You can sign up for those here:

  • Stornoway Half Marathon – 23 May – Entries

  • Benbecula Half Marathon (sold out) – 30 May – Entries

  • Skye Half Marathon 13 June – Entries

  • Barra Half Marathon (sold out) – 27 June – Entries

  • Harris Half Marathon – 4 July – Entries

(Previous Heb 3 team trophy – actual to be announed)

Heb Half series prizes are awarded based on each runner’s fastest three times out of the five races. The prize giving will take place immediately after the Harris Half prize giving on 4th July. Prizes are normally sourced from the island, for example, local pottery.

Prize categories

1st, 2nd, 3rd Male

 1st, 2nd, 3rd Female

1st Team 

Notes on prizes

The team prize will be awarded to the fastest three runners from any one club, male or female. Each of the three runners must have completed the HEB3, running for the same club. The three runners can run different races as long as they each run the HEB3 (ie at least 3 races).

Past winners and results from the Heb 3 / 5, we are working on getting all of the results back to 1990 online. If you have any of the missing results or know who any of the missing winners were please get in touch heb3@srac.org.uk!

1st Male

2023 – Donald Macaskill (Stornoway) 04:20:25 (only 3 races took place)
2022 – No series (only 2 races took place)
2021 – No series (Covid)
2020 – No series (Covid)
2019 – Ewan Crawford (HBT) 03:46:47
2018 – Ewan Crawford (HBT) 03:50:59
2017 – Ewan Crawford (HBT) 03:53:39
2016 – Ruairidh Campbell (Arbroath Footers) 03:52:16
2015 – Jonny Lawson (Portobello) 03:54:26
2014 – Jonny Pritchard (Stornoway) 04:09:38
2013 – Andrew King (Stornoway) 03:54:42
2012 – Greig Glendinning (Bellahouston) 03:59:22
2011 – Keith Hood (Corstorphine) 03:39:22
2010 – Dave Wright (HBT) 03:47:55
2009 – Andrew Joyce (Stornoway) 03:58:20
2008 – Benjamin Kemp (Portobello) 04:02:22
2007 – Toby Laver (Forres) 03:56:36
2006 – Benjamin Kemp (Portobello) 04:01:01
2005 – Graeme Jervis (Forres) 04:05:14
2004 – Dave Wright (HBT) 03:46:43
2003 – Simon Axon (HBT) 03:55:36
2002 – Simon Axon (HBT) 03:59:28
2001 – Ruairidh Campbell (Arbroath Footers) 03:49:48
2000 – Ruairidh Campbell (Arbroath Footers) 03:55:09
1999 – Simon Axon (HBT) 03:46:51
1998 to 1993 – ?
1992 – Steve Jeffrey (North Wales RR) 03:55:37
1991 – ?
1990 – Andy McMahon (Kilbarchan) 03:43:08

1st Female

2023 – Sarah Attwood (Skye & Lochalsh RC) 04:32:42 (only 3 races took place)
2022 – No series (only 2 races took place)
2021 – No series (Covid)
2020 – No series (Covid)
2019 – Sarah Attwood (Skye & Lochalsh RC) 04:26:08

2018 – Louise Provan (Fife AC) 05:05:45
2017 – Gillian Carr (Corstorphine) 4:45:56
2016 – Gillian Carr (Corstorphine) 4:46:39
2015 – Eilis McKechanie (HBT) 04:37:19
2014 – Eilis McKechanie (HBT) 04:19:26
2013 – Gillian Carr (Corstorphine) 4:34:05
2012 – Kathy Henly (Portobello) 04:51:40
2011 – Gillian Carr (Corstorphine) 04:32:06
2010 – Megan Wright (HBT) 04:18:46
2009 – Gillian Carr (Corstorphine) 04:51:03
2008 – Michelle Hetherington (Helensburgh) 04:20:56
2007 – Debbie MacDonald (HBT) 05:00:22
2006 – Izzy Knox (HBT) 04:42:55
2005 – Megan Clark (HBT) 04:26:03
2004 – Izzy Knox (HBT) 04:47:19
2003 – Megan Clark (HBT) 04:08:49
2002 – Mandy Macleod (Stornoway) 05:23:57
2001 – Debbie MacDonald (HBT) 04:48:36
2000 – ?
1999 – Debbie MacDonald (HBT) 04:35:43
1998 to 1993 – ?
1992 – Carol Reid (Giffnock North) 04:38:50
1991 – ?
1990 – Jane Robertson (Ayr Seaforth) 04:11:41

1st Team

2023 – No complete teams
2022 – No series (only 2 races took place)
2021 – No series (Covid)
2020 – No series (Covid)
2019 – Stornoway RAC
2018 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2017 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2016 – Stornoway RAC
2015 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2014 – Stornoway RAC
2013 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2012 – Bellahouston RR
2011 – Corstorphone AAC
2010 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2009 – Portobello RC
2008 – Helensburgh AAC
2007 – Portobello RC
2006 – Portobello RC
2005 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2004 – Hunters Bog Trotters
2003 – Hunters Bog Trotters

Past results
Heb 3 Results 2019
Heb 3 Results 2018
Heb 3 Results 2017
Heb 3 Results 2016
Heb 3 Results 2015
Heb 3 Results 2014
Heb 3 Prize Winners 2014
Heb 3 Results 2013
Heb 3 Results 2012
Heb 3 Results 2011 

If you have any Heb3 queries or would like more info email: heb3@srac.org.uk

Sign up here – Please sign up to the Heb Half Series (3 / 5) even if you have already indicated an intention to complete the series when you signed up to the individual race.

 



Here’s an example of the Heb 3 experience, brilliantly demonstrated by Susi Crawford,
as she ran all 5 Hebridean Half Marathons in 2016