Two Race for Life events have been postponed until 2022 due to safety concerns following high winds and heavy rain in Portsmouth.
Race signs have been blown away, and the rain has made the ground unsafe.
However, this didn’t stop a few hardy fundraisers, who decided to brave the weather and complete the challenge.
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1. Very strong winds on the seafront contributed to the decision to cancel the race. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021)
Very strong winds on the seafront contributed to the decision to cancel the race. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021) Photo: Mike Cooter
2. Sundays' Race For Life was cancelled - but a few runners decided to go ahead anyway. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021)
Sundays' Race For Life was cancelled - but a few runners decided to go ahead anyway. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021) Photo: Mike Cooter
3. The deserted Race For Life course, which was cancelled due to rain and high winds. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021)
The deserted Race For Life course, which was cancelled due to rain and high winds. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021) Photo: Mike Cooter
4. The almost deserted course, which would normally see hundreds of runners. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021)
The almost deserted course, which would normally see hundreds of runners. Picture: Mike Cooter (311021) Photo: Mike Cooter