The Angus half-marathon returned to Monikie Country Park for the first time in three years.
A field of more than 130 runners tackled Sunday’s challenging route.
It started and finished at the country park, taking runners on a tough circuit through Monikie, Kellas, Kingennie and Newbigging.
A stiff breeze added to the test.
The event drew entrants from across Scotland.
And first across the line was Andrew Taylor of Dundee Road Runners in a time of one hour 20 minutes and 17 seconds.
He finished more than two minutes’ ahead of Aberdeen Metro’s Jamie Coventry, who was the first veteran across the line (1:23:40).
Neil Nairn of Kilmarnock was the first SuperVet, in third place overall (1:25:41).
Gemma Dolan of Monifieth was the first female home.
The Dundee Hawkhill Harrier crossed the country park finish line in 1:34:08.
Full results from the half-marathon are available here.
More pictures from the Angus half-marathon
