Bear Grylls Survival Race — Trent Park (historical)

Athlete feedback and reports

• Bear Grylls Trent Park — 2016 author assessment ↗

  Scream at my face (site author unnamed) · 2016

  The writer enjoys unusual challenges, the Mountain descent and a village full of activities, but criticizes Trumin’s booking process. Its original graphic displays 90/100 overall on the author’s stated scale.

  Original graphic: 90 overall for the nominal 10 km Trent Park event on 8 October 2016 at 09:00. The writer enjoys unusual tasks, the Mountain descent and village activities, but criticizes booking. Own measured finish time and complete obstacle outcome are unstated. The author’s original 21 May 2016 post explicitly establishes a 100-point scale and says earlier events were updated. The revised graphic’s published number is retained directly out of 100, without multiplying an old prose mark or averaging topic bars. The full original post and graphic were read; this is one historical author assessment, not an athlete aggregate or current-course guarantee. Full individual name, entry funding and unreported completion details remain unknown; other gallery images and videos are not claimed viewed.

• Bear Grylls Trent Park — a 30 km finish, 2016 ↗

  Ben Collins · 2016

  Collins enjoys varied trails, unusual survival tasks and the Mountain descent, finishing the nominal 30 km option after repeated laps and a shooting penalty. He criticizes unclear lap information, missing advertised challenges and extra parking costs.

  Complete original signed first-person report read. It identifies Sunday’s 2016 Trent Park finale and a nominal 30 km finish; the author describes two-and-a-half roughly 12 km laps instead of the promised two 15 km loops. That is an author report, not a surveyed measurement. Shooting penalties and a stumble remain explicit; time and perfect obstacle completion are not established. Village/course/goodies each receive topic scores, not an explicit overall, so no mean or overall is invented. The writer reports paying £82; other compensation is unstated. Photos and videos not claimed watched.

• Bear Grylls Trent Park — a cautious team outing, 2017 ↗

  themarathonmarcus (publishing account) · 2017

  The writer enjoys the team outing and unusual shooting challenge but deliberately avoids some obstacles before a marathon. He reports a course longer than 10 km, empty water stations, uneven signage and weather closures, while valuing the village and wishing to return.

  Complete original first-person account read. The body identifies Trent Park on 30 September and the original publication is October 2017. The nominal 10 km route reportedly exceeds 7.5 miles on two watches; this is not a surveyed distance. Deliberate obstacle bypass, a fall, walking/jogging pace and composite input from eight teammates are explicit. Not a flawless OCR finish, eight independent reviews or a numerical rating. The publishing account does not supply a full individual byline here. Entry compensation and finish time are unknown; linked gallery not claimed viewed.

• Bear Grylls Ultimate Survivor — Ryan Thomas, 2017 ↗

  Ryan Thomas, quoted by Philip Tubby / Alzheimer’s Research UK · 2017

  Thomas calls the 30 km challenge his hardest effort, describing heavy carries and a difficult final section with training masks after disrupted preparation. The charity reports a four-hour, 49-minute finish at Trent Park.

  Complete relevant original charity article and participant quotations read, published 24 October 2017. The host reports 30 km and 4:49; the exact raced day and full obstacle/penalty outcome are unstated. Training masks are described as his experience, without endorsing physiological marketing. This is one named participant quotation on a charity-selected page, with fundraising motivation and unknown entry funding disclosed. Family medical history, unrelated official praise and general medical claims are excluded. No numerical satisfaction score inferred from finish time or hardship.