The annual Pancake Race held in Alton’s Public Gardens concluded with resounding success, despite the weather, showcasing thrilling competitions and community spirit. Sponsored by Acorns Coffee and Cake, the event drew enthusiastic participants and spectators alike.
Competitors raced with enthusiasm, displaying impressive agility and determination. After intense heats and exciting challenges, the winners emerged triumphant, showcasing their skill and agility in the spirit of friendly competition.
Pancake Race results are as follows:
Nutella – Preschool
1st Charlie 2nd Casey 3rd Cahya
Lemon & Sugar – (Years R – 2 Infants)
1st Orin 2nd Ella 3rd Evelyn
Milk – (Years 3 – 6 Juniors)
1st Albert 2nd Esben 3rd Caleb and Ada (joint)
Flour – (Year 7 – 11 Secondary)
1st Chloe & Phoebe 2nd Dexter 3rd Liam
Eggs – Teams
1st The Nuggets (Lee and Liam) 2nd ATC (Emily and Phoebe) 3rd Alton Community Cupboard (Carol and Ginny)
Cllr Annette Eyre, Deputy Town Mayor of Alton expressed gratitude for the turnout and the display of sportsmanship witnessed throughout the event. “The Pancake Race embodies the essence of our community, bringing together individuals of all ages to celebrate tradition and camaraderie. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all participants and winners for their remarkable efforts.”
Acorns Coffee and Cake, the proud sponsor of the event, shared their delight in contributing to such a cherished community tradition. “As a part of the Alton community, we are thrilled to support events like the Pancake Race that bring joy and excitement to our town. Congratulations to all involved in making this year’s race a tremendous success.”
The Alton Pancake Race continues to be a highlight of the town’s calendar, showing community bonds and creating cherished memories for participants and spectators alike.