Photos: Kelvin Wakefield
West Leeds residents came out in force to welcome Sir Kevin Sinfield as he continued his endurance challenge to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) charities.
Sir Kevin is aiming to complete seven ultra marathons in seven days, running between Hull and Manchester, in a challenge inspired by his former teammate Rob Burrow, who died from MND in 2024.
The Leeds Rhinos legend ran to Headingley Stadium as well as passing through Bramley – and past Bramley Baths – Stanningley and Pudsey Civic Hall.
See below for a slideshow of Kelvin Wakefield’s photos from the run:
Sir Kevin Sinfield, Posing for a selfie at Pudsey Civic Hall. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Charity fundraisers outside Pudsey Civic Hall. Waiting to see and cheer on Sir Kevin Sinfield. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Sir Kevin Sinfield, running through Bramley. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Sir Kevin Sinfield salutes the crowd as he starts the next leg of his charity run. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Sir Kevin Sinfield, with well wishers and fundraisers, at Pudsey Civic Hall. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
The crowd outside Pudsey Civic Hall. Ggathered to cheer on Sir Kevin Sinfield, Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Sir Kevin Sinfield and his support crew, running along Broad Lane, Bramley. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Sir Kevin Sinfield, with well wishers and fundraisers, at Pudsey Civic Hall. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield 
Sir Kevin Sinfield, with well wishers and fundraisers, at Pudsey Civic Hall. Photo: Kelvin Wakefield
Since his first challenge in 2020, Sir Kevin has raised more than £11m for MND causes.
- Donations can be made here.
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Great Man. Some talk and some do….. Well done Sire Kevin for doing the do