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The Tom Scott Road is an annual 10 mile Road Race held in memory of a local man who was tragically killed whilst travelling home from a race in the North of England. Tom Scott, who was on the brink of a British Olympic place in the marathon used to run from his house in Law Village to his place of work in Motherwell. Up until fairly recently the race actually finished at the factory where he worked, but more recently this has been moved to Strathclyde Park. Unfortunately, due to receiving no co-operation from the local Police, the race is now run within the confinements of Strathclyde and Hamilton Palace Parks. The race has attracted many of Scotland's top distance athletes throughout the years and remains one of the top races in the country.

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