Athlete John Kynaston blazed a trail that put ultra running on the map
Highly-respected athlete John Kynaston with the torch that was used for the 2012 Olympic Games in London HEARTFELT tributes have poured in for a pioneering Renfrewshire endurance athlete who has died at the age of 61. Father-of-four John Kynaston, who was also a former church pastor, helped to establish the sport of ultra running in Scotland, particularly the famous 95-mile West Highland Way Race. A long time member of Kilbarchan Amateur Athletics Club, he suffered a heart attack on January 5 and died at the Golden Jubilee Hospital, in Clydebank, on January 12. One of the many tribut...