Correct result

I apologise - I got the result wrong. I hadn't realised that Eric had overtaken both Hazel and Alice. Sorry Eric! 

The full results are below. They are in the actual order that we finished, which is the true result of the handicap race.  

But we should note that the best actual times were 

Jez with 27.05, Simon with 27.39 and Eric with 28.30

Dawn 34.17, Hazel 34.35 and Alice with 36.12

Rob

Finish Order		Actual run time
1	ERIC CAMPBELL	28.30
2	HAZEL BERRETT	34.35
3	ALICE WILLIAMS	36.12
4	SIMON ROBERTS	27.39
5	JOHN MORRIS	35.43
6	JEZ BROWN	27.05
7	DAWN URQHART	34.17
8	ALLEN SMITH	33.31
9	PAUL STINTON	30.44
10	STEVE TOOGOOD	28.52
11	STEVE BELLIS	31.47
12	ANDY WORTHINGTON	36.54
13	MIKE AUSTIN	30.04
14	JANE LINDLEY	37.43
15	ROB MACKEY	41.55
16	DAVID BOOTHROYD	31.56
17	LISA GITTINS	38.33
18	JACK THOMAS	42.00
19	JASON DWAN	42.20
20	COLIN HAWKIN	42.20
21	HAYLEY EVANS	41.16

Sent by Rob Mackey (Chairman)

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Provisional BL Dates

Dates and Venues: the following dates and host clubs were agreed:

Race 1 9^th November 2014          West Cheshire (probably at Cheshire View)

Race 2 7^th December 2014         Chester Tri (probably at Tattenhall)

Race 3 11^th January 2015              Birkenhead (at Birkenhead Park)

Race 4 8^th March 2015                   Eryri or Cybi (at Caernarvon)

Race 5 22^nd March 2015                Wrecsam Tri (at Mold)

Race 6 12^th April 2015                    Prestatyn

Race 7 22^nd April 2015                   Wrexham (includes presentation night)

Handicap Race

Over twenty runners competed in the handicap race organised on Moel Famau on Tuesday night. Runners set off at intervals, slowest first. The course is 4.4 miles and 650 feet of climbing (and descent) on the forest tracks. 

Hazel and Alice had a real battle for the lead. They were neck and neck when they passed me about 25 minutes into the race. It was finally won by Hazel who edged ahead in the last few hundred yards. Several other good runs too. 

Huge thanks to Rup for timekeeping and providing something for the midges to feed on. And to John Morris for organising it. Sorting out the start times is a real challenge with so many unknown factors, but it was very successful. I think there was about 4 minutes from first finsiher to last. 

Afterwards we went to the Colomendy Arms in Cadole for well-earned drink. It was good to see new faces and runners returning from injury. It was particularly good to see some people less familiar with the trail running out there enjoying themselves.

Posted by Rob