Thanks for the shout today Cyclops at Chunal.
59 points for me please Daz
Winner 25.53 me 36.35
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Thanks for the shout today Cyclops at Chunal.
59 points for me please Daz
Winner 25.53 me 36.35
good going Stagger, you said you'd see me next week....where?
Mount Famine, you said you were on reg.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyclops
yes, I am!! knew I wasn't racing so couldn't figure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Hope hubby didn't think you had a secret old boy as a fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyclops
DTS - I have no score for Apr but could I submit 74 for May (Cribyn) - damn the record breaking winner ! lol (well done).
Many thanks.
Hi Daz,
i was first man home in the Tod Boundary Walk in 3 hours 23 minutes, does that mean I get 100 points please?:thumbup:
Dan
May I have 73 for Chunal please ....... unless I get a better score at James Thorn tomorrow?
Ha! Found your cunning plan!! (See race thread!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvin
Marvin - er, yes, bit late to claim a race from March(!) - anyway, I'm sure you'll register 6 better months' scores than that...
dantodman - Congrats on Tod Boundary! I'm assuming you weren't beaten by a lady though? ;)
I had a fairly good trot out at the Cake Race yesterday and scored 48 pts (1:36:28 cf 1:03:40)
oh, and here's dom's calculator: http://www.nblg.co.uk/champ/
Name Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Tot Upcoming Races Tindersticks 90 86 88 91 84 439 Stuc A Chroin, Ben Lomond dantodman 79 79 84 82 100 424 BritNick 67 86 64 55 62 334 Rainow 5, May Queen, Mount Famine, Lantern Pike Dash, Shining Tor, Bollington Festival 3 Peaks, Vanessa Chappell, Camel-Teign Ivor's Dream LDWA 100 Marvin 75 70 80 73 298 James' Thorn Splatcher 49 94 72 65 280 Mynydd Myfyr sore legs 95 - 95 74 264 Pentyrch Hobbsy 67 60 58 69 254 Calderdale Way Relay, Coiners Stagger 41 47 38 67 59 252 Mount Famine Latege (F) 72 50 60 69 251 Cake Race? Rob Furness - 77 71 86 234 MarkyMark 58 - 80 89 227 Rainow 5, Mount Famine, Shining Tor, Kettleshume, Vanessa Chappell, Shutlingsloe Mrs Stagger (F) 54 40 63 55 212 RachFR (F) 57 46 54 37 194 Eleanor (F) 62 60 34 36 192 DazTheSlug 40 - 38 51 48 177 Rainow, Vanessa Chappell, Duddon, Castleton, Buttermere Horseshoe, Wasdale, Old Crown Round noel - - 80 91 171 Trog 81 - 71 152 mrs noel (F) - - 70 82 152 MickTor 80 - 71 151 Vic Crescit - 41 49 54 144 Stolly - - 64 78 142 Fellsman, L100 PaulE 77 65 142 Hes (F) - - 56 72 128 Carlton Challenge, Lakeland 50 Amex 40 34 43 10 127 lots! Mud 74 50 124 Joester - 65 49 114 Livi (F) 22 50 17 21 110 Anni Waltz emmilou (F) 73 36 109 wycoller 46 33 29 108 Athers 100 100 TheReverand 84 84 Wheeze 83 83 Multiterrainer - 47 40 87 Hank 78 78 Fellsman, Saunders IanDarkpeak 67 67 superflyguy - 46 - 20 66 geronimo 50 50 Stan Bradshaw Pendle Round cyclops (F) 5 0 - 37 42 Dovestone Diamond lantern rouge 40 40 Old Crown Round RaceTheSweeper 14 - 5 - 19 Burbage Skyline Al Fowler that_fjell_guy dominion
James' Thorn yesterday for me.
Winner (Rob Little): 32'39
Me: 35'43
=91 points please Daz
Chunal on Saturday for Mrs Noel.
Winner (Jack Ross): 25'53
Mrs Noel: 30'35
=82 points for Mrs Noel, thanks Daz.
Hi Daz, 62 points for me please for Chunal (winner 25:53, me 35:46). My 58 points for James's Thorn must have been suppressed by the increased competition (that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it).
Further events for me this month are Rainow 5, May Queen, Mount Famine, Lantern Pike Dash, Shining Tor, Bollington Festival 3 Peaks, Vanessa Chappell and Camel-Teign Ivor's Dream LDWA 100 (that last one's a definite).
noel - fantastic performance by Mrs Noel to take 82pts off Jack Ross! (your 91 not bad either :wink: )
Nick - see you (and MarkyMark) at Rainow tomorrow...
Thanks DTS. Yes, I am pleased to have returned to some decent form.Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
Mrs Noel was quick to point out that Jack is recovering from some broken toes. But that's probably false modesty - she's going well too.
Hi, Daz.
Schoolboy error near end of Coiners added over 2 minutes to time & about 10 places - curses!!
Still not a bad score though - winner 54.38 & me 1.08.32, giving 75 points so far for May!
Note to self - always worth a recce of the finish, especially when it goes through the woods...!!
Thanks again for the sterling job!
Got a 68 for a race I did last night...unfortunately it wasn't a fell race and the ascent was a grand total of 39'.:thumbup: Godammit, these flat races are hard and fast!
Anyway, I'll try harder and do a fell race next Wednesday eve but am not confident of a good score as it will be on the back of a recce of the full BGR route this weekend (over 3 days):w00t:
I did the Three Peaks in April but my score was lower than my previous April score so I'm sticking with that.
A huuuuge 42 for me for the 61 mile humdinger the Fellsman in April but fortunately my 78 from the 6 mile blitz around the Pinchinthorpe plod (anything but a 'plod') still counts. I can safely say the scoring system favours shorties rather than longies :)
Stolly I think it's just the Fellsman that suffers with the scoring system because it magnifies the difference between the front runners and the majority of mere mortals who get grouped and run (or more likely have to walk) in the dark.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Not strictly true Stolly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Mrs Stagger always scores higher in long distance events where the winner is a good runner.
In the fra events where internationals are running it is much tougher to score points.
Haha, to be fair as a Vet50 (and then some) I'm grateful that I actually score some points, even in our micky mouse competition. On my day I'm usually scraping the top 25% of the field in a fell race but fast 'uns seem to suit me best for points. I was 86th out of 402 starters at the fellsman too but still took 58% longer to do it than the winner :)
Hence my point about the nature of the event magnifying the leaders' leads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
well the poorly toes don't seem to be holding him back as he was about a minute quicker (at Rainow) than last yearQuote:
Originally Posted by noel
Due to throwing myself on my face coming off an early morning run I missed the Burbage Skyline but I'm off to play on the Cressbrook Crawl tomorrow so maybe I'll get a point or two :-)
No improvement at Mt Famine as Simon Bailey won with ease.
Oooo wow 27points plus 1st local female (I was the only local female) :thumbup: Cressbrook Crawl Fell Race winner 46:49 me 01:20:57. Can I have bonus points for winning my first thingie? :w00t:
Well done RTS. Treasure your thingie with pride. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RaceTheSweeper
Daz, good to see you at last week's Rainow 5. I hope you never find the need to use the conveniences downstairs in that Institute (without head protection at least). :wink:
Could you update my May score so far to 66 please (May Queen winner 21:03, me 28:08). Thanks.
slight improvement to my May score of 48 at Rainow last week... 50 pts!
next update will be after my BG this weekend :w00t: am I allowed to compare my time to Billy Bland's? :wink:
oh, and here's dom's calculator: http://www.nblg.co.uk/champ/
Name Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Tot Upcoming Races Tindersticks 90 86 88 91 84 439 Stuc A Chroin, Ben Lomond dantodman 79 79 84 82 100 424 BritNick 67 86 64 55 66 338 Shining Tor, Bollington Festival 3 Peaks, Vanessa Chappell, Camel-Teign Ivor's Dream LDWA 100 Hobbsy 67 60 58 69 75 329 Calderdale Way Relay, Coiners Marvin 75 70 80 73 298 James' Thorn Splatcher 49 94 72 65 280 Mynydd Myfyr sore legs 95 - 95 74 264 Pentyrch Stagger 41 47 38 67 59 252 Mount Famine Latege (F) 72 50 60 69 251 Cake Race? Rob Furness - 77 71 86 234 MarkyMark 58 - 80 89 227 Rainow 5, Mount Famine, Shining Tor, Kettleshume, Vanessa Chappell, Shutlingsloe Mrs Stagger (F) 54 40 63 55 212 RachFR (F) 57 46 54 37 194 Eleanor (F) 62 60 34 36 192 DazTheSlug 40 - 38 51 50 179 Vanessa Chappell, Duddon, Castleton, Buttermere Horseshoe, Wasdale, Old Crown Round noel - - 80 91 171 Trog 81 - 71 152 mrs noel (F) - - 70 82 152 MickTor 80 - 71 151 Vic Crescit - 41 49 54 144 Stolly - - 64 78 142 Fellsman, L100 PaulE 77 65 142 Hes (F) - - 56 72 128 Carlton Challenge, Lakeland 50 Amex 40 34 43 10 127 lots! Mud 74 50 124 Joester - 65 49 114 Livi (F) 22 50 17 21 110 Anni Waltz emmilou (F) 73 36 109 wycoller 46 33 29 108 Athers 100 100 TheReverand 84 84 Wheeze 83 83 Multiterrainer - 47 40 87 Hank 78 78 Fellsman, Saunders IanDarkpeak 67 67 superflyguy - 46 - 20 66 geronimo 50 50 RaceTheSweeper 14 - 5 - 27 46 cyclops (F) 5 0 - 37 42 Dovestone Diamond lantern rouge 40 40 Old Crown Round Al Fowler that_fjell_guy dominion
Hi there, 66 points for me in May. I was running at Carlton Challenge t'other evening and did it in 46.26 (Peter Bray won it in 34.34). Cheers.
92 for me at Shining Tor. Jack did it in 30'44 and I did it in 33'10. Also, my previous score of 91 should be in May, which means this replaces it.
Thanks DTS :)
60 for me please Daz
Sorry to hear about your BG. Weather was very un kind but that was YDT's fault.
I saw him doing a clag and rain jig after the mount famine race and chuntering some strange word prior to the old counties tops.
My points were BOFRA Sedbergh Gala and before anyone chirps in Jebby was the winner.
68 points for Cader Idris please Daz. Ifan Richards 1:31:02, me 2:00:16. No hurry - get some recovery time in!
54 for Mrs Stagger at Old county tops please Daz.
Hiya Daz, top effort in your battle with the elements BG.
88 points please for mearley cloughs, cheers.
Well done Linda at county tops, very impressive.
Got back from Wasdale on Saturday just in time to do the Bollington 3 Peaks Race.
40 points on the calculator...
Simon Harding wins in 38.51
Simon Cartledge doesn't in 62.06
(sorry about the need for you to pull out, but it really was crappy conditions)
If I could've claimed for the John Carr 5k it would've got me a cool 90pts (winner 15:49, me 17:25). Maybe I should stick to roads....
Or maybe not, it weren't half grim. Ouch!
My cunning plan for Leg 4 of the Calderdale Way Relay to improve my May score didn't work - curses!
If the weather's kind, could be a family day out at Shutlingsloe on Bank Holiday Monday instead, which will be fine as long as perennial winner Simon Bailey doesn't turn up and a mere mortal wins instead! :D
I'm not sure if Simon will be there. But he's only missed it one year recently, when we was getting married. See you there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hobbsy
Do park runs count, Daz? If so, can you replace my May score with 85 from this morning's Delamere Park Run please? Winner 18:19, me 21:01. A pb! Mind you, it was my first ever 5k...