It's only 16 quid - get it on the credit card, pay next month, cheaper than regretting it later :(
Or you can have my number when I bottle out :D
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It's only 16 quid - get it on the credit card, pay next month, cheaper than regretting it later :(
Or you can have my number when I bottle out :D
CC is maxed, and has been ever since I got it 3 years ago :)Quote:
Originally Posted by alfa_scud
Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny Foreigner
The PPP is organised by a committee, not an individual, and as FRA Chairman I have raised the various issues relating to this "levy" with senior members of the PPP committee. I am confident that they will be discussed at their next meeting on 3rd February.
Graham Breeze
Thank you Graham.Quote:
Originally Posted by GrahamB
Finally entered :)
In the nick of time really, I reckon it will be full pretty soon! 850 limit, 775 current total!
Should be a nice warm down race after Howarth Hobble hehe ;)
You will ave to get int top 10 then ya guarantee a place next year ;) just out of interest what will ya wear on ya feet ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ukhursty
Well I just made a big mistake, for some reason I thought it was the end of March, and just realised its April, and I will have started training by then, so now waiting to give a reserve my entry lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by scott baistow 93
Ooops! :eek:
I would have been wearing my Crosslites.....WHEN I have enough money to buy them! :)
Salomons are falling to bits now hehe
Il have it offyou mate :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ukhursty
I ran my first Three Peaks race last year having started fell running a few months beforehand and have signed up for the 2010 race too. I've always been a bit puzzled by its official classification though, so I'm wearing my pedantic hat today and thought I'd ask...
The FRA list the Three Peaks as category AL 24m/4500ft, which gives a ratio of just 187.5 ft/mile. Isn't this well under the standard grading for an "A" category race of 250 ft/mile, so shouldn't it really be a BL course?
Personally I reckon the route is more like 23.3m/5275ft, but even these figures only give a ratio of 226 ft/mile.
Hope someone can shed some light!
There are a number of races that fall into this 'category', Edale Skyline being another at 214ft / mile. Both in my opinion deserve an 'A' rating as they can be serious undertakings. Perhaps the ft / mile formula breaks down a little for long races but I'm sure there will be those who disagree.