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Originally Posted by TimW
I thought this years Nav leg was a good balance. For me the Nav leg at the relays should be easy nav the skill should be in the route choice and running speed rather than finding some obscure re-entrant, that's orienteering, whereas itw as very much find obvious locations, basic macro nav, then get your route choices right and run fast.
This year hosted by Bingley Harriers
Website
Looking forward to this......three of us went up and ran some of the hills a couple of weeks ago,great area.
The UKA British Fell and Hill Relay Championship entries will open 18th July, the venue is Kettlewell, Yorkshire Dales.
Entries via the SPORTident website: http://www.sportident.co.uk
Entries open: https://www.sientries.co.uk/event.php?event_id=558
I am sure last year you could view the teams already entered online - is that possible now, I can't see how to do it??
The organiser has chosen not to do this. I think the idea is to show a list of teams on the event website at a later date.Quote:
Originally Posted by geofpet
HTH
Team lists are now available: http://www.relay.bingleyharriers.org.uk/entry_list.html
"NB The website and information pack will show courses using public rights of way, to allow recceing".
Does anyone know where to find the route descriptions/maps mentioned on the webpage?
Cool, this should be great, loads of top class teams in, we have two teams for Nidd Valley in!!! first and 2nd it is then;)
Andy
I understand that the routes / maps will be available on the website in the next few days.Quote:
Originally Posted by fellgazelle
Route descriptions are now available.
http://www.relay.bingleyharriers.org.uk/courses.html
Thanks Stan.
Entries are now closed.
stolly
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Final entry list of successful teams and unsuccessful teams can be found here
Gunner be a busy day in Kettlewell:D
I do believe the pubs have been informed!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
The UKA Relay Championship Event Information packs are now available for downloading via the event website: www.relay.bingleyharriers.org.uk.
It is not our intention to post these packs, if you need the Event Information pack posted, please contact me via the event website or ring me on 07780 555061 to let me know the forwarding address.
Just another quick reminder to declare your team runners as soon as possible and no later than Sunday 9 October.
Please car share as much as possible.
Best regards
David Weatherhead
has anyone had a look round the routes yet? whats the running like, is it fast grassy terrain ?
Sure is!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheReverand
A mixture of fast grassy descents, some boggy moorland terrain and limestone trails. Three fast and fun routes.
sweet :)
So who's running this next week.
I'm down for the short and (relatively) easy leg 1.
Will be happy not to come in the final 25% of the field.
I'll be there. Double header that weekend - shooting down to Sheffield after Saturday's race for the Compass Sport Cup Final, disappointed to miss the post-race craic but I'm sure I'll find some in Sheffield.
Who's staying over Friday night in Kettlewell? I'll be there in me little purple tent.
I'm camping, whats the deal do we just turn up and camp or do we need to pre-arrange.
Cheers
Jamie
we will collect the money from you,just enter the field and pitch your tent with consideration for others arriving.
A few of us will be there from thursday setting up.
There is a camp site with limited capacity almost adjacent to the event field in Kettlewell, there will be a charge for using this site (£5 per person per night) which has toilets (2) and showers (2). No caravans or motorhomes. Campervans must be less than 5m long (tight access to field). If you do use this site please keep your pitch as compact as possible.
Please note, as this camp site is close to the event field with competitors using the campsite track, we may have to restrict vehicle access between 10am and 4.30pm on race day.
where's parking for the campsite likely to be? In the race parking area?
Recced leg 4 this morning with Mrs Stagger and its very wet.
Runners will need all the grip they can get.
Mudclaws were ok but Talons were slipping.
You'll be able to park in the camping field but you must park tight to your tent to ensure there is enough room for everybody. There will be marshals on the camping field to direct you.Quote:
Originally Posted by ba-ba
cheers Womble - headlamp tent pitching will be much easier than fumbling around with a headtorch!
they say there is going to be a mini heatwave this weekend,
red hot in kettlewell:w00t:
Oh BuggerQuote:
Originally Posted by dylan
I want the clag from last weekend to find the true nav man and not just the fast followers.
Will it be any points in any order or just follow my leader 1 to 9?
Teams have got to be in by tomorrow 12 October, anybody prepared to spill the beans on their team.... P&b, shettleston, Calder, Amb, dark peak, howgill harriers, anyone? From tomorrow of course.....
whats the nearest train station to venue, and is it within an hours cycle? thanks
Would it be Skipton? 14 miles according to MultimapQuote:
Originally Posted by TheReverand
ah cool that sounds about right, thanks
You could always put the bike on the bus from skipton then ride home?
or leave the bike.
http://www.prideofthedales.co.uk/72north.htm
You could also travel from Ilkley(nicer bike ride)
Looking forward to this, might be a bit muddy!
it will be dry and fast:thumbup:
marquees in place,toilets delivered tommorow.
on the day please use them as you may find yourself and team disqualified if not using the many toilets available.
Can anyone put my mind at rest? I've had a confirmation email from SiEntries for our relay team. I've also had another email from SiEntries asking me to "Declare" our team if not already done so. Not sure what this means. I've added our team members etc, just dont know what this declaration means. Also, what time do we need to register by? Got a bit of a drive north.
Thanks all.