Missed yesterdays after getting stuck at work :rolleyes:
Looking forward to getting over to next weeks though.
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Missed yesterdays after getting stuck at work :rolleyes:
Looking forward to getting over to next weeks though.
It's Bunny #2 tonight! 7.15pm start.
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ta..:D
Im gunna go tonight just for a trot, i reacon road shoes will be adiquate tonight it will be very dry.. very similar to a road race so it will be fast :(
350 runners tonight, Ian holmes won against a class field. Well done to AntiS on a new PB well in :)
Thank you Scott - 32 seconds faster - and 16 places further down the field than last week :confused:
Recordific, bunnylicious results are up now ...
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did the bunny runs for the first time this year really enjoying them so far :D
Got to beat your dad though next week!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by pocketrocket106
Bunny Run 3 is this Tuesday, 7.30pm!
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Won by Adam osbourne, no holmsey but saw him on the mtb with his dog at the end of the race. It was either Tom adams or Karl grey who were both 2nd and 3rd think adam may have just got him adam also won the egg stage only other results i remember Joe johnstne 4th i think jonny bradshaw about 6th.
Some photos on http://woodentops.org.uk
1st Adam OsbourneQuote:
Originally Posted by scott baistow 93
2nd Karl grey
3rd Tom adams
Full results are up, on http://woodentops.org.uk
Bunny Run 4
http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk/BR4.jpg
It got a bit dark, but more pics here http://www.photos-dsb.co.uk
Another bone dry evening with another fast race won by Ian Nixon P&B followed by Chris Edwin just edging out Tom Adams for 2nd. Egg stage record nearly broken by Jack Throup of Bingley in 3.25 good effort!
Some more photos on woodentops.org.uk
Results are up - woodentops.org.uk
Any news on the relay seen as I had to miss it this year?
lots of runners - over 80 teams. Great night again.
Addisons won, Tom, Joss and RoryQuote:
Originally Posted by Ogden Nomad
Matthew pirceson was 2nd but 1st solo
Ben johnstone, James hall and Phil done were 3rd overall 1st u14
Dunno who won the u16s i think a team from homlfirth but we were 2nd :)
http://woodentops.org.uk/images/bunnyicon.gif Welay Wesults are up, doc ...
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are these as good as the old ones at harden?
Ive been told not.Quote:
Originally Posted by john the baptist
Yes folks, they are definitely on, so it's Bunny time, so hop to it starting on Tuesday evening 2nd April at 7pm, with a chocolate prize list even a chocoholic would have problems coping with! These races are eggciting, bunnylicious, cracking and are only 3 miles long with the reward for everyone being a Cadbury's Creme Egg!
See http://www.woodentops.org.uk/ for full details. Note; minimum age is 12 years to compete.
Please note that there is absolutely no car parking on Dimples Lane due to snow drifts on roadside.
A question for you all, how do you eat your Cadbury Creme Egg?
Jonny Brownlee says he has a special way of eating a creme egg. 'I bite off the top and scoop the middle out with my finger, while Al just puts the whole thing in his mouth!
Other running superstars Adam Peers says he copies Jonny and Alec Duffield - says he bites the top off and licks the middle out.
Just been past the start, the AA man was trying to dig a range rover out from the track down to the quarry
Maybe if they left it there we could use it as a results HQ :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by saz
Just been round most of course. On egg stage at turn round point, a little bit of ice, on big lap, there are some nice drifts before and after the cricket pavilion. Interesting to see the lines people take as going around them maybe faster than going over.
The climb done twice was quite snowy this week not looked at it today, again times will be interesting. Reckon egg stae as fast as usual but a bit slower overall.
Are you racing tomorrow?Quote:
Originally Posted by biara
I'll be there tomorrow all being well, although I'm in hard training just now so might be a bit sketchy with tired legs. Should be a lot of fun either way :)
Planning to go up and watch but hip causing major issues, walking can be sore, running can be difficult. Anything more than 10-15mins hurts. Going up to watch but probably to cricket club as that may be more spectacular. Plus parking will be difficult as road up to start is unparkable!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Macali
Please note there is absolutely no car parking on Dimples Lane where the start is of the Bunnies due to roadside snow. Park in Haworth, Museum car park free after 6pm or on Cemetery road, start 2 minutes away. Chocolate ready & waiting, course ok & even some challenging snow drifts for the short of leg.
Anyone know if its dry or not ?
Don't know whether to risk my new X Talons or not.
Dan
Dry and sunny! Preliminary results are up
http://www.woodentops.org.uk/index.p...%201%20results
I wish tom adams would travel and see what it could really do on a fell race.
He has great speed and only runs on his door step.
Holmsie is still going well.
Annabel Mason appears to have a rare talent. Another great result
Yes I was watching Rivington - she passed me 3/4 up around 20 secs in front of Kate and came down around 20 secs behind her - wonder what happened?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
If she eats her prizes though, that should slow her down and give everyone else a chance :D
Some photos here https://plus.google.com/photos/11808...777?banner=pwa
Proper results are up now, with more photos, here http://www.woodentops.org.uk/index.php?topic=bunny
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am_gLfBUvCI
Once again thanks to Woodentops for the footage!
Will.