Shelf Moor

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Originally Posted by two toenails

Yes please, 23 is my Spencer's Dash number.:)

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Ah for two toenails i thought id missed something

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Originally Posted by TurboTom

Fleeters descending advice was the best. Skip, minimizes foot contact with the ground
what number im getting forgetful and yes il have it.

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TT= Turbo Tom
tt= two toenails:D

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

TT= Turbo Tom
tt= two toenails:D

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yay im a capital

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Originally Posted by TurboTom

yay im a capital

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Over-priced, over-rated, avoided by as many as thos who visit, full of rubbish but enjoy good public transport service?

Surely not sir

Does anyone have the results to the Shelf moor race when it was a champs race(not the last time, but the time before?)
I seem to remember there being some good times that year, which were within reasonable distance of Colin Donnellys record, pointing towards good going underfoot and pretty perfect conditions...as it was last time the race hosted a champs race, as I remember...)
Good to see there will be a champs race held there next year, hopefully seeing some fast runs over the course once again.

Here they are http://www.race-results.co.uk/results/2004/shelf.htm

Still a long ways short of Colin Donnelly's record though

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Originally Posted by stato

Does anyone have the results to the Shelf moor race when it was a champs race(not the last time, but the time before?)
I seem to remember there being some good times that year, which were within reasonable distance of Colin Donnellys record, pointing towards good going underfoot and pretty perfect conditions...as it was last time the race hosted a champs race, as I remember...)
Good to see there will be a champs race held there next year, hopefully seeing some fast runs over the course once again.

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Thanks AJjohns, but it was the results even before those...I think Gavin Bland won it, maybe in the late nineties? I wasn't fell running at the time, but seem to remember from glancing at the results that were on show when I last ran the race, that the leading times were not too far from the record.

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Originally Posted by stato

Does anyone have the results to the Shelf moor race when it was a champs race(not the last time, but the time before?)
I seem to remember there being some good times that year, which were within reasonable distance of Colin Donnellys record, pointing towards good going underfoot and pretty perfect conditions...as it was last time the race hosted a champs race, as I remember...)
Good to see there will be a champs race held there next year, hopefully seeing some fast runs over the course once again.

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I have a couple of results sheet in the legacy box I received. In 1994 it was a British Championship race and Mark Kinch won in 40:32. Then in 1997 Gavin Bland won in 40:40. I am not sure if it was a championship that year, but gathering by the field size of 239, I would say yes. I guess both times getting fairly close to the record.

It was an English championship counter in 1997 and both English and British in 1994.

Your right Stato. I misread your post - I see it now.

Mark Kinch was some runner. I knew Mark from working with him in the last few years and went on occassional lunctime easy runs - for him!!. He runs for Stoke AC cross country last I heard and his son is shaping up to be a pretty good runner too.

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Originally Posted by stato

Thanks AJjohns, but it was the results even before those...I think Gavin Bland won it, maybe in the late nineties? I wasn't fell running at the time, but seem to remember from glancing at the results that were on show when I last ran the race, that the leading times were not too far from the record.

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