I'm trying to hunt down the results for this fell race held on Saturday 10th March. Does anybody know where I can get them?
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I'm trying to hunt down the results for this fell race held on Saturday 10th March. Does anybody know where I can get them?
sorry thats the link to photos
Nice pictures though, shows just how big that valley really was.
I'll do you a deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinatra
If you can find the results of Turnslack, July 2006 I will try to find the results you are looking for!:rolleyes:
Although the site linked below caused some controversy on the last forum, it does at least have a copy of the High Cup Nick race results:
http://www.fellrunning.org.uk/results.php
I will be very impressed if they manage to get a copy of the Turnslack results!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by topofahill
Good one TOPOFAHILL!
Sorry you haven't had luck finding the Turnslack results SWOOP.
Gone for ever Swoop.:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
Well until we do this years race?:confused:
Anyone doing this race? Not done it before but like the look of it.
INOV-8 HIGH CUP NICK
SAT.FEB 23. INOV-8 HIGH CUP NICK(R). BM. 2.00 p.m. 9m/1500' from Dufton Village Hall (GR 688252). £5. Teams free. PM. Over 18. Records: 1.03.06 J. Davies 2007; f. 1.16.35 K. Robertson 2007. Junior U8/U10/U12/U14 trail races, from 1 p.m. approx., £1, prize for all finishers. Soup & roll included.
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Originally Posted by Pinno
I guess it must go up Dufton Pike Pinno. I absolutely love that part of the world, all the hills are like pyramids. :cool:
This was a new race in 2007 so not many will have run it. This was the 2007 course.
And there's a report on the SHR forum.
Was there not a high cup nick race run about 15 years ago - i've got vague memories of one??/:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by david
Came across this website with photos of High Cup Nick in the North Pennines - Cracking photos of the area.
http://www.visitcumbria.com/pen/highcupnick.htm
Great Video Clip of High Cup Nick. Did this race last year, well organised and worth doing. Scenery is breathtaking!
You're just taking us for a ride.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danbert
Won't you be at Alton Towers that day?
Never raced in this area and have just checked my rota and I'm off so could be a goer. 5 weeks to get race fit.............
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
Aye, 'appen I will Swoop. How about you? :cool:
Any takers for this from the Lancashire area, looks a good scenic loop? Was going to do Standish trail but Sinatra reminded me of this yesterday.
Could car share if anyone is heading up the M6.
polite bump
Anyone doing this?
Photos from last year's race: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8011535...7600142413915/
Don't know why people are shying away - it looks a great route and almost new (is that why??). My plan this year is to do lot's of races I haven't done before - this will be my 2nd 'new' race of the year.
I will probably do this again.
The photo's are great, haven't been to High Cup Nick for ages and would love to do the race this weekend. Depends on family commitments. May see you there.
I originally planned on doing this but am a bit in limbo now as to which race to do? Standish Trail race or the High Cup Nick both new to me. My reason for the Standish race is its about 85 miles less traveling. High Cup Nick does look a good race though.
Will decide after doing tomorrow nights head-torch run at Helsby Hill.
the photos look fabulous, looks a great race too, like Pinno i'm undecided but I've got the last cross country for the season on sunday so the shorter standish race might be better on that score. Sinatra, you racing sunday xc too?
I'm gonna do the High Cup Nick Race on Saturday and see if I can persuade the wife to let me run on Sunday morning too. It's the last XC race so would like to do it!
I'm intending to do it, as is Ambrosia Kid. It's somewhere I've never been before. It does look like a very good route and it has free food:D
are last years results available online?
Here you go matey: http://www.fellrunner.org.uk/results/race07/highcup.txtQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
Can anyone give me a lift to race from Penrith or Carlisle? (one way only, thanks)
Stewart
I have sent you a PM regarding contacting me if you still want a lift tomorrow.
BTD
What a good race! I partcularly liked the way the waterfall near the top of the climb blew sideways to cool you down :). Super windy on the tops, a big well done to the marshalls who got roped into standing up there.
Quite pleased with my race although my right calf is now very tight, hope it loosens up quickly. Ran the last couple of miles with Lisa Lacon from Holmfirth, she can't half move, she was 1st lady back and very close to the female course record but proper results should confirm. My watch read 1:12:48 but the 305 does some funny things at times and the route in Memory Maps is closer to 1:16.......somtimes a simple watch does a better job of recording elapsed time.
Hope you had good races Sinatra & Tryfan, didn't see you at the end although I was off soon after I had my soup and roll.
Good time Ady, well done. Glad you enjoyed the race, will you be adding this to your calendar for next year?
Having done this race last year, it was nice to return to Dufton again. Although finishing 46 seconds slower than last year, I was still pleased with my time of 1 hour 23 minutes and 6 seconds given the conditions at the top of that valley! Visibility was poor up there compared to last year and it was definitely more windy this time around. I almost got lost at one point but was caught up by another three runners and we soon found our bearings again.
How nice was that soup at the end, worth travelling 100 miles for! Thanks to all involved in the organisation of this race. Somehow, I think there might even be more runners next year!
Yep, it is one I would do again, low key ish with a good 'fell race' atmosphere. Reckon there were 150 runners looking at the race numbers on the table just before the start. Glad I put the wind smock on, was a bit warm until the head of the valley and then just right to the finish.
If you get a sniff of the results post 'em up :)
Do you know who won and if female record went?
Nope, we didn't stay for the presentation either. I will keep a look out for the results though.
well done Ady and Sinatra! hopefully see some photos too :d
A really enjoyable day - the run was well worth the trip - a must do for next year. The wind was strong on the top and no views but a really great run down. Thanks to all the marshals who stayed on the top. Soup at the end was worth the run.
:eek:I was one of these three runners that caught up with you (blue & white Bingley vest) and almost went wrong. Glad we didn't get lost, did not fancy running any further than we had to in the conditions as this was also my 4th race back after a nine year break being the furthest I have raced for some time. Thoroughly enjoyed the course, will be back next year. Have to agree the soup was great!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinatra