Nevermind the nationals danbert, this race was comes before that!
The question is...will Road runner get his hatrick or will mother nature Intervene ???
Nevermind the nationals danbert, this race was comes before that!
The question is...will Road runner get his hatrick or will mother nature Intervene ???
Oh when the blues...go marching in...
Chaddy were you pissed when you wrote that first sentance? it's deffinatly not Penguinese?Originally Posted by Chaddy the Owl
penguins happy feet :w00t:
Indeed Chaddy indeed.
I hope there is a howling gale and that Roundhay becomes a mud-caked desolate park full of self imposed torment for anyone in front of me.
To the Regiment - I Wish I Was There
I'm doing it. Seen the course route,its a tough 'un.
I can walk there from home though and the 'Roundhay Fox' pub is right outside the park for the post-race refreshments
We'll be there Paul... feather plucking spikes will be sharpened ready for some more Owl hunting...
You'll never Walk Alone!
We'll be there as it's right on our doorstep! I can't run though as I've just defected back to Southern club! But will be supporting the young man - his first big XC.
Anyone who wants to know the sneaky routes to the park and how to avoid the car park queues, let me know.
any chance of course map/profile please?!
Usually gets put on the NoE site a few weeks beforehand.
the lap will be flat for a bit then there'll be a steep downhill then it will undulate for a bit (inlcuding 1 or 2 unpleasant hills) then you'll get a really nice steep longish climb ("hill 60") then you're on the flat bit again. I'm not sure of the precise make up of the laps but the I think its likely there'll be two laps (and possibly a starting loop to make up the distance). And It will be a proper 12k unlike nambypamby heaton park - the bloke designing the course is somewhat "old school"!
Its a cracking course and venue and not too muddy (yet...!)
Leeds City AC: "Pure Sporting Delight"
cheers tf. sounds a bit like witton park?...the course not the chap
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