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Race 6 - age/sex adjusted

Dunham Massey 5k

On an age/sex adjusted basis Tom, Rob, Trevor and Jane all had times faster than the race winner.

As in the Main table, Chris, Carolyn and Gail are in the podium positions.

Tony leads those who have run five of the races from Andrew (Whittingham), Pauls Norris and Garnett, Janine, Angela, Gareth, Roy and Owen.

However, in 13th. place is Tom, four races, four 60-points.

Ian

Dunham Massey - age/sex adjusted times

Summer Series - Race 6

	adjusted time		'discount'
Tom McGaff	15:00		15.2%
Rob Downs	15:14		8.1%
Trevor Morris	15:28		10.0%
Jane Mulryan	15:58		24.3%
Jim Pendrill	16:15		3.8%
Graham MacNeil	16:35		9.3%
Louise Rudd	16:35		12.4%
Geoff Gilbert	16:44		17.5%
Katy Green	16:50		13.3%
Christine Geraghty	16:52		19.9%
Gavin Mendham	17:00		18.9%
Kate Sutton	17:03		19.6%
Andrew Whittingham	17:08		4.4%
Peter Watson	17:09		26.3%
Nick Bishop	17:09		12.3%
Graham Taylor	17:17		8.6%
Sally Johnston	17:17		18.0%
Graham Screawn	17:23		5.8%
Paul Norris	17:30		13.3%
Clare Hawkes	17:32		20.8%
Barry Archbold	17:41		2.5%
Paul Garnett	17:51		9.2%
Janine Ellis	17:57		15.2%
Jon Bale	18:06		9.5%
James Wheeler	18:12		0.6%
Angela Maziere	18:15		20.4%
John Porteous	18:19		16.4%
Steve Russell	18:32		12.3%
James Eyre	18:36		0.6%
Chris Cannon	18:53		14.1%
Aron Myers	19:05		0.0%
Roy Pownall	19:07		20.0%
Mathew Atkinson	19:09		0.0%
Paul Radcliffe	19:24		0.0%
Jarrod Homer	19:30		5.3%
Gareth  Trimble	19:42		2.7%
Peter Bream	19:43		6.0%
Carolyn Hirons	19:44		16.8%
Alan Turner	19:45		7.4%
Catriona Marshall	19:45		16.2%
Nina Birch	21:09		11.1%
Owen Ashcroft	21:15		0.0%
James Gowin	21:30		0.0%
Gail Hill	22:35		13.5%
Elspeth Gibson	23:59		14.3%
Martin Wheeldon	27:31		17.4%

 

Sale 5 - Monday 30th May

1 Andi Jones  24:36

17 Trevor Morris 28:02

200 finishers

Full Results http://www.race-results.co.uk/results/2011/sale5.htm

Form Scores

	Dunham	Mobberly	Bluebell	Runcorn	Crewe	Mow Cop	Wilmslow
Alan Turner	142	144			149	154	153
Andrew Dodd		138	138		140	139	141
Andrew Whittingham	119	119	120	119	121
Andy Watts		132					126
Angela Maziere	153	155	151	152	154		151
Aron Myers	127	128			132
Barry Archbold	121	120
Carolyn Hirons	158	160	158	160	158	159	165
Catriona Marshall	157					159	166
Charlotte Godfrey					171		179
Chris Cannon	146	147	150	152	155	151	162
Christine Geraghty	140			138	139		135
Clare Hawkes	147	148	149				141
Clare Stevinson
Damian Nicholls		105	97	102	106
Don Bullough		231	177	162		158	176
Ed Hickling							135
Elspeth Gibson	186				175	182	174
Gail Hill	174	173	183	172	170	182	169
Gareth  Trimble	135	134	136		133	132	135
Gavin Mendham	140	138			158		135
Geoff Gilbert	135	135	141		135		135
Graham MacNeil	122			112	115	110
Graham Screawn	123	121
Hamish Shaw				112			119
Huma Rahman				156		151
Ian Ashcroft				141	141	147	144
Ian Smallwood			123		127	121	129
James Eyre	125			125	124		126
James Gowin	143	151
James Wheeler	122
Jane Mulryan	141
Janine Ellis	141	140	147	139	139		136
Jarrod Homer	137	138					141
Jeremy Bygrave							129
Jim Pendrill	113	114	109			110	110
Jim Yearsley		141
John Porteous	146	148			147	145	146
Jon Bale	133	132	135				139
Jonathon Dunkley							124
Julie Lucas		167			170	169	173
Kate Sutton	141	138			141		138
Katy Green	129	131			137
Louise Rudd	126			131	131		131
Malcolm Fowler		112	103	114
Mark Bale							117
Martin Wheeldon	222
Mathew Atkinson	128	129	137	136
Mick Fairs		126			126		122
Mike Cooper						125
Ned Spencer							168
Neil McAleece							225
Nick Bishop	130
Nicky Mowat		142	142				136
Nina Birch	159			163	170	181
Owen Ashcroft	142	144		140	144	146	145
Patrick Grannan				134	137	141	133
Paul Garnett	131	131	129	130	132		138
Paul Nichols
Paul Norris	134	134	136	137	134		131
Paul Stonier							140
Penny Hinke						162	162
Pete Stock							137
Peter Bannister		128					126
Peter Bream	140	141
Peter Watson	155	154		155	156		157
Phil Smith							113
Richard Hirons			133			130	135
Rob Downs	110	110		111			108
Rob Gilbert		121					120
Rod Coombs		162		159	162
Roy Pownall	159	165		173	166	177
Sally Gilliver						133
Sally Johnston	140	140				145	140
Sarah Miles		173			173	166	172
Sarah Waite		142			147
Sharon Jones		153	156				154
Simon Fenton		155			157		166
Soraya Mason		151	155	153		158	152
Steffi Sperring				157			142
Steve Russell	141	139					147
Steve Smith		127	129
Sue Strang							144
Tom McGaff	118		109	114		112	114
Tony Hulme		129	125	129	131	127
Trevor Faulkner			185	184		171	174
Trevor Morris	114	117			114		112
Zoe Hoghton				147			146

Newest Club Member !!

Please take a look at a new member in the waiting !!

 

Two weeks old Elliott Halman,  Congratulations Mike and Sally from all at Wilmslow !!
 

Summer Series - Race 6

Dunham Massey 5k

At the top of the long finishing straight had assembled the Wilmslow hall of shame; those who had not entered, those who had entered but then decided not to run, those who had changed, warmed-up but declined to start, those who had started but not finished. There was an enormous cheer as Chris Cannon rounded the bend, Chris barely reacted, perhaps simply taking it all in his stride or perhaps unaware that a mystery illness meant Tony hadn't made the start and Chris was 400m from leading the 2011 Summer Series.  A little behind were Carolyn and Gail who join Chris on the 2011 podium.

This is supposed to be a report on the Dunham Massey 5k and its impact on the Summer Series. Unfortunately Don is away so there will be no tables until after Tittesworth, I 'did' my hamstring again in the warm-up so can't give you first-hand on the race and the organisers didn't provide category positions. You may question the merit of reading-on but if the accuracy cannot be guaranteed at least it's short.

Rob was 9th., 1st.M45 and picked-up his first 60 points of 2011. Jim was 13th. and 3rd.M40. Trevor was 15th. and 3rd.M45. Tom was 31st. and 2nd.M55, unusual for Tom not to win his category. Andrew was 34th., Barry 40th., Graham (Macneil) 47th., James (Wheeler) 48th. and Graham (Screawn) 50th. Our newer runners are certainly adding quality to the club.

Louise was 1st.L35, Katy was 3rd.L35, Christine was 3rd.L45.Sally was fourth Wilmslow lady, Jane despite her recent injury was 1st.L55.

James (Eyre) took the 60 points in League 3; three races, 180 points. Louise was second then Aron, Matt and Katy.

Jon headed League 4. He is in distinct danger of being re-classified as League 3 with Jarrod possibly moving in the other direction. Geoff was second followed by Gavin, Peter (Bream), Christine, Sally, Jane,  Steve, Janine, Kate, Owen and Alan. 16 seconds encompassed 8 Wilmslow runners from Christine to Alan with much chopping and changing down the finishing straight.

Alan took his third successive 60 points in League 5, rival Chris has three 60s and three 59s, Peter was third then Catriona, Carolyn, Nina and Roy.

In the main table Andrew (Whittingham) in fourth tops those who have run five races ahead of Tony, Paul (Garnett), Gareth, Paul (Norris), Janine, Owen, Angela and Roy.

League 3 reads Tony, Paul (Garnett), Gareth, Paul (Norris), Matt, James.

League 4 has a new leader in Janine, she is followed by Owen, Angela, Geoff, Andrew (Dodd), John and Don.

The  top of League 5 mirrors the main table; Chris, Carolyn, Gail. Then come Roy, Alan, Soraya, Peter and Nina.

Ian

Dunham Massey 5k

Summer Series - Race 6
Friday May 27
9	DOWNS, Rob	16:35	Male V45
13	PENDRILL, Jim	16:54	Male V40
15	MORRIS, Trevor	17:11	Male V45
31	MCGAFF, Tom	17:41	Male V55
34	WHITTINGHAM, Andrew	17:55	Male V40
40	ARCHBOLD, Barry	18:09	Male Senior
47	MACNEIL, Graham	18:17	Male V45
48	WHEELER, James	18:19	Male Senior
50	SCREAWN, Graham	18:27	Male Senior
53	EYRE, James	18:43	Male Senior
61	TAYLOR, Graham	18:54	Male V45
64	RUDD, Louise	18:56	Lady V35
68	MYERS, Aron	19:05	Male Senior
70	ATKINSON, Matthew	19:09	Male Senior
76	RATCLIFFE, Paul	19:24	Male V40
78	GREEN, Katy	19:25	Lady V35
79	BISHOP, Nick	19:33	Male V50
82	GARNETT, Paul	19:40	Male V45
86	BALE, Jon	20:00	Male V45
91	NORRIS, Paul	20:11	Male V50
92	TRIMBLE, Gareth	20:15	Male Senior
93	GILBERT, Geoff	20:17	Male V55
98	HOMER, Jarrod	20:35	Male V40
111	MENDHAM, Gavin	20:57	Male V60
113	BREAM, Peter	20:59	Male V40
114	GERAGHTY, Christine	21:04	Lady V45
116	JOHNSTON, Sally	21:04	Lady V45
118	MULRYAN, Jane	21:06	Lady V55
119	RUSSELL, Steve	21:07	Male V50
122	ELLIS, Janine	21:10	Lady V40
123	SUTTON, Kate	21:13	Lady V45
125	ASHCROFT, Owen	21:15	Male Senior
127	TURNER, Alan	21:20	Male V45
129	GOWIN, James	21:30	Male Senior
138	PORTEOUS, John	21:54	Male V55
143	CANNON, Christopher	21:58	Male V55
145	HAWKES, Clare	22:08	Lady V50
156	MAZIERE, Angela	22:56	Lady V50
162	WATSON, Peter	23:16	Male V70
166	MARSHALL, Catriona	23:34	Lady V40
169	HIRONS, Carolyn	23:44	Lady V45
171	BIRCH, Nina	23:48	Lady Senior
172	POWNALL, Roy	23:53	Male V60
203	HILL, Gail	26:07	Lady V35
211	GIBSON, Elspeth	28:00	Lady V40
226	WHEELDON, Martin	33:19	Male V55
wrong? Missing? To ian@ianashcroft.com
Don is away, updated tables after Tittesworth.

London Marathon 2012

Just a reminder - if you want to enter for the London 2012 as 'good for age', then you've only 7 weeks to do so (not 3 as previously stated!) - entries close on 15th July.  The ballot is now closed, but of course there are charity place.  Plus we will probably get 2 club entries in the Autumn.

Andy

Sue Hool 2011 Handicap

I have just had contact from the Chairman of Hode Hill Harriers to confirm details of the run that they are staging .

• Saturday 28th May 3.00 start .
• Five mile off road handicap . 
• Food after !
• http://hoadhillharriers.co.uk/aboutus.aspx Its perhaps a two hour maximum drive thus depart WRC circa 11.45 and return by 8.00 ?
• Partners very welcome and some are staying : Six confirmed already .

Please contact me if you want to be included but please bear in mind the 5K Dunham Race on Friday .

Nick.

 

 

Wow , that was some weekend !!

Any increase on five?

• Its 9.00am , it's Saturday morning and in customary fashion , a number run the BRTT 5k , with Paul Garnett dipping under 20ms for the first time at Bramhall (circa 19.15 on a flat course)
• Within two hours more then run the inaugural AE Carnival 5k and mix it with jugglers , dancers , vintage cars , fire eaters and Merlin himself ……A surreal experience with thousands cheering the runners down the closed high street . More club wins in age categories and Jane is first lady runner home .(Results below) 
• As the magic of the carnival 5k unfolds , Jane Mulrayan is half way around the first leg of the British masters relays……The carnival procession finishes and at the same time Clare Hawkes running the last leg, crosses the line in Birmingham ( the ladies are fifth). It’s now the turn of the men and our team again do us proud finishing sixth. (Results below)
• We now move on to Sunday and we have runners in both Wales and Scotland to follow the three races in England the day before. Its 10.00 in Edinburgh and on the start line are Patrick , Andy Dodd , Sorayah and Sharon Jones. By 12.00 , all are through the 13 mile mark and the action is underway in Llandudno : Its the Llandudno 10 ,incorporating the UKA Intercounties 10 mile championships. Damian is running for Cheshire and in a shade over 54 minutes finishes an oustanding 4th and 3rd home in the inter counties to claim a national bronze medal !! . Also running for the club are Tony ,Andy Whittingham and Trevor .( Results at http://www.tdl.ltd.uk/index.php). Meanwhile back in Edinburgh , Patrick is nearly finished and comes home in under 3.30 , hotly pursued by our other four runners.(Results below).
  

Five races and counting .....any increase?.....So its a brief rest until Friday when its the Dunham 5k and every chance that the record 50 plus from Mobberley will be beaten ..........Life is never dull at Wilmslow , and would we want it any other way !!??

Enjoy.

Nick. 

 

Edinburgh Marathon

Sunday 22nd May 2011

1	Phil Nicholls	M	( 1:07:07 )	2:19:21
1119	Patrick Grannan	M60	( 1:39:04 )	3:27:33
3115	Andrew Dodd	M	( 1:44:13 )	3:53:27
3622	Soraya Mason	F45	( 1:50:41 )	3:57:45

 

National Masters Road Relays Championships : Sutton Park , Birmingham

The club had both mens and ladies V45 teams competing in the prestigious masters road relays yesterday .

Ladies V45 Teams

 

 
1. Bristol & West               59.55

2. Arena 80                       1h 00 43s

3. Windsor Slough & Eton  1h 01 39s

4. Les Croupiers                1h 02 58s

5. Wilmslow                     1h 03 57s

 

Jane Mulryan 21.06     Christine Geraghty 21.21    Clare Hawkes 21.30

 

14 teams completed

 

After the 2009 escapade with the M6 delays I gave Christine a 7.30am deadline for setting off and she met it without a hitch. 

 

No jams this time so we arrived even before the registration desk had opened and were asked to come back in half an hour. Time for a nice cup of tea and a wander round to settle us down.

 

Jane and Martin soon joined us and we persuaded Jane it really was just the one lap she had to run. We took at look at the first and 'worst' hill and got a few comments on the warm up about our luminous summer series shirts before cheering Jane off for the first leg.

 

Forgetting her nagging piriformis issues for 21 minutes she looked like the stylish runner we knew and ran a superb leg passing over to Christine. With the help of her pink compression socks as Christine bounded up the final hill it didn't go unnoticed by the official - 'look she's pumping hard with her arms and really sprinting in well for you!'  Clearly hadn't been on the sharp end of a Christine sprint finish before.

 

I got off to a nice start with a bit of momentum coming off the downhill to take a couple of runners on the first hill, then spent the next 2 miles ever so gradually reeling in the lady about 100m in front of me and having to put in a fair effort on the home straight to make sure she didn't come back.

 

Support and marshalling out on the course was fabulous. Relays are such a great event and Sutton Park is the spiritual home for them. This was the first time I'd done the Masters and as a lower key, but no less competitive version, it had a very special feel. The lady next to me in the changeover pen summed it up nicely: it's like being in a time warp, we've gone back 20 years but everybody's aged.

The men had Bill Heaton , Malcolm , Trevor Morris , Tom , Graham MacNeill and Rob.

Official results are not yet out but the men finished sixth.

More detail will be uploaded once available , but two fantastic results from our club teams in a NATIONAL event .

Well done all.

Nick.

M45 Teams Team Results
1 Leicester Coritanian AC 1h39.54m
2 Oxford City AC 1h40.25m
3 Telford AC 1h42.31m
4 Tipton Harriers 1h42.47m
5 Redhill Road Runners 1h43.13m
6 Wilmslow RC 1h43.14m

Bill Heaton 18.39m 63rd
Malcolm Fowler 16.39m +27
Trevor Morris 16.59m +14
Graham MacNeil 17.06m +1
Tom McGaff 17.23m +3
Rob Downs 16.28m +1

A great performance and after 18 miles only 43s off a national bronze medal.  Well run all and let's do it again next year.

Rob

 

Malcolm charges through the field gaining 27 places!

Running Bear Alderley Edge Carnival 5K

Saturday 21st May 2011

Pos	Name	M/F	Club	Time
1	Peter Speake	M	Bildeston Bounders	16:38
2	Paul Payne	M40	Stockport	17:03
3	James Wood	M	Congleton	17:04
4	Martin Armstrong	M45	U/A	17:07
5	Steven Caldwell	M	Vale Royal	18:21
6	Nathan Mayoh	M	U/A	18:32
7	Gary Wilcox	M45	Sale	18:41
8	Richard Hirons	M45	Wilmslow RC	19:33
9	Jeremy Bygrave	M	Wilmslow RC	19:42
10	Frank McTominay	M50	Lonsdale Fell	19:47
11	Matt Atkinson	M	Wilmslow RC	19:48
12	Patrick Leonard	M40	Knutsford Tri	19:57
13	Patrick Phelan	M45	U/A	20:04
14	Andy Thorpe	M45	U/A	20:26
15	Neil Gunn	M50	Macclesfield	20:31
16	Geoff Gilbert	M55	Wilmslow RC	20:33
17	John Coates	M45	Northern Vets	20:39
18	Jane Saunders	F40	Wilmslow RC	20:41
19	George Livesey	M60	Ste Maxime	20:49
20	Steve Lomas	M40	Macclesfield	21:06
21	Peter Bream	M40	Wilmslow RC	21:07
22	Duncan Worth	M50	Salford	21:09
23	Tony Spence	M45	U/A	21:12
24	Charmaine Wood	F	Congleton	21:16
25	Wayne Kemp	M	U/A	21:36
26	Dean Cox	M	U/A	22:00
27	Melanie Young	F	Newcastle AC	22:00
28	James Gowin	M	Wilmslow RC	22:11
29	Jamie Sheehain	M	U/A	22:25
30	Chris Cannon	M55	Wilmslow RC	23:01
31	Simon Fenton	M65	Wilmslow RC	23:15
32	Marie-Anne Eckersall	F	U/A	23:20
33	Roy Pownall	M60	Wilmslow RC	23:23
34	Peter Watson	M70	Wilmslow RC	23:27
35	Caroline Item	F45	U/A	23:56
36	Malcolm Taylor	M65	U/A	24:01
37	Alison Gunn	F45	Macclesfield	24:02
38	Aeronwy Preece-Towey	F	U/A	24:03
39	Sarah Woolley	F40	Macclesfield	24:03
40	Paul Worsley	M50	U/A	24:04
41	Mike Davis	M45	U/A	24:15
42	Helen Madden	F40	U/A	24:29
43	Ali Barker	F	U/A	24:41
44	Verity Wolstencroft	F	U/A	24:54
45	Andy Bale	M45	U/A	25:04
46	Martin Eaves	M	Spectrum Striders	25:12
47	David Smith	M40	U/A	25:23
48	Ann Luckock	F50	U/A	25:56
49	Therese Stevinson	F35	U/A	26:05
50	Martin Dupuy-Roudel	M45	U/A	26:39
51	Angus Varley	M45	South Cheshire	27:24
52	Andrew Cotton	M40	Muller RC	27:27
53	Vin Sumner	M55	U/A	27:36
54	Hana Lewis	F	Macclesfield	28:12
55	Mandy Yonge	F45	U/A	28:25
56	Katherine Rogers	F45	U/A	28:30
57	Becky Styles	F35	U/A	29:28
58	Kath Jones	F45	U/A	29:28
59	Neville Jones	M70	Warrington	29:47
60	Gill Dickinson	F50	Stockport	30:16
61	Amanda Welch	F45	U/A	31:01
62	Nicola Moss	F35	U/A	31:27
63	John Latham	M60	South Cheshire	33:54
64	Ian Kellett	M45	U/A	33:59
65	Emma Eaves	F	U/A	34:12
66	Catherine Truman	F40	U/A	34:29
67	Emma Jones	F35	U/A	34:56
68	Lucy Heslip	F35	U/A	35:02

Mobberley 5 and Manchester 10k

The Mobberley 5

Evening runs always mean I have to skip off work early, to the usual comment from my wife 'how can you get home early for races and football matches and nothing else'. After 30 years of marriage I know when to keep quiet.

Carolyn picks me up at 5.45, and at the first wrong turn out of Wilmslow Park it transpires that we have both left it to one another for directions and details -but it is only Mobberley so one intelligent person and me should be able to find our way to the Railway Pub near Mobberley station without sat nav or a map. As we were driving through the village we decide to follow the car in front driven by a bloke that looks like a runner, it worked. We arrived in plenty of time for Carolyn to work out where in the half empty field to park - why she picked the patch of long nettles God only knows - and to register, this time with my glasses so this evening it is Chris and not Curtis running.

My race tactic is to keep Alan in sight, close enough to pass him in the last 500 m . As we both look for one another at the start it appears that all 52 WRC members have congregated at the same spot on the starting line and I find my self next to Alan which is the closest I get until after the finish. I have also decided to go off quicker than usual, instead of what I like to class as a steady.

We are off, why has everyone decided to go off quicker than usual, my arms are going fast, breathing is heavier but I don't seem to be running any faster. I can see the usual backs in front of me and I can still see Alan, 50 meters ahead and we've only covered a mile. I up the anti, increase my stride length, it appears to work. I pass Clare, something I have only done once before (to my regret as 500 meters later she passed me as if I was stood still) but not this time. I pass John for the first time since Langley Fete when I managed to walk up that hill faster than him only for him to pass me at the top. Alan is now only 20 meters ahead. I keep urging myself on, at a sharp right turn I see Alan looking over his shoulder, I'm getting to him at last.

As we turn under the river tunnel I am 10 meters behind but I am also aware of the hill around the corner. On the previous Saturday, Pete Stock sprinted up this hill and unfortunately so did Alan or at least compared to me, as I reach the brow the gap has increased back to 50 meters. At this point I settle into survival mode. I am not making any ground up on my quarry, I am certainly not going to become a quarry. Hunted down by John, Clare, Angie, Sharon, Carolyn. The marshal informs me of the stile at the right of the next gate, I am in a pack of 5 or 6 runners. I decide that queuing at the stile is not for me, I have to be there first, at least out of this pack. The gate is a little further than anticipated, the increased 'speed' doesn't bring Alan any closer but it does Owen. I now have a new quarry, I win the race to the stile, jump it like man 20 years or even 30 years younger and set off with new vigour. As we reach the road I am slowly closing in on Owen, I know there is a left turn near the end but how near the end. The applause from the finish can be heard from across the field. This is the first time I have not been relieved to see the F in finish, I needed at least another 500 meters to catch Owen.

As I cross the line with a strong finish I have to be satisfied, Clare was only seconds behind me and I have finished ahead of John for the first time and over 3 minutes faster than 2009.

Manchester 10k

The following Sunday in the Manchester 10K I soon realise I need gold and blue vests to focus on. Following Thursdays exertions, Saturdays Cup Final is upon me quicker than expected. Up at 6.30, off by 7.30, pick my footy pals up in Rotherham, travel to Wembley, win cup, back up the A1, drop my pals off in Rotherham and home by 11.30 pm. Meal consists of left over take away and two three or even four bottles of Budweiser in the early hours of Sunday. Can't imagine Gabrselassie preparing any better if his team had just won a trophy after 35 years.

Sunday allows one extra hour in bed, up at 7.30, 8.45 train into Manchester. Travelling light, that's not inclusion of a song title, I was indeed travelling light, running gear, sweat shirt, number, chip and a £10.00 note. What more do you need to compete in a race, well, tracky bottoms, waterproof and a thermal would have been an advantage. Manchester was busy, cold and windy with a strong threat of rain. I got my timings all wrong, over an hour to kill before the race starts so I head for Subway. £4.80 - my change from the train ticket - doesn't buy a 6" sub and a cup of tea, so I settle for the cup of tea and sit inside in the warmth and made it last 30 minutes.

Considering the amount of participants I don't think Malcolm could have organised it any better, the race started at 10.34 prompt. After the usual 100 yard shuffle I reached the start mat and we were off. I had set myself a target of 45 mins, why, I have no idea, my best 5k time is 22.40 so how I intended to get 2 PB's back to back is beyond me. I was feeling comfortable, I had decided to wear my replica City shirt along with hundreds of other blues. I was working my way through the field with the occasional 'come on you blues' and 'did you go' as I passed fellow City fans. I did pass the occasional red with Nini and Gibbs on the back of their shirts but they were few and far between, after all we were in Manchester. How Paul and Toy would have frowned, running in a replica football shirt, sweatshirt tied around my waist chatting and carrying a PowerAde drink.

The first 4k seemed to pass quickly, I was pleased with my pace and felt comfortable. 5k time was 23 mins and some seconds, I can't see the seconds on my watch without my glasses and can't run in glasses, so I decided my new target was 46 minutes . At 7k I was still passing a lot more runners than were passing me. I was, and had from 6k been, focusing on a far better looking quarry than Alan. I first noticed the pink fairy skirt around the slender waist, the sun tanned calf muscles, she even had an elegant running style. I was very disappointed when I passed her at the 8k marker which, being so focused, I nearly missed. Up a slight hill and the last stretch along the dual carriageway arms pumping faster, heart beating harder, still not so sure if the legs are in sync and are moving any faster, and finally cross the line in 47.37.

Next target Dunham Massey 5k 22.30.

Chris Cannon

Mobberly - Age/Sex Adjusted Times

Summer Series, Race 5

Mick, who has been a frequent winner in the age/sex adjusted category over the years, recorded his second 2011 60 points in two races. Rob, Tony and Malcolm also registered adjusted times faster than race-winner Damian, who runs off scratch.

	adjusted time		'discount'
Mick Fairs	26:55		20.2%
Rob Downs	27:05		8.1%
Tony Hulme	27:18		21.0%
Malcolm Fowler	27:27		9.0%
Damian Nicholls	28:08		0.0%
Trevor Morris	28:23		10.0%
Andy Watts	28:54		18.7%
Jim Pendrill	29:30		3.8%
Nicky Mowat	29:33		22.2%
Geoff Gilbert	29:49		17.5%
Kate Sutton	29:50		19.6%
Gavin Mendham	30:01		18.9%
Peter Watson	30:26		26.3%
Katy Green	30:32		13.3%
Andrew Whittingham	30:39		4.4%
Steve Smith	30:41		9.9%
Rob Gilbert	30:53		4.9%
Sally Johnston	30:54		18.0%
Paul Norris	31:07		13.3%
Simon Fenton	31:22		24.5%
Clare Hawkes	31:23		20.8%
Janine Ellis	31:48		15.2%
Paul Garnett	31:58		9.2%
Jon Bale	32:06		9.5%
Barry Archbold	32:12		0.0%
Graham Screawn	32:29		0.0%
Steve Russell	32:46		12.3%
Angela Maziere	33:11		20.4%
John Porteous	33:13		16.4%
Soraya Mason	33:48		16.9%
Jim Yearsley	33:50		10.8%
Chris Cannon	33:52		14.1%
Sarah Waite	33:55		11.1%
Peter Bannister	33:59		0.9%
Sharon Jones	34:11		16.7%
Aron Myers	34:23		0.0%
Mathew Atkinson	34:43		0.0%
Gareth  Trimble	35:02		2.7%
Jarrod Homer	35:04		5.3%
Rod Coombs	35:30		18.3%
Roy Pownall	35:31		20.0%
Peter Bream	35:38		6.0%
Carolyn Hirons	35:38		16.8%
Alan Turner	35:44		7.4%
Andrew Dodd	35:56		3.2%
Julie Lucas	36:24		18.8%
Melissa Broughton	37:59		11.1%
Owen Ashcroft	38:42		0.0%
Gail Hill	40:12		13.5%
James Gowin	40:25		0.0%
Sarah Miles	41:13		11.1%
Don Bullough	53:37		13.5%

Tony strengthens his position at the top of the table ahead of the other ever-presents; Chris, Carolyn and Gail.

Damian leads those who have run 4 races followed by Andrew (Whittingham), Pauls Norris and Gannett, Janine, Angela, Soraya, Gareth, Andrew (Dodd), Roy, Don and Owen.

Reigning champion, Tom,  has three races, three wins.

Ian

Great Manchester Run

BUPA Great Manchester 10k, Sunday 25th May

At least 8 Wilmslow runners participated.  Congratulations to Katy Green for a category win in this prestigious event.  Chris Cannon writes:-

"Race number 3293 , Overall position 3666 , Gender position 3391 , Age group and gender position 49 . Very pleased with this statistic . Best 10K time since Natterjack 10k Sept 09 , 16 seconds quicker than Crewe this year and a PB as a club member .

Quite pleased with the time considering I didn't get back from hard day out at Wembley until 11.30 Saturday night and was still eating left over Indian curry washed down with 2 or 3 Budweiser's in the early hours of Sunday morning . Not the best preparation I know but its not everyday your team wins the FA Cup the day before your 55th  Birthday."

	Overall Pos	Category Pos	Time 10k	Time 5k
Haile Gebrsellasie	1	1	00:28:10	00:14:18
Helen Clitheroe	1	1	00:31:45	00:16:07
Andrew Whittingham	175	12	00:37:34	00:18:33
Paul Norris	475	13	00:40:25	00:19:48
Edward Hickling	577	355	00:40:59	00:20:20
Katy Green	584	1	00:41:01	00:20:43
Sally Johnston	1512	7	00:43:56	00:21:40
Chris Cannon	3670	49	00:47:34	00:23:36
Amanda Bradbury	6820	145	00:51:11	00:25:53
Catriona Marshall	16312	673	01:00:24	00:30:21

Chester Half Marathon

15 May 2011

1 John Gilbert (Kent AC) 1.07.28
7 Rob Downs 1.14.20 1MV45
18 Graham MacNeil 1.18.00 3MV45
1028 Don Bullough 1.53.50
1045 Carolym Hirons 1.54.05

2160 finishers

Chester is a decent half marathon that has been won in the past by Mike Halman and last year Damian.  The out-round-and-back course is reminiscent of Wilmslow but more obviously down on the way out and up coming back.  This year the blustery wind was more of a factor although the worst of the rain held off until some of us were through the racecourse finish.

The Kent athlete was gone after the first mile but I held on to the large following group for most of the race and was contesting 2nd for a while.  Graham narrowly missed second V45, just losing out to Gary Rowlinson of Sale who was determined for revenge on Wilmslow after having being pipped by Malcolm (in full charging rhino mode) at Mobberley. 

Rob

Full results at http://www.sportsystems.co.uk/ss/results/Shell%20Chester%20Half%20Marathon/558

 

 

NORTHERN VETS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Leigh Sports Village Sunday 15^th May 2011

 

1500m

1^st  D. Furniss – Hallamshire Harriers – M40 – 4.35

2^nd  M. Stores – Manchester Harriers – M50 – 4.47

3^rd  S. Samme – Lytham St Annes RR – W45 – 4.59.2

4^th  L. Rudd – Wilmslow RC – W35 – 4.59.7

 

200m

1^st  V. Lethaby – Pudsey – W35 – 28.6

2^nd  L. Rudd – Wilmslow RC – W35 – 30.0

 

Louise

 

Summer Series – Race 5

Mobberley  ‘Round the Runway’ 5

2^nd in the Malcolm Fowler Series

If Bluebell was a points feast, this was famine.

This was the day to get the bad one out of the system, or to be somewhere else. A few years ago I went trekking in the Sahara with 12 others, 3 Berbers to pitch the tent  and to cook on the wood we scavenged from the desert floor, plus 3 camels to carry baggage, food and water. We flew in and out of Djerba. The island boasts no ‘must see’ sites but particularly in its town, Houmet Souk, has immense charm. Last year we went to both Libya and Syria, fortunate as the window of opportunity for tourism proved very short-lived. A new, luxury hotel  was opening in Djerba at the start of this month. Disastrous timing with Tunisia’s own revolution initially discouraging bookings and Djerba’s location near the Libyan border turning bad to worse. But for us, another opportunity, with the hotel cost perhaps a sixth of what it will in a couple of years time. The sacrifice, a real sacrifice it had seemed, given the surprising rejuvenation of my running which is also likely to be short-lived, was  ’Round the Runway’.  And then I saw the results; 52 runners.

Damian won, Rob (Downs) was 3rd. and 1st.M45, Malcolm 4th., Jim 6th. and 1st.M40, Trevor 7th. and Andrew 10th. Two newcomers Barry and Graham maintained the WRC domination in 11th. and 12th. and Rob (Gilbert) was 18th.

Katy Green was first Wilmslow Lady, her first 60 points of this year. She was followed by Kate, Janine, Sally, Nicky and Sarah.

Mick also collected his first 60 points of 2012 in League 3, as well as 1st.M60 in the race overall. He was followed by Steve, Peter, Aron ,Tony and Matt.

Jon made it two wins in succession in League 4. Geoff added a second to his first and third, Gavin was third then Andy (Dodd), Kate and Steve (Russell).

Alan had his best-ever run to shut out the rampant Curtis in League 5, Soraya continued her rich vein for 58 points,  Sharon's back strongly after London with Peter and Simon, the oldies, holding-off Melissa making her debut.

Something clearly happened to Don but he gallantly saved Gail from a lowest-ever points score.

 

Hopefully others can contribute the action and flavour of the day, but for the impact on the tables:-

Tony leads the Main Table followed by the ever-presents; Chris, Carolyn and Gail. But Damian, 4 races, 240 points has them in his sites. He is followed by Andrew (Whittingham), Paul (Garnett), Gareth, Paul (Norris), Andrew (Dodd), Janine, Owen, Soraya, Angela, Don and Roy.

Carolyn's still there top of the Ladies' table and Gail's still second. Janine, Soraya and Angela are waiting to pounce.

Tony heads League 3 from Paul (Garnett), Gareth, Paul (Norris), Ian (Smallwood) and Mathew.

Andrew (Dodd), promoted from 5 last year, leads League 4. He is followed by Janine, Owen Angela and Don.

Chris, Carolyn and Gail are setting the pace in League with Soraya and Roy tracking close behind.

Ian

2011 Summer Series > Race 5 - Mobberley

Full provisional results available at : http://www.race-results.co.uk/results/2011/mobberley.pdf

WRC Results

Pos	Name	Cat	Time
1	Damian Nicholls	M	28:08
3	Rob Downs	MV45 (1)	29:28
4	Malcolm Fowler	MV45	30:10
6	Jim Pendrill	MV40 (1)	30:41
7	Trevor Morris	MV45	31:32
10	Andrew Whittingham	MV40	32:04
11	Barry Archbold	M	32:12
12	Graham Screawn	MV40	32:29
18	Rob Gilbert	MV40	33:28
21	Mick Fairs	V60 (1)	33:43
24	Steve Smith	MV45	34:02
25	Graham Taylor	MV45	34:11
27	Peter Bannister	M	34:17
28	Aron Myers	M	34:23
30	Tony Hulme	MV60	34:35
33	Matthew Atkinson	M	34:43
43	Paul Garnett	MV45	35:12
44	Katy Green	LV35	35:13
45	Jon Bale	MV45	35:29
46	Andy Watts	MV60	35:34
49	Paul Norris	MV50	35:54
50	Gareth Trimble	M	36:01
53	Geoff Gilbert	MV55	36:08
61	Gavin Mendham	MV60	37:00
62	Jarrod Homer	MV40	37:02
63	Andrew Dodd	M	37:06
64	Kate Sutton	LV45	37:08
65	Steve Russell	MV50	37:21
68	Janine Ellis	LV40 (1)	37:30
72	Sally Johnston	LV45	37:40
76	Peter Bream	MV40	37:55
78	Jim Yearsley	MV50	37:56
79	Nicky Mowat	LV50 (1)	38:00
82	Sarah Waite	L	38:09
87	Alan Turner	MV45	38:36
89	Owen Ashcroft	M	38:42
98	Chris Cannon	MV50	39:25
100	Clare Hawkes	LV50	39:37
102	John Porteous	MV55	39:43
109	James Gowin	M	40:25
113	Soraya Mason	LV45	40:40
117	Sharon Jones	LV40	41:01
122	Peter Watson	MV70	41:17
124	Simon Fenton	MV65	41:31
125	Angela Maziere	LV50	41:43
141	Melissa Broughton	L	42:44
142	Carolyn Hirons	LV45	42:51
145	Rod Coombs	MV60	43:28
154	Roy Pownall	MV60	44:23
160	Julie Lucas	LV45	44:51
173	Sarah Miles	L	46:22
174	Gail Hill	L35	46:29
201	Don Bullough	MV50	62:21

Turnout (52) > New Record !!

Don

The Hilly Season!

As April and May seem to be the silly season for both Marathon and Hill runners. I’d thought I’d offer a challenge to all you hill runners for next year! It’s just a lot of ups and downs – trust me.

Crewe 20

  

There's more ascent, though it is not as steep, compared with Bluebell. However it's like life. It has a series of ups and downs before returning you to where you started from - though beware in South Cheshire they refer to hills as undulations!!

Bluebell Trail - Form Scores

	Bluebell		Runcorn	Crewe	Mow Cop	Wilmslow
Alan Turner				149	154	153
Amanda  Bradbury
Andrew Dodd	138			140	139	141
Andrew Whittingham	120		119	121
Andy Watts						126
Angela Maziere	151		152	154		151
Aron Myers				132
Carolyn Hirons	158		160	158	159	165
Catriona Marshall					159	166
Charlotte Godfrey				171		179
Chris Cannon	150		152	155	151	162
Christine Geraghty			138	139		135
Clare Hawkes	149					141
Damian Nicholls	97		102	106
Don Bullough	177		162		158	176
Ed Hickling						135
Elspeth Gibson				175	182	174
Gail Hill	183		172	170	182	169
Gareth  Trimble	136			133	132	135
Gavin Mendham				158		135
Geoff Gilbert	141			135		135
Graham MacNeil			112	115	110
Hamish Shaw			112			119
Huma Rahman			156		151
Ian Ashcroft			141	141	147	144
Ian Smallwood	123			127	121	129
James Eyre			125	124		126
Janine Ellis	147		139	139		136
Jarrod Homer						141
Jeremy Bygrave						129
Jim Pendrill	109				110	110
John Porteous				147	145	146
Jon Bale	135					139
Jonathon Dunkley						124
Julie Lucas				170	169	173
Kate Sutton				141		138
Katy Green				137
Louise Rudd			131	131		131
Malcolm Fowler	103		114
Mark Bale						117
Mathew Atkinson	137		136
Mick Fairs				126		122
Mike Cooper					125
Ned Spencer						168
Neil McAleece						225
Nicky Mowat	142					136
Nina Birch			163	170	181
Owen Ashcroft			140	144	146	145
Patrick Grannan			134	137	141	133
Paul Garnett	129		130	132		138
Paul Norris	136		137	134		131
Paul Stonier						140
Penny Hinke					162	162
Pete Stock						137
Peter Bannister						126
Peter Watson			155	156		157
Phil Smith						113
Richard Hirons	133				130	135
Rob Downs			111			108
Rob Gilbert						120
Rod Coombs			159	162
Roy Pownall			173	166	177
Sally Gilliver					133
Sally Johnston					145	140
Sarah Miles				173	166	172
Sarah Waite				147
Sharon Jones	156					154
Simon Fenton				157		166
Soraya Mason	155		153		158	152
Steffi Sperring			157			142
Steve Russell						147
Steve Smith	129
Sue Strang						144
Tom McGaff	109		114		112	114
Tony Hulme	125		129	131	127
Trevor Faulkner	185		184		171	174
Trevor Morris				114		112
Zoe Hoghton			147			146

Your form score allows you to assess how well you ran in a race by comparing your time against all other Wilmslow runners in the race given the extent to which they normally run faster or slower than you. The lower you score, the better you ran.

CHRISTLETON 5K

 FRIDAY 6^TH MAY 2011

A very humid evening in the village of Christleton, no thunder storms in sight & a few hardy Wilmslow runners. I know many of you have competed here before but for Matt, Jane & I it was a first. It is billed as flat & fast – it did not disappoint. After a few logistical issues with Matt’s sat nav sending him no where near my house & Jane misreading the map for Martin we were there. It’s a fair walk to the registration & another one to the start, once there they were keen to keep us off the roads as we know from Whitely being cancelled, Cheshire Council are trying to stop road races. We were walked to the start but without warning the claxon sounded & we were off, Graham said he had to almost leapfrog a chap who had innocently bent down to tie his laces. I didn’t see anyone until the end of the 2 laps but everyone seemed pleased with their first 5K of the year. Matt has struggled since illness at the start of the year & Jane is still struggling with sciatic pain. Graham commented on being 1 whole second slower than last year. The winner broke the course record & it was definitely a quality field. Not a Masters event for a change!

 

1)     Johnathan MELLOR –  Liverpool Harriers – 14.06 CR

20)    Eleanor BAKER – Stockport Harriers – 16.10

30)    Graham MacNeil – Wilmslow – 16.37 – 2^nd V45

91)    Louise RUDD – Wilmslow – 19.13 – 2^nd V35 11^th Lady

107)   Matt ATKINSON – Wilmlslow – 19.49

140)  Jane MULRYAN – Wilmslow – 21.04 – 1^st V55 19^th Lady

 

 

Louise

Age/sex Adjusted Times – Bluebell Trail

Summer Series Race  4

Sunday May 1

Tom is as dominant in this genre as Damian is in the main table. He has been the winner all three years we have calculate the adjusted time and has been first in all his three 2011races. His adjusted time of  1:01:17 compares with the 1:04:10 of the race winner. Malcolm was also under the race winning time and Damian, of course, equalled it.

 

	adjusted time		'discount'
Tom McGaff	1:01:17		15.2%
Malcolm Fowler	1:01:56		9.0%
Damian Nicholls	1:04:10		0.0%
Tony Hulme	1:05:11		21.0%
Jim Pendrill	1:09:17		3.8%
Nicky Mowat	1:12:53		22.2%
Ian Smallwood	1:14:18		9.0%
Andrew Whittingham	1:15:37		4.4%
Steve Smith	1:16:48		9.9%
Geoff Gilbert	1:16:58		17.5%
Paul Garnett	1:17:22		9.2%
Clare Hawkes	1:18:06		20.8%
Paul Norris	1:18:11		13.3%
Angela Maziere	1:19:34		20.4%
Jon Bale	1:20:36		9.5%
Richard Hirons	1:21:11		7.8%
Janine Ellis	1:22:27		15.2%
Soraya Mason	1:24:59		16.9%
Chris Cannon	1:25:03		14.1%
Sharon Jones	1:25:50		16.7%
Carolyn Hirons	1:26:48		16.8%
Gareth  Trimble	1:27:15		2.7%
Andrew Dodd	1:28:19		3.2%
Mathew Atkinson	1:30:39		0.0%
Trevor Faulkner	1:31:52		25.0%
Don Bullough	1:41:15		13.5%
Gail Hill	1:44:40		13.5%

 

Tony heads the table after 4 races, followed by those who have completed all four; Chris, Carolyn and Gail. Tom heads those who have run three followed by Graham, Damian, Ian (Ashcroft), Patrick, Ian (Smallwood), Andrew, Pauls Norris and Garnett, Janine, Angela, Soraya, Gareth, Trevor, Andy (Dodd) Don, Roy, Owen and Nina.

Ian

Alderley Edge Carnival 5K Saturday 21st May

Ever wondered what it would be like running a three lap 5K around the streets of Alderley ?

With the high street closed and crowds wildly cheering your every step ?

http://www.alderleyedge.com/news/article/4065/start-the-may-fair-celebrations-with-a-5k-run

Read the feature above and get your entries in .

Will you be able to say " I ran the first ever Alderley carnival 5k".

N.

Bluebell Trail - hilliest yet!

Our previous hilly races have included the Stainland 7 and the Langley.  How does the Bluebell compare?

 
The Bluebell has a total of around 1,400 feet of climbing, nearly twice that of the Langley and significantly more than the Stainland 7.  It does not rise so high above sea level (indeed only just gets up to the level at which Stainland starts), but is clearly the hardest climb of any club race.  The profiles for Stainland and Langley are below.

  

Plus we can also look at the Meerbrook 15k.  A challenging race over about the same distance as the Bluebell, but not quite as severe at 1,150 ft of climb.  The Meerbrook also has less gradient, with a single steady hill tackled twice, compared with the single massive cliff on the Bluebell.

 

Alderley Edge Training

The 2010 Summer Series Shirt Session

Tuesday 03 May 2011

(to enlarge, click on image - and wait)

    

Summer Series - Race 4

Bluebell Trail

Sunday May 1

Another perfect running day, another bank holiday Sunday so another opportunity to bank some points before the competition gets fiercer.

Damian was the winner, Malcolm 3rd and 1st.M45, Jim 10th., Tom 11th. and 1st.M55, Andrew 38th.

Nicky was first Wilmslow lady, Janine took the 59 points, Clare 58 then Angela, Soraya, Sharon, Carolyn and Gail.

Ian Smallwood took his second Group 3 60 points, ahead of Tony, Steve, Paul G,  Richard, Gareth, Paul N and Matt.

Jon was first in Group 4, Andy took silver and Geoff bronze then Nicky, Janine, Clare and Angela.

Group 5 winner was Chris (3 firsts and a second in four races), Soraya there again with 59, Sharon 58 then Carolyn, Gail and Trevor.

I 'did' my hamstring on Tuesday. Never done it before. I go to Wayne. I wonder how it will it will stand-up to Sunday. I know for many of you this is part and parcel of running but for me Wayne and injuries are new, perhaps I'm now a real member of the club . It's unfortunate because I'm running better than I have in years. Is running well and injury connected or co-incidence? I suspect connected. Wayne's amazed how tight some of my muscles are and how some of them I don't use at all. He gives me a few simple exercise to get them all working better. Come Sunday, not only is the hamstring is sore but the new muscles he's found really ache.  So I wimp out of what will doubtless prove to be the toughest race of the Series.

I will be on a flight back from Djerba for the next race so, whilst I'm happy to report on its impact on the Series tables (which is all I can really do for the Bluebell), it would be good for Mobberley if someone posted on the site something giving the action and flavour of the day.

 

Tony becomes overall leader. Only four now have run all the races. Chris is second, Carolyn third and Gail  fourth. Bit of a worry for them is that Damain is 5th. with Graham, Tom, Andrew, Ian Smallwood and Paul Garnett  the top 10.

Carolyn's still there, top of the Ladies with Gail in second place - not what the bookies were predicting at the start of the season. They are followed by Janine, Soraya, Angela and Nina.

Tony heads Group 3 followed by Ian (Smallwood), Paul (Garnett), Gareth and Paul (Norris) with James in 5th. looking a major threat.

Patrick leads Group 4 from Andrew, Janine, Owen, Ian (Ashcroft), Angela and Don.

Chris is the force in Group 5 with Carolyn second and Gail third. Challenging are Trevor, Nina and Roy.

Ian

South Cheshire 20

 – Shavington, Crewe, 1^st May 2011

I was told this would be good for me as final preparation for Edinburgh. So if I look at the results I could think myself to be in fine form. Especially as I’ve never raced 20 miles before I was assured of a PB!

1	Mark Hadley	M40	Halesowen AC	2:00:08
17	Adela Salt	F35	Trentham RC	2:20:23
23	Peter Bannister	SM	Wilmslow AC!	2:27:41
41	Patrick Grannan	V60 (1!)	Wilmslow RC	2:33:53
149	Finished

 

I thought I’d see the Edinburgh contingent here but they must have gone for the stroll in the Yorkshire countryside.

 I heard it was an undulating course, but failed to note the irony in that statement. That means hilly in south Cheshire and Staffordshire. This dawned on me about mile 6 after a flattish start. I moaned at mile 7 and was told it was hilly up to mile 12.

Not true! The hills went past that.  Frequently hilly between miles 5 and 14 actually. Miles 9-10 were the killer miles. Take Stainland 7and merge it with Macclesfield half marathon and it is just slightly better as it finishes with 4 flattish miles at the end. The last 200 yards were across playing fields otherwise it was all roads and paths. I have to say it was well marshalled and the massage before and after helped. Though it was not the race to forget sun cream and my gels.

It comes out as a race I don’t want to do again – even if though they gave me an envelope with money in afterwards. The only plus was I never stopped to walk up hills, I made everyone, but the bad bits were many: I couldn’t get going those last 4 miles and was overtaken a  few times, they were actually just slower than my pace up the hills, my feet felt very hot at mile 18 which I’ve never had before; and I couldn’t drink the water or eat the cake at the end!! Then I began to get cramp in my toes as I watched other people finish. And queued to get onto the M6 going home!!

2011 Summer Series > Race 4 - Bluebell Trail Race (10.3m), Halifax

Sunday, 01 May 2011

1	Damian Nicholls	M	01:04:10
3	Malcolm Fowler	M 45 (1)	01:08:04
10	Jim Pendrill	M 40	01:12:03
11	Tom McGaff	M 55 (1)	01:12:15
30	Karen Pickles (Pudsey)	F40 (1L)	01:17:26
38	Andrew Whittingham	M 40	01:19:06
48	Ian Smallwood	M 45	01:21:40
54	Tony Hulme	M 60	01:22:34
66	Steve Smith	M 45	01:25:13
67	Paul Garnett	M 45	01:25:13
83	Richard Hirons	M 45	01:28:05
95	Jon Bale	M 45	01:29:05
102	Gareth Trimble	M	01:29:41
105	Paul Norris	M 50	01:30:13
111	Matthew Atkinson	M	01:30:39
114	Andrew Dodd	M	01:31:12
129	Geoff Gilbert	M 55	01:33:16
132	Nicky Mowat	F 50	01:33:44
160	Janine Ellis	F 40	01:37:13
176	Clare Hawkes	F 50	01:38:35
177	Chris Cannon	M 50	01:38:59
189	Angela Maziere	F 50	01:40:01
204	Soraya Mason	F 45	01:42:16
215	Sharon Jones	F 40	01:43:00
218	Carolyn Hirons	F 45	01:44:23
304	Don Bullough	M 50	01:57:04
331	Gail Hill	F 35	02:01:02
342	Trevor Faulkner	M 65	02:02:32
(394 finishers)

Team Prizes : WRC Men (D+M+J) - 1st.

Full results at : http://stainlandlions.com/Club_Races/2011/Bluebell/BB2011resultsV1.htm

Photos at the following :

http://web.me.com/dgelliott/Site/The_Bluebell_Trail_2011_part_1.html

 

http://web.me.com/dgelliott/Site/The_Bluebell_Trail_2011_part_2.html

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