Brid RR - All-Time Lists

John Potter has kindly provided me with the All-Time lists for the Club’s Races which I am keeping updated. These give the best times for each of our Members at Club Events since the club was formed in 1983. Look for your name and see how you compare to runners of the Past and Present. Stuart Spooner Anniversary Three Mile Results: Men & Women For many years this was more or less a single lap of the old Brid 10K course. In 2012 a new course was devised but, because of bad weather, the first time that it was used for real was in 2013. Three Hills Race Results: Men & Women Carnaby Canter 10K : Men & Women The 3 Hills Race was a 6.15 mile Course that headed out to Boynton along Easton Road then over to Carnaby. It has now been superceded by the Carnaby Canter. Eddie Knapp Challenge Results : All four Races The Eddie Knapp Challenge comprises four races on four consecutive nights - 3 mile Hill race at Carnaby, 3 mile Beach Race, 1 mile race on prom and lastly a 10Km race at Kilham. Constable Handicap Results: Women Results: Men & Women This used to be two races - The Women ran 3.34 miles and Men ran 6.37 miles. Since 2011 it has been a mixed gender race over the longer course. Downhill Mile, Kilham Results: Men, Women, Kids One Mile downhill Time Trial Christmas Handicap Results: Women Results: Men & Women Results: New Kilham course Originally this was also two races. The Women ran 3.34 miles and the Men ran 6.4 miles. In 2009, 2010 and 2011 there was no race because of bad weather. The 2011 race should have been the first mixed gender race but it has been mixed since then. In 2017 this event moved to Kilham. The event is now 10K Computerised Handicapping System For a Sealed Handicap each runner is allocated an Individual Race Target Time which is based on their recent results. Points are then allocated on how well runners have performed in respect of their own Target Time. If you beat your Target Time you get more points than if you don’t. For a Staggered Handicap Race each runner is still given a Target Time - but in other respects it is the same as the traditional manual system.

Brid RR - All-Time Lists

John Potter has kindly provided me with the All-Time lists for the Club’s Races which I am keeping updated. These give the best times for each of our Members at Club Events since the club was formed in 1983. Look for your name and see how you compare to runners of the Past and Present. Stuart Spooner Anniversary Three Mile Results: Men & Women For many years this was more or less a single lap of the old Brid 10K course. In 2012 a new course was devised but, because of bad weather, the first time that it was used for real was in 2013. Three Hills Race Results: Men & Women Carnaby Canter 10K : Men & Women The 3 Hills Race was a 6.15 mile Course that headed out to Boynton along Easton Road then over to Carnaby. It has now been superceded by the Carnaby Canter. Eddie Knapp Challenge Results : All four Races The Eddie Knapp Challenge comprises four races on four consecutive nights - 3 mile Hill race at Carnaby, 3 mile Beach Race, 1 mile race on prom and lastly a 10Km race at Kilham. Constable Handicap Results: Women Results: Men & Women This used to be two races - The Women ran 3.34 miles and Men ran 6.37 miles. Since 2011 it has been a mixed gender race over the longer course. Downhill Mile, Kilham Results: Men, Women, Kids One Mile downhill Time Trial Christmas Handicap Results: Women Results: Men & Women Results: New Kilham course Originally this was also two races. The Women ran 3.34 miles and the Men ran 6.4 miles. In 2009, 2010 and 2011 there was no race because of bad weather. The 2011 race should have been the first mixed gender race but it has been mixed since then. In 2017 this event moved to Kilham. The event is now 10K Computerised Handicapping System For a Sealed Handicap each runner is allocated an Individual Race Target Time which is based on their recent results. Points are then allocated on how well runners have performed in respect of their own Target Time. If you beat your Target Time you get more points than if you don’t. For a Staggered Handicap Race each runner is still given a Target Time - but in other respects it is the same as the traditional manual system.