Road Runners' Time Trials
May 6 May Time Trial
It was another night for the young ones with a win for Jamie Hendry, who was first male on 26.37.
Catherine Wotherspoon fulfilled a personal ambition to win the Time Trial, managing it on 31.56.
The Wooden Spoon should have been the property of Jim Tracey but the event organisers took pity on him and asked the question: "How many times can an individual pick up the Wooden Spoon?"Instead, it went to Alistair Kerr.
The full results are here.
The monthly results to April are here.
April 4 Time Trial latest
The updated men's Time Trial Championship table is here.
The updated women's Time Trial Championship table is here.
April 1 April Time Trial
It's a big "well done" this month to Peter Knudsen, who was first male with a time of 31.59 in difficult weather conditions.
Lucy Beckwith took the women's title with a time of 36.39.
Jim Tracey continued his association with the Road Runner booby prize, also known as the wooden spoon.
Full results are here.
March 10 March Time Trial
The jury's back in and the points have been awarded for the March race.
The delay in updating the tables was caused by having to check to see who was a paid-up member among a few people who're relatively new to the club.
Statto has done his work and the job's a good 'un.
The men's Time Trial Championship table is here.
The women's Time Trial Championship table is here.
March 4 March Time Trial
A new record was set with 41 runners taking part in the March Time Trial, in which the male winner was Robert McCourt on 33.22.
First woman was Anne Hughes on 33.54 and the wooden spoon went to Elizabeth Martin, although it could also have gone to husband William or Paffa.
Full results here.
After scrutinising the results, the club's very own "Statto", Michael T Wedlock, noted that 22 runners improved their handicap mark on Tuesday night.
February 6 February Time Trial
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A piece of club history was made when Chris King became the first junior member to win a men's Time Trial.
Chris showed the rest of the 37-strong field a clean pair of heels, coming in on 27.31. |
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Mae McIsaac renewed her acquaintance with the women's trophy, winning on a time of 30.38.
Her prize comes two days after she picked up the award for first super-veteran in the ATHelite 5k. |
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Jim Tracey was the "proud" recipient of the wooden spoon this month although he may have been rather harshly chosen from several candidates for the honour.
Jim took home the prized Daffy Duck trophy. |
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January 9 Time Trial latest
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The first Time Trial of 2008 took place in horrendous weather conditions with driving rain and gale-force winds giving runners an extra handicap.
Graeme St John came tops in the men's race, on 30.44. |
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In the women's race, Jo Clark confirmed her return to form with a win.
She recorded a time of 27.49. The full results are here. Remember - RR Time Trial points were not awarded for the January event. They will be awarded for runs between February and November inclusive. |
Time Trial rules
The Time Trial Championship is scored in the same way as the Road Runners' Championship.
There will be one race each month, typically on the first or second Tuesday of each month between February and November inclusive.
Athletes' handicap marks will be based on their best time over their last three time trials.
For those with fewer than three runs, their mark will be based on their best time trial.
Full time trial rules and dates