Winners: Rory Harris and Lisa Walbridge

Individual Event:  (Mostly added)

Please confirm your details: name spelling, club (if any), DOB, location (town/city/county), previous number of completions of RRR (assumed 0) and UKathletics number (if attached) to Henry Marston

Full results (includes retirements) as a large web page 

Full results added as a printable .pdf file Click on the link, either to view it or right click, Save Target As and then print it

Split times with link to a table  Graphical Analysis using WinSplits, maybe easier to interpret

Records: Ben Hague (2019) 5 h 57min 18 s                      Kate Bailey (2010) 7 h 38 min 2 s
Equivalent best time: Carolyn Hunter-Rowe (1992) 6 h 50 min 00s, based on shorter course

Leading Male

Individual Female

Retirements:  Included in Full Results

30-completions

The awards are based on my records; please let me know if there is an error (contact information below). Names get spelled differently in different years (Steve or Stephen), ladies marry, and certain names have been duplicated, easy when there were two Nigel Robinson's in one year, more difficult when there were John White's in different years, from different clubs (which is not decisive) but different DOB (which usually is). 

Retirements are included with main results 

Team Result
Subject to re-scrutiny of affiliation / team membership

These are revised results due to a mis-affiliation that has been reported

Note: this differs from the Preliminary Results as:
A) Rotherham Running Club is the same as Rotherham Running Community RRC
B) Valley Hill Runners had 7 finishers so have a second team.
C) a runner has been moved from 100 Marathon Club to FRA

The calculation is on cumulative time.
Note: LDWA (as a whole) is not regarded as a bona fide teams
LDWA members: If you wish to claim membership of a section, please let me know

Relay: 

For the first time since the inaugural relays in 1997, a Mixed team is the overall winning team. One of the ladies, Charlotte Jones ran 2 stages, recording the third fastest time (overall) on Stage 4 and second fastest on Stage 6.  Their time was just over 3 minutes slower than the record Mixed Relay time from Handsworth Roadhogs in 2016. Four of the men recorded the fastest time of the day on their stages, the exception being on the last stage for which the Green Gang's 7th stage runner, Tom Shaw,  ran the Golden Boys' 8th stage after a 6 minute break (permitted to run consecutive stages as it's for a different team), just pipping the Green Gang's 8th stage runner's time.

Please let me know if you are aware of any errors / undeclared changes. rrrhenry-at-hmarston.co.uk

 Relays by Class

Team members: Please check names, and let me know if there is an error, e.g. by e-mail to RRRres@hmarston.co.uk

More detailed assessment of Relay results

Relay split times as a web page, very large, or pdf file of Relay split times showing the Teams listed in finishing order. 
Current = position at that stage in the event.  Change indicates positional change on the stage (blank for Stage 1).  Pos'n on leg is the ranking for that particular stage.

Relay leg analysis as a web page, very large, or pdf file of Relay leg analysis showing the (named) stage runners listed in order of pace based on min/km.
Stage Rank is the ranking for that particular stage.  Gain/Loss indicates positional change on the stage (No change on leg 1; it says leg 1).

Graphical Analysis  Relay splits and graphical analysis are now available

HELP:- I need to confirm team members, who ran which leg.  Are these names correct?

Please email Henry Marston to advise of errors.  The table above (of unconfirmed teams) or Split is probably the easiest to check.
Click on 'I am a human', answer question(s) and then click on the Show it! button. You should be able to click on the email address to start an email.
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