Eynsham 6 and 9 mile results

Author: erradmin 20th November 2011

Here are the results for today’s championship 6/9 mile runs on what was, for the marshals at least, an unexpectedly cold morning. The chip timing trial worked without any issues other than being a bit fiddly and therefore giving slightly slower times. Both the chip and “normal” times can be found below.

Jobsworth alert… Hannah wasn’t in official ERR colours, so no points awarded.

Gail won the wine, and her report follows the results.

Name	ChipTime	ManualTime	SL Pts	Also
Ben Breaker	00:44:48	00:44:43
Roger Bradley	00:44:54	00:44:52
Mark Creasey	00:46:06	00:46:02
Simon Walker	00:48:22	00:48:18	50
John Bishop	00:49:36	00:49:32	49
Natalie Dawson	00:49:48	00:49:44	50
Kevin Kavanagh	00:50:23	00:50:18	48
Martin Johnson	00:52:51	00:52:47	47
Adrian Pinnock	00:54:21	00:54:19	2×46	Joker
Steve Butler	00:55:40	00:55:32
Rain Newton-Smith	00:56:50	00:56:47
Ian Spencer	00:58:07	00:58:04
Jane Bishop	01:00:46	01:00:45	2×49	Joker
Jan Kavanagh	01:01:39	01:01:35
Rachel Green	01:01:47	01:01:42
Lindsey McCrudden	01:02:11	01:02:10	48
Marisa Keeley	01:03:15	01:03:13	47
Janis Paddon	01:03:57	01:03:54
Emma Muir	01:04:20	01:04:16	46
Julie Weiskrantz	01:05:29	01:05:26	45
Gail Morris	01:07:29	01:07:27	44
Roger Gascoigne	01:08:04	01:08:01	45
Elaine Butler	01:10:58	01:10:55	43


			CC Pts
Robert Storey	00:55:21	00:55:12	50
Graham Bridges	01:01:24	01:01:20	49
Kevin Dawson	01:01:58	01:01:52	48
Mark Tyrrell	01:02:58	01:02:55	47
Mark Schofield	01:03:27	01:03:23	46
Tony Whitlock	01:08:51	01:08:46	45
Katherine Bates	01:09:13	01:09:07	50
Jacky Pinnock	01:11:06	01:11:02	49
Hugh Morris	01:11:45	01:11:42	44
Kate Williamson	01:12:39	01:12:34	48
Larry Poole	01:15:34	01:15:29	43
Paul Creasey	01:15:35	01:15:30	42
Ian Keeley	01:18:10	01:18:04	41
Hannah Brice	01:20:03	01:19:58
Jane Larbalestier	01:26:17	01:26:10	47

It was a cold and foggy morning when we all gathered in the Ferrier’s drive way. Much anticipation as we were going to try out a new chip system. Marie and Ben were on hand to make sure we put the chips on properly.

This year it was a more picturesque start and finish in the Ferrier’s drive but a slightly longer course. We all knew what was coming as we ran down to and over the toll bridge and it was a hard slog up to the top of Wytham Hill through the fog. We did expect the fog to clear as we reached the top of the hill but it didn’t so I had never been so pleased as to see Derek looming out of the mist as it meant I could finally turn round and go back down the hill again.

Marie and Ben were waiting at the finish with giant scissors to rescue their chips from exhausted runners, well I was.

We had a fantastic breakfast afterwards at the Newlands which made it all worthwhile, though if you were a tea drinker you had to fight for your cause.