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Abbreviations

  • ER - Experience required
  • NS - Navigational Skills Required
  • LK - Local Knowledge an advantage
  • PM - Course Partially Marked

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Sat 23rd Jun 2012 – Darren Jones Clougha Pike (R)


Race details


  • Date & time: Sat 23rd Jun 2012 at 15:00
  • Country: England
  • Region: Bowland/NW Lancs.
  • Category: AS GPS:
  • Website: bowlandfellrunners.org.uk
  • Distance: 7.9km / 4.9m
  • Climb: 400m / 1312ft
  • Venue: Quernmore Village Crossroads, Lancaster, LA2 9EH.
  • Grid ref: SD520591
  • Skills & experience: PM, NS
  • Minimum age: 16

Entry information


  • Entry on day? Entry on day allowed
  • Entry on day fee: £1.00
  • Pre-entry Pre-entry not allowed
  • Entry info:

    Plus £2.50 entry to Sportsfield.


Contact for Race Information


  • Chris Reade
  • 1 Rose Cottages, Rigg Lane, Quernmore, Lancaster, LA2 9EH
  • 01524 382315
  • [email protected]

Teams


  • Teams allowed: Teams allowed
  • Other info:

    of 3.


Records


  • Male: J. Ross – 00:36:47 – 2011
  • Female: K. Bailey – 00:42:57 – 2010

Juniors


  • Junior races: Juniors allowed
  • Other info:

    U8(over 6)/U10, 1 p.m.; U12/U14/U16, 1.30 p.m., U18 with senior race. £2 EOD, free entry to sportsfield for U18s. English Junior Championship counter.


Permit / Insurance


This race has a Permit and associated UK Athletics insurance from the FRA


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