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Night Street League 8 - Gee Cross

Event #8 of the Night Street League Series 2018-19

Results and wrong answers ... 

Thu 28th Feb 2019

Type of event: Local, Night, Street
Type of terrain: Urban
Info updated: 01st Nov

Results

Event Report

Please check your results carefully for spelling/club/year of birth/correct timing and score, and let us know asap of any errors. If your score is not what you were expecting, and you don't feature in the wrong-answers list, one of us has made a mistake.

A table showing the new handicap factors for 2018-19 can be found on the Night Street League Series 2018-19 page.

Don't forget that if you can't make a particular event, you can get the map and questions from Grahame , and run by yourself before or after the day, and have your score included.

Wrong answers and rulings

(number in brackets is the correct answer)

#31 (2) Mike Greenwood 8

#32 (5) Simon Rushton + Darren Peatfield, Helen Gray 6

#54 (6) James + Edward Corden 7

#63 (77) James + Edward Corden 72

#71 (150) Iain Bell 100

#91 (2) Tracey Brereton group 2 ½


Pre Event Info

Venue: The Grapes, 289 Stockport Road, Gee Cross, Hyde SK14 5RU

Register 6.00 to 7.00pm. Starts 6.30 to 7.30pm. Fee £4/£2.

Score event with 40 minute, 60 minute or 75 minute time limit. Under 16s MUST be accompanied by an adult. 16 and 17 year olds can compete alone but ONLY with written consent from parent/guardian. Lights essential (+ back-up). High-visibility clothing compulsory.

Further information on the format and event schedule, including tips for beginners, can be found on the Night Street League Series 2018-19 page.

Additional information from the organiser

Mappers and Planners Trevor and Hazel have provided the following information ...

Terrain

Expect hills (not necessarily compulsory!) as well as northern terraces, parkland, Hyde town centre and a disused railway line (which is mostly paved but not lit) bisecting the area.

Points

A slight change to normal with points from 30 to 90 just to keep you on your toes!

Parking

The car park at the Grapes is quite small so it is likely that you will need to find parking on surrounding streets. Wych Fold and Lord Derby Road to the south west and School Lane, King Edward Road and Windsor Road to the north and north west look the best candidates. Stockport Road (because it is busy) and Joel Road (because it is narrow and double parked with residents) should be avoided. There is a small car park opposite Double Ds Café which might have spaces.

Google Maps URL showing The Grapes and surrounding area:

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Gee+Cross,+Hyde+SK14+5JR/@53.4373969,- 2.0712275,561m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x487bb5ec9f101bdb:0x1e6e245fc1af4d3b!8m2!3d5 3.440027!4d-2.0681409?hl=en

Venue - The Grapes

http://www.grapesgeecross.co.uk/

Food & Drink

The pub has asked if runners could pre-order food before they depart and the chef is happy to stay as long as needed. The pub has been particularly obliging so do stay and have a drink/eat if you can. Thanks

Reserving a map

As usual, we need to know the approximate numbers of runners so that we can ensure that we have enough maps for all.

To reserve a map for the event, please email Grahame at ,  indicating the number required, by 5pm on Monday 25th February.

If you are a "first-timer", please provide details of your club, and year of birth, along with your name.

And don't forget ...

All competitors MUST wear a high-visibility top.

There are no exceptions to this, and no excuse for not wearing one, as we can lend you one if you have forgotten yours.  

NO High Viz top, NO GO.

Location

Nearest town: Gee Cross, Hyde

Contacts / Officials

Series Co-ordinator: Grahame Crawshaw

Enquiries to 

Safety and Risk

A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event.

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