JWOC

[afterthought]

Pete ran leg2 at BOC to 'practise 2nd leg for JWOC'.

In that respect, and with a leg1 at JK as well, Pete may be the best prepared GB athlete today. I write this before he goes out.

[ba-ba]

Aiden 2:20 down, Will 4:35 down, lets hope the long gaffles are out of the way. Go Braydawg and GalloWHAY! (make up other nicknames as you see fit)

edit: Chris gained to radio 1, 1:44 down

[jab]

Chris through Radio 6 in 9th, 3 1/2 minutes down

[ba-ba]

Czechs turned a 1min deficit into a 2min lead over leg 2 - good team selection! Would be great for them to win both relays at home (although the Norweigan women may not be so happy - anyone know why they were DSQ? Am guessing MP)
Peter now not far off Chris after the later went a bit walkabout to 17 - but Peter just made a smaller error to 18

[ba-ba]

Jonny now ahead of Adam on leg 3.
Czech last leg runner (Hubacek, though tractrac says Chloupek) losing a bit of time to Sweden's (Svensk) in 2nd - still close to 2min lead though. TracTrac seems to be playing silly buggers.

Lions try!

[ba-ba]

Czech made big mistake to 17 - however Sweden did as well. Lead down to 1.06.
Looks like Czechs have won from Sweden, but online results just gone down. Timing!

(that was the Czech's 2nd team)

[duncan b]

Are we assuming 10th for the first team and maybe 13th for the second? Well done all!

[madmike]

(although the Norweigan women may not be so happy - anyone know why they were DSQ? Am guessing MP)

it looked like she missed out a control on the last loop on the gps tracker

[Adrian]

The TV programme available about today's relays is among the best O broadcasts I've seen. Lots of TV controls, including 3 gaffled controls all visible from the same camera, which was a clever idea. The race was almost an urban, what with the blobs of dark green and the gridiron path network. I wonder how much persuading Czech TV took to put on such a show (It's not WOC, after all), and how much it cost.