SHI 2010

[Olsoran]

Pretty sure BOC 1978 at Tentsmuir, M21E was also more than 17 km.

[EricH]

More recently ...

JK 2003 - Star Posts - 17.9k, won by Jon Duncan in 85:47 Several of this years SHI competitors were there

[SIman]

SHI relay res (m) sco (Haines-Nixon-McLeod) eng eng sco sco. (w) eng eng sco eng sco

Eng-28, Sco-24, Irl-8, Wal-7. Close!

Full results at emituk.

[Simon E]

19.8km Clumber JK day 1 1990ish

I think Eddie's memory is slightly off. M21E was 16.7km with 150m of climb. Steve Hale did 77.27 to win. I was pretty happy with 100.08, especially as it meant I wasn't last. But I was very close to last.

The British on Tentsmuir in 1978 was 17.3km. Brian Bullen won it in 98.49.

[Jon X]

I was pretty happy with 100.08, especially as it meant I wasn't last. But I was very close to last.

Happy to help you out
I remember hitting the wall big time - the last 4km took me twice as long as the first 4km

[Gross]

Just seen an email from Lorna wondering what the unengraved SHI trophy was for.... was bought in Wales some years ago for the individual so we could present something on Saturday night.... think it was actually a sugar bowl... I found it in some antique shop... greetings to the boys & girls from Cuba

[Tatty]

England are leading overnight with 28 points to Scotlands 24. Scotland won the Men's relay, England the Women's. All to play for in the Individual today then.

[greywolf]

17.1km long race on Sunday for the M21s, longest standard distance course I can remember in the UK

I don't think 'Long Black' appears anywhere in an official Guideline.

It's a lightweight (english) version of Deep Black

[SIman]

England win SHI. Ind wins for grahamgristwood Ali Mcleod, srollins and Hazel.

Well done Engand!

[denzil53]

Excellent! Are there any Individual results up yet?

[madmike]

results are on EMITUK site

[denzil53]

Many thanks.

Another superb run by Tessa today in the SHI Individual

5 Tessa HILL HOC ENG W21 1:13:13

5th out 0f 23!

[Scott]

Despite my slightly epic time on Long Black, I would like to say a big thank you to the planner, who managed to create (at least from my perspective) a very entertaining course out of what looked at first glance like a not very promising area.

[djc]

Apologies to those who've had trouble with RouteGadget for the event. The correct courses are now available here: http://www.soc.routegadget.co.uk/soc/re ... d=9&kieli=

[kedge]

...The correct courses are now available here...

djc - are you sure about that ?

The Short Wayfarers looks suspiciously like the Very Short Green Course to me. No wonder those novices took such a long time!