British Middles

[eddie]

What a class race!

[maprun]

What a class race!

Yep, I reckon that was possibly the most technical race I've run in the UK, with the added bonus of rain soaked summer vegetation.

[buzz]

Fantastic orienteering - thanks to all involved.

Routegadget would be fun.

[Tatty]

As would seeing the results The link on the webpage does not get you onto the results, just a link back to the webpage!

[mikey]

As would seeing the results The link on the webpage does not get you onto the results, just a link back to the webpage!

http://www.cix.co.uk/~neper/bmdc16/index.htm

[IanD]

Went out with some trepidation having heard a few moans from early finishers. But I enjoyed it and found it one of the most technically challenging courses I've ever run. A late start may have helped; the weather was a bit brighter, although there weren't as many elephant tracks as I would have expected. Vegetation thick but not hostile, better than brambles any day!

[xxx]

Tatty, the web address for results given on the BOF twitter feed works - it's on the BO front page. Can't copy/ paste it as on the go at the moment. It was posted last night.

[maprun]

Tatty, the web address for results given on the BOF twitter feed works - it's on the BO front page. Can't copy/ paste it as on the go at the moment. It was posted last night.

For me it worked on Google Chrome but not on Firefox even after rebooting.

[david_rosen]

Anyone found Routegadget?

[Simon E]

Routegadget now available.

[Scott]

Routegadget now available.

Thanks! Now if only I had the slightest idea where I went...

[EddieH]

Brilliant race, max concentration required. Amazingly little obvious advantage from late start as minimal tracking through vegetation which was an impediment but never unpleasant.

I just love low visibility orienteering so June turned out to be just perfect for me.