
The Chasing Sprint contains all the excitement of a chasing start in one day. Competitors run two short courses, the second of which will have starts determined by times in the first - and so first runner past the post wins.
Why not combine this event with the Harvester Relays overnight to make a weekend of racing? The Harvester is less than half an hour's drive away and the start isn't until midnight, so you'll have plenty of time to recover.
| Location | Bloom Wood is a small, hilly area with a surprising amount of technical detail; a perfect location for the Chasing Sprint. It is situated close to junction 4 of the M40. The assembly area and parking will be in a field adjacent to the competition area. Parking is £1 per car and £3 per minibus. | |
| Courses | Men’s Open Women’s Open Men’s 40+ and 16- Women’s 40+ and 16- |
Winning times for all courses will be 40-45 minutes for the prologue and chase combined. |
| Starts | Prologue: 12:30pm - 2:30pm All competitors will have at least an hour’s recovery time between the prologue and the chase. |
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| Entries | Online entries preferred or send a SEF (stating SI number or hire), a cheque (payable to JOK) and two SAEs to: Stephen Granger-Bevan, 67 Cardiff Road, Reading, RG1 8ES Email: entries08@jok.org.uk |
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| Fees | Seniors £12.00. Seniors with British Orienteering membership (National or SCOA Local) £10.00. Juniors, students, unemployed £6.00. SI hire £1.00. Pre-entry only. Closing date 10/05/2008 for postal and on-line entries. Late entries at organiser’s discretion +£2.00. |
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| Dogs | Dogs are only allowed in the car park and must be on a lead. | |
| Officials | Organiser: Pauline Sinclair, organiser08@jok.org.uk Planner: Mike Garvin Controller: Roger Thetford (TVOC) |
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IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY ALL COMPETITORS MUST REPORT TO DOWNLOAD
Competitors participate in this event at their own risk