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The Rack Raid (30th May 2010)
This 13 stage race takes place in Monmouthshire against other local running clubs and is a
great friendly and competitive day! We're hoping to enter three teams this year if we can
get the necessary 39+ runners. If you want to get into the A or B Team, you’ll need to put
in a competitive time in a race in the weeks before - for instance in the Club Handicaps in
April/May, or one of the Club Champs races, or indeed any race with officially published
results. If you’re a regular Club attender you’ve got a very good chance of getting in the C Team.
Link to Rack Raid page
The Welsh Castles Relay (12th/13th June 2010)
The second weekend in June is Welsh Castles Relay weekend. This is
a famous 20 stage event from Caernarfon near Anglesey all the way
through Wales to Cardiff, held over two days with ten races per
day. We need 20+ committed runners of any ability for this epic. Transport
and basic accommodation is laid on. Lots of fun and team bonding!
Link to Castles page
The Cotswold Way Relay (26th June 2010)
The last Saturday in June is the day for the off-road team runners.
This race, following the ancient Cotswold Way long distance path,
comprises ten stages - and in recent years we've put in four teams!
We need 40+ runners (inc lots of women). You should be prepared
to recce your leg in advance - we’ll provide plenty of help - as
the course is not marshalled and you must follow the waymarks - which
can be missed! It’s mainly off-road and very scenic. We do some
training runs over the course in the weeks leading up to the event
to familiarise ourselves with the route.
Link to Cotswold Way page
NEW The White Horse Relay (5th September 2010)
We're entering a men's and a women's team in this brand new event that rambles
mainly off-road along ancient Wiltshire trackways. There will be marvellous views
of the eight white horses, and visits to recce the course.
More information here on the organisers website
Interested?
register interest on the bulletin board or let either of the club captains know
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