Cabbage Patch 10 2012

I was surprised it's not as well. Does anyone know if we're getting a chip time? My first time doing this fantastic race.

It depends on the race organiser putting the event on Runnersworld.  There are advantages if you intend to use their online entry system but since they hide it from none subscribers if you don't, often there isn't much point.

RW charge both organisers and entrance a percentage of the entry fee for using their online system.  The organisers might have decided it wasn't worth it.  It is a pity there is no basic list of events, such as you find at the back of the magazine

Thanks for the info Pete the Plod.

Bear B.Hind wrote (see)

RW charge both organisers and entrance a percentage of the entry fee for using their online system.  The organisers might have decided it wasn't worth it.  It is a pity there is no basic list of events, such as you find at the back of the magazine

It's possible to create an event without using RW's online entry system, in which case there's no charge.  Even if the search result comes up as "subscriber content only" at least people are made aware of the race's existence.  From what I recall, the full listing becomes available closer to the date of the race, including details of how to enter, externally to the RW site.  (For example, Kent AC's Sidcup 10, March 10th next year!   )  But it's up to the organiser to add an event, rather than RW to provide a comprehensive list.  Perhaps the organisers of the Cabbage Patch 10 don't feel the need to publicise it any further than it is already.  1,500+ finishers is quite an impressive field.  Great race, definitely considering coming back next year.

Loved it, too - friendly, well-supported race and soooooooooo flat! Definitely will return next year, as will several chums from my running club, it seems.

did wonder where the thread was. But not for long, one of those big reputation races that doesn't need to advertise much clearly.