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| Posted: 03/05/13 15:45:30 30 |
Thanks Dave, |
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| Posted: 03/05/13 09:14:58 58 |
Thanks Dave, hope your right. I only looked into this as I'm running the Kent Roadrunner Mara and saw the info about GFA time changes. Am I right in saying you wait until the end of May and then apply when the GFA opens. I missed the ballot application, too busy working, so this would be an unexpected bonus if your right, and glad I sprinted for the line at Brighton to get under 3.20 by a few seconds. |
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| Posted: 02/05/13 23:20:07 07 |
Confused - I ran 3.19 at Brighton 2012 when I was 49, I am now 50, is that a qualifying time for VLM2014 GFA sub 3.20? Any clarification appreciated |
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| Posted: 12/03/13 15:55:34 34 |
Melbow, sorry to say I didn't notice. If you are desparate you run past endless hotels etc and there are a few quiet spots. Have a great weekend, jealous |
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| Posted: 26/02/13 19:34:35 35 |
Didi, Regarding the pen situation, I did the race last year and this was the one area that let it down. It was all a bit of a bun-fight to get in the start area, surrouding area was too small and congested, in the end I scaled a security fence to get in, bit risky just before the start of a marathon. We set off in 2 waves about 5-10 mins apart. Your wave is set by your predicted time on entry. Other than that brilliant event in a great city. We had lovely spring sunshine which helped, hope your all as lucky and have a great time |
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