The Kelham Island street orienteering race

When:: Thursday 8 March 2012, 19:00
Where:: The Fat Cat - Sheffield
Category:: Past Events
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Details

Long

1	Ralph	Street	39:13
2	John	Rocke	40:08
3	Oli	Johnson	40:21
4	Jonathon	Crickmore	40:48
5	Kris	Jones	43:10
6	Neil	Northrop	43:14
7	Shane	Lynch	44:34
8	Rob	Little	45:20
9	Aidan	Smith	45:49
10	Alex	Rothman	46:46
11	Michael	Beasant	47:18
12	Rhys	Findlay-Robinson	47:22
13	Ed	Nicholas	49:42
14	Karl	Marshall	51:00
15	Rachel	Rothman	52:50
16	Laura	Daniel	54:15
17	Alex	Moore	56:49
18	Amanda	Leo	57:04
19	Paul	Bradbury	58:28
20	Austin	Frost	1:03:03
21	Dave	Holmes	1:05:45
22	Kevin	Randall	1:08:28
23	Roger	Lewis	1:10:45
24	Rachel	Findlay-Robinson	1:12:17
25	Paul	Sanderson	1:31:57
26	Roy	Small	1:32:16

Medium

1	Clare	Baker	37:04
2	Peter	Gorvett	42:05
3	Nick	Lightfoot	47:08
4	Ian	Cooper	47:41
5	Henry	Marston	48:23
6	Andrew	Cook	54:14
7	Ian	Gilliver	54:51
8	Gemma	Tate	1:10:48
9	Steph Gay	Young & Horsefield	1:10:57
10	Colin	Drury	1:24:03

Short

Monika

Cooper

46:33

Safety & risk

A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event. If a competitor has a pre-existing medical condition that they think should be declared, please complete a medical form at enquiries. The sealed envelope will only be opened in an emergency.

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Venue

23 Alma Street, S3 8SA

A fine pub with a great range of beer is a good starting point for an urban event which can range up to Walkley, down to the canal or into the City Centre.