Get your final entries in for Reigate, and Ealing. They are all excellent races and ones you really should be planning for, as well as Basingstoke
21st Sept:
Farnham Pilgrim Half and Full - off road trail
21st Sept:
Run Reigate Half Marathon (
Major Area race, closed roads) NB will sell out
28th Sept:
Ealing Half Marathon (
Major Area race, closed roads) NB will sell out
28th Sept:
Tonbridge Half Marathon - some closed roads
October
5th Oct:
Basingstoke Half (
Major Area race, closed roads) NB will sell out
12th Oct:
Chichester Half - road and trail
19th Oct:
Abingdon Marathon (flattest and fastest with PB potential)
25th Oct:
Beachy Head Marathon (not flat, not fast, offroad) NB will sell out
8th Nov:
Bexhill Poppy Half Marathon
9th Nov:
Purple Patch Grand Union Half Marathon NB will sell out
16th Nov:
Brighton 10k (
Major Area race, closed roads) NB will sell out
Pic2go Barcodes -
Some of you will have noticed that we had these galleries online considerably quicker than usual - for example Alice Holt was live on Saturday (same day), Firle and Falmer Tri were live on Sunday (same day) and Bacchus went live at 2:45pm Monday - when it would have been the first event live on sunday evening, and then the other three being made live late monday and tuesday lunchtime.
The technology is expensive, but it does give us the time advantage of getting the pictures and galleries online to you faster than ever before - so I hope you are enjoying seeing galleries on the Monday as opposed to Tuesday and even Wednesday.
If you have any questions or can think of any innovative uses for the technology, (make race numbers smaller ?) then please get in touch, we have a facebook page and twitter feed for the technology -
www.facebook.com/Pic2GoUK and
https://twitter.com/Pic2GoUK if you want to follow those too that would be great !
Future races with Pic2Go barcodes
We are still a little behind with getting in touch with future events to get them on there, so my apologies to all the race directors who are organising labels onto race numbers instead of getting them printed in the first place - but thank you ever so much for sorting it out. If you are a race director and reading this - and thinking - eh? he hasn't got in touch yet !, please do get in touch - your timelines might not be the same as ours and yours are more important - so please give me a ring.
A slight downside of the barcodes is we don't necessarily see all the completely strange and dodgy images for the blog that I might otherwise try to use (before I get moderated by the boss) - so you heard it here first - if you want to avoid being spotted in your moment of fame (some do), make sure your pic2go barcode ( "pictag" if you like) can be seen clearly, and we will probably wizz past you in the rush.
Basically this means most of my comedy material will come from anyone with a tri-belt (frankly if you use them you are deserving of this), because THEY DON'T WORK to hold your number so it is visible to the front, anyone in fancy dress (you were asking for it anyway), and people with particularly flappy hands (Magnus Pike, T-Rex) or anyone who can't use four pins, or event clips to secure their number properly.
Don't say I didn't give you a fair warning...
Some pictures from the weekend...
A few less than usual as I'm in a bit of a rush and not doing this at 1am in a sleepy haze...
Some from Alice Holt races - 10k, 5k, 3k, 1k...
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All go at Alice Holt |
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I made it here about 10 seconds before they made it here... |
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Always good to see the Farnham Runners regulars |
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that concentratey look - flying back up *that* hill |
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The rage of running |
The REP Firle Half
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Lewes 10k race director making the most of the hills |
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Hello Claire ! |
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Everyone was impressed with the cool Towels |
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Cathy put in a good turn |
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Run Happy, finish strong |
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Always listen to the commentator - for the word "food" |
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Proof that race belts DONT WORK |
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Make your own destiny |
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strange, it all looks very flat... |
Brighton Multisports Falmer Triathlon
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Full race briefing |
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Mitchell sneaks off. again. |
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The calm before the storm |
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tip touch end to end |
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peekaboo |
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strong into T1 |
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He made T1, probably a bit early on the celebrations, but good work out of the swim |
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*THE VIEW* over Ditchling Beacon, despite the mist. Probably the most unique shot you've ever seen up the Beacon of a bike race. Almost. |
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Ditchling in the the background |
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Easy climbing |
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A nice wizz around the hills |
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Correct expression of how you should feel |
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high 5, oh |
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big wave finish |
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at least someone looked in control |
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A good turnout by Brighton Tri Club |
Meanwhile at Bacchus...
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Chaaaarge !!! The Romans made a head start |
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I told you, I love running |
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Victory for the ducks |
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Joan tries the new Steyning AC club kit |
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Will run fast for it too... |
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Good team work |
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Heidi enjoyed the hills |
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A good way to work up an appetite for a nice Chianti |
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I literally have no idea what on earth is going on here |
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Rubics photobombed by the lederhosen. I never thought I'd type that. |
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"Stop citizen, your number is faulty" Batman helps again !! |
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"BUT I just want to see my two children". Mrs Vader takes no crap from the latest Fathers for Justice member. |
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You would be forgiven for thinking Horrible Histories were filming |
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You would not be forgiven if you actually thought Lynda Carter was awaiting you at the finish line. Well done Alan ! |
So that's it for the weekend, now go and get your entry in for The Run Reigate Half Marathon
http://bit.ly/Run-Reigate - it's going to be fantastic.
Until next time,
Anthony
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