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Draycote Marathon and 35 mile ultra

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Gobi Nov 2006 2:52pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin Gobi your soul is mine
Gobi Nov 2006 2:57pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin Gobi yes 2005 was a little chilli
Loon Dod Nov 2006 3:09pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin Loon Dod I have searched but cant see where to enter this anyone got a web link. Cheers
Cavey Nov 2006 3:32pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin Cavey Ok I'm toying with the idea. I see that you have to provide your own support if you haven't finished within 6 and half hours. Does that mean everyone else has packed up up and gone home?
plodding hippo Nov 2006 3:40pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo kenilworthrunners.co.uk
plodding hippo Nov 2006 3:40pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo Cavey-they pack up very slowly and i have never finished in that time span
Cavey Nov 2006 3:43pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin Cavey IF I were to do it, i'd be hoping to finish in around 7hrs, (but thats a real guesstimate as i've never run more than 13 miles) so was a bit concerned by the 6 and a half hour cut off. I'll have to have a long hard think.
plodding hippo Nov 2006 3:46pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo 7 hous wouldnt be a real problem you know you can do a marathion option too dont you
runnyeyes Nov 2006 4:24pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin runnyeyes Hi all..Draycote is my local circuit. Usually do my tempo runs round there, and often inc. it on a LSR.I'm not up to joining you (yet) ..not even done a marathon.Would it be a bit lonely for a first mara?
plodding hippo Nov 2006 4:26pm, 20 Nov 2006 0 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo it wouldnt be lonely at all becuase of the laps you get to talk to loads of people actually Like gobi tee hee