Too Early for a YD300 thread?
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Just wondered if there is a list of starters published anywhere?
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Not seen one - Stuart's got the hang of the BCC field in emails this year! See who's there on Saturday I suppose.Ian wrote:Just wondered if there is a list of starters published anywhere?
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
I'll be there with Duncan L. I think we're planning a fairly chilled pace.
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http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/yorkshire ... 0887916320Ian wrote:Just wondered if there is a list of starters published anywhere?
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There's two I know from that list plus a guess at one. Then there's "Richard G" and "Duncan L" of this parish - I'm "Bob W" BTW. Looking at last year's list there appear to be just five who weren't traumatised enough to do it again.htrider wrote:http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/yorkshire ... 0887916320Ian wrote:Just wondered if there is a list of starters published anywhere?
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Anyone else care to align their forum name with their name on that list?
My wife did inform me this week that it's our wedding anniversary on Saturday - hadn't forgotten, honest!
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
I'm not getting anything on that page (I didn't enter that way... )htrider wrote:http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/yorkshire ... 0887916320Ian wrote:Just wondered if there is a list of starters published anywhere?
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If your on a mobile device scroll to the bottom and tap on full site.Ian wrote:I'm not getting anything on that page (I didn't enter that way... )htrider wrote:http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/yorkshire ... 0887916320Ian wrote:Just wondered if there is a list of starters published anywhere?
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Thanks PaulHopeValleyPaul wrote:If your on a mobile device scroll to the bottom and tap on full site.Ian wrote:I'm not getting anything on that page (I didn't enter that way... )
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Ian, I get that but lower down again is a list, which is here in all its glory:
John A
mark c
Richard G
David j
Phil C
Jason M
Alex P
Darryl S
Adam L
Phil S
Jonathan B
Nigel Y
Ian tomos H
peter B
Ian W
Simon C
John O
Adam O
Paul C
Michael C
jonathan k
Matthew T
ALISTAIR H
Andy S
jenny G
Jonty B
Joseph M
Rob M
chris M
olly c
chris B
John P
Emma O
Paul W
Steve J
Tom F
Amy J
martin u
Damian R
Milan T
Nik C
David M
Richard L
Andy W
Joe F
Colin A
Jon C
Mike C
Jonathan P
Giacomo M
Pete C
Frank S
Phil T
Mike H
David Knowles K
Richard A
ben w
Jamie B
Philip F
Paul G
Tom H
Simon L
Duncan L
Dan P
Bob W
John A
mark c
Richard G
David j
Phil C
Jason M
Alex P
Darryl S
Adam L
Phil S
Jonathan B
Nigel Y
Ian tomos H
peter B
Ian W
Simon C
John O
Adam O
Paul C
Michael C
jonathan k
Matthew T
ALISTAIR H
Andy S
jenny G
Jonty B
Joseph M
Rob M
chris M
olly c
chris B
John P
Emma O
Paul W
Steve J
Tom F
Amy J
martin u
Damian R
Milan T
Nik C
David M
Richard L
Andy W
Joe F
Colin A
Jon C
Mike C
Jonathan P
Giacomo M
Pete C
Frank S
Phil T
Mike H
David Knowles K
Richard A
ben w
Jamie B
Philip F
Paul G
Tom H
Simon L
Duncan L
Dan P
Bob W
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
So there is, I should've scrolled down more...
Jason M and Phil S are on the list.
That might make bettering last year's 3rd place quite tricky then
Jason M and Phil S are on the list.
That might make bettering last year's 3rd place quite tricky then
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
I'm aiming to beat my next to last placeIan wrote:So there is, I should've scrolled down more...
Jason M and Phil S are on the list.
That might make bettering last year's 3rd place quite tricky then
Don't see Stu C or Phil A on the list
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Philip said he won't be riding the YD300 this year...whitestone wrote:I'm aiming to beat my next to last placeIan wrote:So there is, I should've scrolled down more...
Jason M and Phil S are on the list.
That might make bettering last year's 3rd place quite tricky then
Don't see Stu C or Phil A on the list
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Given his efforts on the HT550 I'm not surprised to be honest. Not sure if Stuart's Achilles is fully fixed
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Anyway, next to last place is still a finish - which is more than I manged last time!whitestone wrote:Given his efforts on the HT550 I'm not surprised to be honest. Not sure if Stuart's Achilles is fully fixed
Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Chris Hope did an ITT of this last Saturday and got round in 19hrs 56mins knocking over 8 hours off the previous best.
Something to aim for this weekend.
Something to aim for this weekend.
Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
That's a bit quick! Then again his times for the Lakes 200 and the Woodcock C2C aren't exactly slow eitherAlanG wrote:Chris Hope did an ITT of this last Saturday and got round in 19hrs 56mins knocking over 8 hours off the previous best.
Something to aim for this weekend.
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Yikes! (or for Scooby Doo fans - Zoiks!) I took that long for last year's YD200 routeAlanG wrote:Chris Hope did an ITT of this last Saturday and got round in 19hrs 56mins knocking over 8 hours off the previous best.
Something to aim for this weekend.
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Stuart's Achilles is recovering slowly and I haven't yet ridden more than an hour in one ride since finishing the HT. But it's a great event and looking there could be a good scrap. Good luck to all.
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
I'm looking at survival only - if I can get round in reasonable shape by sunday eve I'll be more than happy. Plus using it as an opportunity to go Bivi bag only as its only one night.... Forecast now looking cool and showery - hey ho
Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
I don't know how many other people will have trackers, but here's a link mine: https://spotwalla.com/tripViewer.php?id ... adc5c5e623
There's a track embedded on the map if you zoom in, so you can see where I'm going
There's a track embedded on the map if you zoom in, so you can see where I'm going
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I've got a SPOT I'll post up a link Friday night, will just be one of the default mySPOT pages.
Not quite going bivy bag only - add PHD down vest, Klymit X-frame sleeping mat, long sleeved thermal and thermal shorts. The total in a Wildcat tapered dry bag weighs 990g! I suppose the sleeping mat is a bit of a luxury It's been really warm overnight round here recently - current BBC forecast is for a minimum of 12C for Saturday night.
Htrider: last year I got round in just under 35hrs but when I looked at my Strava data some ten hours of that wasn't moving. There are a lot of gates so some of that time will have been dealing with those but I had an hour's wait for a meal at a pub on Sat evening and breakfast at Feizor took an hour but some of that was drying out time There were less than five hours at the bivy.
Not quite going bivy bag only - add PHD down vest, Klymit X-frame sleeping mat, long sleeved thermal and thermal shorts. The total in a Wildcat tapered dry bag weighs 990g! I suppose the sleeping mat is a bit of a luxury It's been really warm overnight round here recently - current BBC forecast is for a minimum of 12C for Saturday night.
Htrider: last year I got round in just under 35hrs but when I looked at my Strava data some ten hours of that wasn't moving. There are a lot of gates so some of that time will have been dealing with those but I had an hour's wait for a meal at a pub on Sat evening and breakfast at Feizor took an hour but some of that was drying out time There were less than five hours at the bivy.
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Hmm... have appear to have smushed up my knees squatting weights that were probably a bit much for me (should have worked back in slower post injury).
Definitely wont be setting any records with my pace this weekend now.
Definitely wont be setting any records with my pace this weekend now.
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
You and me both! I'll be setting no records although this being my first time round this course I'm assured a PBRichard G wrote:I'll be there with Duncan L. I think we're planning a fairly chilled pace.
I'm aiming to finish full stop. I'm getting round the full 300km even if I have to walk it and it takes me 3 days! (I'm hoping it wont!)whitestone wrote:I'm aiming to beat my next to last place
It's been a long time since I was this excited / nervous before an event
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
Last year most of us bivvied somewhere between the top of Cam High Road and the climb over Great Wold/Whernside and were back by 6pm on the Sunday. This year there's a bit more distance to get to that area but I'd suggest it's a reasonable target to get to, CHR is at 180Km and the start of the Great Wold climb is roughly 190Km. With a reasonable start Sunday AM you should get either Feizor or Malham around the time the cafes open for breakfast
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Re: Too Early for a YD300 thread?
I was just looking and my emails say that the final route would be emailed 5 days before the event... but I don't have any more up to date email with a route in it.
Is there one?
Is there one?