Collated by Alan Hudson
The following races will make up the Age Related Championship for 2022
Please be aware, some dates may be subject to change.
Championship 2022
| RACE | DATE | RESULTS |
|---|---|---|
| Garstang 10K | 9th January 2022 | Results |
| St. Annes 10 Mile | 30th January 2022 | Results |
| Blackburn Winter Warmer 10K | 6th February 2022 | Results |
| Three Bridges 10k | 10th April 2022 | Results |
| Freckleton Half Marathon | 19th June 2022 | Results |
| Thornton Inter Club - 5 Mile | 28th June 2022 | Results |
| Catforth 5k | TBC | Results |
| Pilling 10k | TBC | Results |
| Riverside 10 mile | 7th August 2022 | Results |
| Green Drive 5 Mile | 5th October 2022 | Results |
BASIC RULES
Your best 4 positions only count towards the championship. – Prizes are determined by number of individuals qualified.
Eligibility
Only Members between the following ages will be allowed to compete in this year’s competition.
MALE
Between Ages 15yrs to 19yrs & 35yrs onwards
FEMALE
Between 15yrs to 19yrs & 35yrs onwards
All members reaching these ages during the current competition will be automatically entered after their birthday’s, providing they can complete the compulsory 5 races.
Easy to do: All you need is a simple calculator, together with your age on the day of the race.
Remember: Calculations must always be converted into seconds before your calculation can begin.
For Example: 5 minutes and 2 seconds must be converted to seconds
i.e.: 5 x 60 = 300 then you must add the seconds
i.e.: total from before is 300 + 2 = 302 seconds (and you’re off!! – Good Luck!!)
Please use the guide below to make your calculation.
Age Related Formula
1. Minutes multiplied by 60 then add the seconds
2. Multiply by the A.R.F (Age Related Factor – which you will get from the table.)
3. Divide by 60 which gives you the following:-
4. The figure before the point will give you your age related minutes
5. All the figures after the point you must use to do the calculation to obtain your age related seconds:-
6. 60 x 0 point – And then use the figures from (b) above here
7. Then press the percentage button on your calculator. The first two digits will be your Age Related seconds.
Follow this example from the above 1 to 4 instructions
The lovely Carmel runs a 10 mile race in 67.26 when she is 42 years old.
Therefore:-
67 x 60 + 26 = 4046 (seconds)
Multiply 4046 by 0.9473 (A.R.F. from the table)
Divide by 60 = 63.879596
a) 63 being her new time in minutes
b) 0.879596 being the figures to use next (in 4)
60 x 0.879596 % = 0.5277576
Carmel’s Age Related Time is an impressive 63.52