Welcome to the Multi-Terrain Club Championship. The objective is to promote trails and multi-terrain running by finding the best races within reach and encouraging other Harriers there to ensure it’s fun as well as competitive.
To enter the 2024 competition runners need to complete 5 or more races. The races are listed below:
Fixtures 2024:
27th January: Grove Fields parkrun – 5km
25th February: The Terminator (Pewsey – approx. 10 miles)
March: Virtual challenge – 8 miles
April – Ibstone Circle – 10km date to be confirmed
27 April 2024: Chieveley Chase – 10km
19 May 2024: Nettlebed Stinger 10km
1st June 2024 – The Otmoor Challenge half marathon
15 June 2024: Offa’s Dyke 15 miles
16 June 2024 The Hampshire Hoppit Trail Half Marathon.
August: WHH virtual multi terrain challenge – 9 miles
September – Date to be confirmed: Swindon Trail Half Marathon
September: Date to be confirmed: Longworth 10k
6 October 2024: Cirencester Slog 10 miles.
November – Date to be confirmed. Rugged Radnage 10km
30 November 2024: Maverick Exposure Light Dark Oxfordshire middle (Stonor Park) – 11km
If you have any questions on the club Multi-Terrain Championship, please contact Clare Hazell.
2024 Rules
Each Harrier’s best 5 results will count towards the club championship.
The rules determining the outcome in the event of a tie between competitors are as follows:
1) In the event of a tie between two or more Harriers, the winner will be determined by the points totals earned in direct competition between the athletes concerned.
2) If a race included in the club multi-terrain championships is cancelled, the multi-terrain secretary may choose to find a suitable replacement race if practical.
Awards
Prizes will be awarded for the following:
- Champion Man (under 40)
- Runner-Up Man (under 40)
- Champion Woman (under 35)
- Runner-Up Woman (under 35)
- Veteran Man (40 and over)
- Runner-Up Veteran Man (40 and over)
- Veteran Woman (35 and over)
- Runner-Up Veteran Woman (35 and over)
- Most races entered
London Marathon place/s:
White Horse Harriers AC are allocated a place/s in the London Marathon. All first claim Harriers that complete 5 races in the championship can be entered into a draw for the place/s allocated if they wish. To be entered into the draw, runners also need to volunteer/support the club in some way during the course of the year and not already be eligible for a good-for-age entry place into the marathon.