Carnethy 5

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Well done to the 27 Hillbillies who turned out on Saturday for the 40th  Carnethy 5 Hill Race. Results Below

Some Photos

Photos taken by Cameron Scott (Flickr)

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Entries Are Now Closed

Well done to the 30 Hillbillies who made the cut. All places taken in less that five hours.

Online race entries (£12) for the ‘Tiso’ Carnethy 5 Hill Race which takes place on Saturday 13th February open at 12 Noon today (Tuesday 5th January). A link to the online entry site can be found HERE.

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There was excellent coverage of February’s Carnethy 5 on BBC2′s Adventure Show last night with loads of Carnegie runners featured including an interview with Nick Weir.

For those that missed it yesterday here’s the chance to watch again on the web: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00jvj8j/The_Adventure_Show_2008_2009_05_04_2009/

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Thanks to Tommy for standing out in the cold to get some great photos of the Hillbillies at Carnethy.

Tommy’s Photos HERE

You can check out Tommy’s Fitness Courses and Sports Injury Therapy Blog HERE

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The incredibly popular Carnethy 5 Hill Race takes place this Saturday afternoon from Silverburn and is the opening event in our 2009 Hill Running Grand Prix.  There has been a tremendous entry of 35 club members from Carnegie Harriers which is the 2nd largest club entry behind the race organisers, Carnethy.

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The incredibly popular Carnethy 5 Hill Race from Silverburn near Penicuik will be the opening race in our 2009 Hill Running Grand Prix. This event saw 18 Carnegie runners take part in 2008 as they were quick enough to enter the event on-line. Many Harriers left it too left and the race sold out in 4 days. On-Line entries (£11) for the 2009 event which takes place at 2pm on Saturday 14th February open at midday on 5th January on the Entry Central website which can be found HERE and further details can be found on the Carnethy website HERE. The race is 6 miles and covers 5 summits with a total of 2500ft of ascent. Please entry early and this event will fill up very quickly.

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Please note that the incredibly popular Carnethy 5 Race will be via on-line entry only, with entries opening on January 5th 2009 via a link from the Carnethy 5 Race Page at: http://www.carnethy.com/ri_c5.htm#November Please pass this message on (especially to anyone without internet access – you may need to help them enter!).
The 2008 event filled up in 4.5 days and it is expected that the 2009 event will fill up even quicker, so please ensure that you get your entries in as soon as they open.
The race itself is at 2pm on Saturday 14th February 2009 and will be the opening event in our 2009 Hill Running Grand Prix.

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Here are the Carnegie runners results. Well done to all the runners for getting a place in the race and getting your first Grand Prix points.

Well done to Andy Symonds getting a third place against top competition.

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The fist race in the Carnegie Harriers 2008 Hill Race Grand Prix takes place this Saturday (16/02/08). 

I have just spoken to someone from the Carnethy club who will be doing the kit checks as people get on the bus on Saturday.  So  please remember to take a compass, a whistle and either windproof body cover or waterproofs (depending on the weather), as stated in the race details.

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I went out to have another go at the Carnethy 5 route in better weather on Saturday. It was sunny clear and hardly any wind. I saw a few walkers on the way round and didn’t see any runners until I was passed going up Carnethy Hill by Lucy Colquhorn and her spaniel  Kipper. She was making  the climb look easy. I suppose after WHW it would be like a stroll in the park for her.

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