We have now updated most of the results problems we are aware of, and the new results are available from the Results link in the menu above.

TempO results from Day 1 and String Course results have also been added.

We have a quite a lot of lost property from the weekend, as listed below. Please

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We are gradually sorting through a number of results queries from the weekend. The on-line results will be updated in the near future, but at present please note that there may be changes to all four days.

The most significant error we are aware of is the overall result for W75. Aplogies to Anne Donnell of BOK who should have been declared winner of this class.

During the Relays a control unit failed at Control 161. This control had two SI boxes, and the other kept working. Five people were disqualified for failing to punch at this control. A complaint was received about this disqualification. The complainant stated that they had punched the control in a pack of runners and had heard a beep, but this must have come from a runner at the other unit. 

A formal protest was received against this decision. The Controller and Organiser considered that the original decision was correct, and therefore a Jury was convened in accordance with Rule 9.3.4.

The Jury decision was as follows: "Having heard the evidence available and the proximity of the two boxes and the numbers of competitors punching simultaneously, we are satisfied that the competitor(s) would have thought the punch would have been successful. We support the protest and the reinstatement of the Wimborne team and others in the same position."

As a result of this decision, the five teams currently shown as disqualified for failing to punch at Control 161 will be reinstated in the results. This means that Team 6628 (WIMwomen) are now third on W165+.

Whilst most of us were struggling through the snow at Leith Hill and Ashdown Forest, a select group of Trail O competitors were taking part in their own competitions at Newlands Corner and Hindleap Warren. The results are now available below:

• Friday: TempO at University of Guildford, Part 1 and Part 2.
  
• Saturday: Newlands Corner.
• Sunday: Hindleap Warren.
• Combined results over 2 days.
  

So much for my weatherforecasting abilities. We had even more snow today than the previous two days, but the relays still went ahead with enthusiastic competitors setting off into the snowy wilds of Eridge Old Park.

Norwegian clubs took the main honours, with Kristiansand OK winning the JK Trophy and Wing winning the Women's Trophy.

Full results are now available. RouteGadget will follow soon. 

Pictures from Day 3 are available on the Digisport and MySportstream sites.

These links have also been added to the Publicity page. 

Day 3 at Ashdown provided more of the same, with heavy snow for the early starters. This cleared by mid-morning but it was still cold and muddy on the mix of woodland and moorland.

Daniel Hubmann produced a storming run to take a clear victory on the men's elite course over the two days, ahead of Graham Gristwood and Baptiste Rollier. Elise Egseth was the overall women's elite winner, ahead of Pippa Whitehouse and Racael Elder.

Full results and RouteGadget are now available.