Monthly Archives: May 2022

Course map for Coxwold – Saturday 28th May – online entry open – UPDATED!

The next NYMBO summer league event is on Saturday May 28th, with the event base at Coxwold Village Hall, YO61 4BB.

Online Entry closes midnight Thursday 26th
20% discount if you entry by Wednesday night

The event map uses a mixture of lanes, byways, and bridleways and we have special permission for the event to use the private gravel tracks in the dry valleys of Bradley Howl, Tanker Dale and Nettledale near Cold Kirby and Scawton, which are great to ride.

There will be no catering at the village hall but Coxwold has a tea shop just around the corner that will be open from 11am to 4pm. There is also the Fauconberg Arms pub / restaurant just up the hill.

Parking will be in the car park behind the village hall and with an overflow area on the grass playing field behind the hall. Please drive very carefully / slowly past the hall to the car parking area as the access is quite narrow and there may be children going to the play area or tennis courts.

Start finish locations:

UPDATED Course map here:

High Paradise Farm – Control Map

Here’s the control map for last weekend’s event at High Paradise Farm. John Dixon planned an interesting course that allowed everyone to get a decent score, and Andy and Nuno to get all 30 controls. The MapRun results so everyone’s track if you are interested in checking out the routes that people took. John’s update and event results table in the post below.

MapRun Track

MapRun Track

MapRun worked really well on Saturday, with only a couple of issues at the start and riders losing signal enroute. Everyone managed to upload their results, which is a good measure of success!

Start/Finish arrangements – one lesson from the weekend is that we need to improve the start and finish as MapRun to make sure we know exactly who is riding. Safety is really important and we want to make sure we get that right.

Registration & Start: it’s essential that everyone signs on at registration. We’re going to make this clearer to reduce the possibility of a rider going straight to the start. With SI controls we had a start list, but we don’t get that automatically with MapRun.

Finish: everyone needs to report to the finish to record their time and any penalties. there can sometimes be a delay with the MapRun upload (Garmin watch users are an example) so we’ll make this a bit more obvious. As always, if you decide to retire please make sure you report to the finish.

Emergency contact details: please make sure that your emergency contact details are up to date on the BMBO site. We have a list of riders contacts at each event and will use this to get in touch if we need to – so having your correct mobile number is important.

Feedback welcome if there’s anything else you think we need to consider!

The next event is at Coxwold on May 29th – online entry is open now

High Paradise Control

High Paradise Control

High Paradise Farm – Event results

photo control #26

control #26

Our first league event for this year enjoyed sunshine and only a light breeze – a contrast from the previous few days.

All the MapRun results are available via the appp or at this link. Remember that these results aren’t adjusted for penalties.

The results table, with penalties applied, is below – please get in touch if something doesn’t look right!

Thanks to John Dixon for planning this event, here’s his report:

A few good days meant the tracks were dry for the 53 riders who turned up on a sunny Saturday at High Paradise. The course was (hopefully) laid out so that most people could reach the high scores
and the fitter/faster/smarter riders had to go a bit further to mop up the lower values.

In fact two riders – Andy Conn & Nuno Cerquiera cleaned up – Andy with an impressive 23minute margin. Most were comfortably home in just under the 3 hours with quite respectable scores. Just a reminder to be careful on the public highways.

Catering at High Paradise is first class and many stayed back to enjoy sandwiches, cake, coffee and scones afterwards.

This is early days for Maprun and although the benefits are numerous it does take some getting used to! More than one rider had to be guided by the ever so patient Tim Evans to get started.
There are lessons to be learned in recording starters and finishers but all in all a grand day out

Name Class net score %
charles rebecca mayes GEN 332 63.2
alan olivia kinnear GEN 185 35.2
nuno cerquiera M21 525 100.0
jonathan williams M21 445 84.8
james chilcott M21 430 81.9
duncan archer M40 485 92.4
rik thompson M40 443 84.4
carl vincent M40 370 70.5
michael ogle M40 370 70.5
richard seabrook M40 325 61.9
andy conn M50 525 100.0
conrad ellison M50 495 94.3
philip collings M50 467 89.0
mark rowley M50 456 86.9
jeffrey barber M50 450 85.7
philip williams M50 445 84.8
adrian parker M50 423 80.6
david cowgill M50 420 80.0
Tim Evans M50 406 77.3
patrick gordon M50 368 70.1
dave robertson M50 350 66.7
paul brown M50 325 61.9
mark brown M50 315 60.0
Oliver Anderson M50 200 38.1
paul dobson M60 375 71.4
paul wood M60 365 69.5
Richard Wise M60 327 62.3
anthony jones M60 310 59.0
john lebeter M60 280 53.3
Chris Swift M60 270 51.4
Mike Barnard M60 200 38.1
john deighton M60 170 32.4
Steve Willis M70 458 87.2
ray morris M70 405 77.1
davis day M70 360 68.6
dennis jaques M70 300 57.1
john burkinshaw M70 135 25.7
Steven Wood M70 0 0.0
andy corinne parsons MIX50 325 61.9
joseph serena hartley MIX50 300 57.1
Andrea Steve Foster MIX60 427 81.3
sheila pearce W50 427 81.3
jemima parker W50 323 61.5
joan hanson W50 295 56.2
Sarah Slade W50 235 44.8
jill ellison W50 225 42.9
Angela Brand-Barker W60 455 86.7
Ceri Williams W60 205 39.0
karen blackburn W70 305 58.1