SLOW Night-O Series 2018-19
SLOW is pleased to offer a Night Orienteering series with five races from late October to March.
- Overall series results will be calculated, but you are welcome to run at just one or two if you like.
- All are based at a pub.
- All are accessible by public transport.
- All are on Tuesdays.
- All have start times from 1800 to 1930 with courses closing at 2030.
- All have a long course of 5k and a short one of 2.5k.
- All use SIAC contactless punching; cards can be hired if you do have your own.
- All cost £3 for SLOW members and Juniors. £5 for others. with £1 extra for SIAC dibber hire.
Event Schedule
The events typically take place on the fourth Tuesday of the month. The schedule for 2018-19 is this.
Date | Venue | Organiser | Details | Results |
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30 October 2018 | Richmond Park | Duncan Grassie | Details | Results |
27 November 2018 | Wimbledon Common | Peter Huzan | Details | Results |
22 January 2019 | Oxshott/Esher | Alan & Diane Leakey | Details | Results |
26 February 2019 | Wimbledon Common | Sue Carter | Details | Results |
26 March 2019 | Richmond Park | Steve Clelland | Details | Results |
Full details on each event are posted here on the SLOW website a couple of weeks before the event. If you would like to contact any of the organisers, please email the series coordinator Don McKerrow at to be put in touch.
The entry fee is £3 for SLOW members, students and juniors; £5 for others. The races use both SIAC contactless and SI electronic punching; SIAC cards are available to hire for those who do not have their own. A small number of headlamps are also available to borrow for free but you need to e-mail the organiser in advance of each race to reserve one.
Series Results
League series points are scored at each event, with 100 for the winner, 99 for 2nd place, 98 for 3rd, down to 1 point for everyone who finishes 100th place or lower. The organiser of the event scores points equal their best at any other race in the season. Men and women are included in the same combined results table for each race, and overall, but women’s positions will be highlighted in the results.
The overall results will be based on your best three scores in the series, and there will be prizes for the leading man and leading woman over the series. In the event of a tie, head-to-head results will be used.