Battersea Park Race, Tuesday 6 August – ranking event

London Park Race Series Race 11
Tuesday 6 August 2013

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The final race of the 2013 London Park Orienteering Series takes place at Battersea Park. The race is part of the London Park Race Series 2013 which is organised by the London orienteering clubs. Like all races in the series, the race is suitable for beginners. Electronic timing will be used.

For the first time in the Park Race series, this final race will be a Level C event, scoring British Orienteering ranking points. Starts will be at 45 second intervals, with start and finish just inside the park gates opposite the pub.

Full leg cover is not necessary, but there are certain route choices that might go through stinging nettles and brambles (marked as undergrowth on the map).

Registration will be at The Prince Albert.

LocationBattersea Park
AddressThe Prince Albert, 85 Albert Bridge Road, Battersea
Latitude/longitude51.479, -0.166
OS grid referenceTQ274771
MapsGoogle Maps, OpenStreetMap

Entry

RegistrationBetween 1745 and 1930
Start TimesBetween 1800 and 1930

Entry on the day only. Your entry fee includes a full colour map printed on waterproof paper, which you can keep as a souvenir after your run, and a printout of your race time and splits at the end of the race.

Current members of SLOW, LOK, DFOK or MV All others
£3 £4

If you do not have your own SI card, then you can hire one for the event at no charge. A penalty of £30 will be charged for hired SI cards that are lost or not returned, and such cards will be blacklisted.

Courses

Course name Straight line Typical actual running
Long 4.4km 5km
Short 2.4km 3km

Event Centre

Registration and changing will be in a private room at The Prince Albert, by kind permission from the pub. Bags are left at your own risk. Food will be available in the bar after your run.

Further Information

If you have any questions not addressed above, please email the planner and organiser Scott Collier. The controller is Vince Roper.

Competitors take part in this race at their own risk. Entries and results will be processed by computer, your entry will be taken as agreement to this. The competition is run under the rules and guidelines of, and sanctioned by, British Orienteering.