Race report
The attached results are somewhat mis-leading.
A significant number of competitors ignored mapped uncrossable boundaries when visiting controls. In particular the fence to the south and eastern side of the play area near to control 117 (black) and the hedge / garden area just to the north of the start location.
Failure to adhere these uncrossable features may impact upon the use of the area for future events as well as not ‘being in the spirit of the sport’.
Map and terrain
The park is mapped at 1:3000 on A4.
Course information
First part: Pot any Red+Colour pair, then repeat potting a different Red+any Colour, up to a maximum of 11 pairs. Each Red must be potted only once, but Colours may be repeated. You can stop potting Red+Colour pairs at any time, before commencing to parts 2 and 3.
Second part: Pot the zero value control (control 150), to signal that you are transferring to the final colour sequence. It will be near to the Yellow control.
Third part: Finish by potting the snooker colours in sequence Yellow (112) → Green (113) → Brown (114) → Blue (115) → Pink (116) → Black (117), then Finish. You can break from the final colour sequence at any time and head for the Finish. You must punch the Finish to stop the clock.
Penalties: No penalties if you Finish in under 45 mins, thereafter penalties will be deducted at 5 points per minute (1 pt/12 seconds).
Scoring values:
All Reds: 1 point (controls 101 to 111),
Zero value: 0 points (control 150 only).
Colours:
Yellow/2 points (control 112)
Green/3 points (control 113)
Brown/4 points (control 114)
Blue/5 points (control 115)
Pink/6 points (control 116)
Black/7 points (control 117)
Colour controls will be marked with a double circle for easy recognition. Maximum possible score = 115.
Photos from the event
Pre-existing medical conditions: What you should do.
Insurance: From 1st January 2026, participants who are not members of British Orienteering will no longer be covered by British Orienteering's public liability insurance. By entering any event from 1st January 2026, you acknowledge that you are taking part at your own risk. For example, if you were to accidentally injure a member of the public or damage property during the event, you would not be covered. British Orienteering's public liability insurance used to cover non-members at events before this date.