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The Hardmoors 110

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Saturday 29th to Sunday 30th May 2021

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Before 1st Dec£140 attached (UK Athletics) / £142 unattached 
From 1st Dec - £150 attached (UK Athletics) / £152 unattached  
From 1st April  - £170 attached (UK Athletics) / £172 unattached

Relay Teams - £170  

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Event Organiser - Jonathan Steele/Shirley Steele

The Hardmoors 110 Ultramarathon follows the dramatic Cleveland Way National Trail encircling the North York Moors and the Cleveland Heritage coastline.

Commencing in Filey, competitors will have a time limit of 36 hours to complete the 110 mile single stage trail race, following the stunning Cleveland Heritage coastline visiting the seaside resort of Scarborough, the old smuggling town of Robin Hood’s Bay, Dracula’s Whitby, Staithes, Runswick Bay and Saltburn, before passing through the beautiful Cleveland Hills and the North York Moors  before finishing in the market town of Helmsley.

The Hardmoors 110 2021 holds 4 old points / 5 new points to UTMB qualification.

REGISTRATION

Registration for the 2021 Hardmoors 110 will open from 0700hrs - 0745hrs on Saturday 29th May at Filey Brigg (tbc)

The race will start at 08.00 

SUPPORTED RUNNERS: MANDATORY KIT

Hat and Gloves
Waterproof Jacket with taped seams
Minimum of 1 litre water/sports drink to be carried
Headtorch/Torch
Spare Batteries
Cleveland Way Map or OS Maps
Whistle
Survival Bag (bag, not just blanket)

Mobile phone with Race Directors number stored in phone (07758 137931)
Emergency food supply (chocolate/energy bar)

SUPPORT RUNNERS

You may have a support runner from Runswick check point to the finish. 

If your support is meeting you at every suggested checkpoint and the weather is good then during the daylight hours (0500 - 2100) you will be allowed to drop to minimum kit (500ml fluid, food/gels). During the night phase(s) of the race you must carry full compulsory kit. The Race Director/Marshall's word is final on this.

UNSUPPORTED RUNNERS: MANDATORY KIT

Hat and Gloves
Waterproof Jacket
Minimum of 1 litre water/sports drink to be carried
Headtorch/Torch
Spare Batteries
Cleveland Way Map or OS Maps
Whistle
Survival Bag
Emergency food supply (chocolate/energy bar)
Full leg cover (carried or worn) eg windproof bottoms/ Tights/Tracksters etc
100 weight fleece or similar, e.g Polartec/merino wool base layer etc
Mobile phone with Race Directors number stored in phone (07758 137931)

UNSUPPORTED RUNNERS

DROP BAGS (unsupported runners only)

Drop bag 1: RAVENSCAR (22 miles)
Drop bag 2: RUNSWICK BAY (68miles)

Drop Bag 3: GRIBDALE TERRACE
Drop bag 3: OSMOTHERLEY SQUARE CORNER (90 miles)

Drop bags are NON RETURNABLE

DROP BAG SIZE

Every year we see huge drop bags with masses of food and drink etc left untouched after the event. We suggest you think about what you may need. You probably don't need enough to feed a small island in each drop bag: be sensible!

We have space for any items which may have been brought with you, i.e. warm wear, change of clothes etc (no valuables, car keys/wallets though please).Please place all these in a labelled bag and these will be taken to the race finish at Helmsley. Please also note that that sticking a sticker to the outside of a drop bag usually results in the sticker falling off. Tape the sticker on, or mark the bag with a pen, these bags will be transported in the back of a transit van with dozens of other drop bags finish bags and supplies over miles of roads, so please use common senseIf you are an unsupported runner, and time out or decide to end your race through injury etc, you must contact your nearest checkpoint asap (if you are at the back, you will be picked up by the Sweeper). You will then either be picked up from the checkpoint, or taken from the checkpoint when the checkpoint closes to the finish, or the next main checkpoint where you will then be taken to the finish. At remote checkpoints, such as Bloworth Crossing and Roseberry Topping with no vehicular access, you are expected to continue on to the nearest checkpoint i.e. last CP or next, with the sweeper, unless you are injured and cannot continue. Be prepared that you may have a long wait before you can be returned back to Filey. 

COACH

COACH = £20   For those that book the coach from Helmsley - Filey on Saturday 29th May. The coach will leave at 0600. So you need to be out waiting for it at 0550 as 0600 will be the time it will leave. Any later and you will miss it, if you miss it we cant pick you up.
It will leave from Helmsley Market Square, arriving at Filey by 0700-0715.

RACE CATEGORIES

1st MALE
2nd MALE
3rd MALE
1st FEMALE
2nd FEMALE
3rd FEMALE
1st MV50 
1st FV50 
1st MV60 & 1st FV60

1st over 70

1st Non Binary
1st SHIRE (14 stone plus)

For Shire category please email us prior to the event to say that you wish to enter this category.
First male and female finishers win one of  the Hardmoors Swords (for a year)

Checkpoints

W = WATER F = FOOD HD = HOT DRINKS DB = DROP BAGS

Checkpoint 1 Osgodby (Cayton Bay) 067 846 Postcode YO11 3HN - 5miles
Checkpoint 2 Scarborough Holbeck Hill Carpark 049 867 Postcode YO11 2XD - 7.7miles W/F
Checkpoint 3 Ravenscar Station Square 985 013 Postcode YO13 OLU 21miles
Checkpoint 4 Sandsend Carpark 860 128 Postcode Y21 3TG - 36miles W/F
Checkpoint 5 Runswick Bay (upper carpark) 807 161 Postcode TS13 5HU - 41miles W/F
Checkpoint 6 Saltburn Bandstand, Glenside 665 212 Postcode TS12 1HF - 53miles
Checkpoint 7 Roseberry Topping 578 126 - 63miles
Checkpoint 8 Gribdale Terrace, Dikes Lane (Captain Cooks Carpark)  Postcode TS9 6HN  - 65miles
Checkpoint 9 Clay Bank 571 034 - 79miles W/F
Checkpoint 10 Osmotherley Square Corner 479 959 Postcode DL6 3QB - 90miles W/F/DB
Checkpoint 11 White Horse Car Park(Sutton Bank) 518 812 102miles W/F
Finish Helmsley Outdoor Swimming Pool tbc 610 843 Postcode YO62 5BH 112 miles

 CUT OFFS

You must have passed through these checkpoints before the cut off time. If not you will be timed out

RAVENSCAR (21miles) - 1400hrs (time given - 6hrs)
SALTBURN (53miles) - 0000hrs (time given - 16 hrs)
GRIBDALE (65miles) - 0500hrs (time given - 21hrs)
OSMOTHERLEY SQUARE CORNER (90miles) - 1300hrs (time given - 29hrs)

WHITE HORSE (101 miles) - 1700hrs (time given  - 33 hours)
HELMSLEY OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL (110miles) - 2000hrs (time given -36hrs)

TIME PENALTIES

If you miss a checkpoint, you will incur a time penalty or a disqualification. The time penalties have now been logged for various checkpoints.

SUGGESTED SUPPORT POINTS

 

SCARBOROUGH HOLBECK CARPARK OS 049 867 YO11 2XD

SANDSEND OS 860 129 YO21 3TG
RUNSWICK BAY UPPER CARPARK - TS13 5HU OS 807 161

STAITHES OS 783 185

SALTBURN BANDSTAND, Glenside 665 212 Postcode TS12 1AS  

FOX AND HOUNDS PUB, SLAPEWATH OS 643 158 TS14 6PX

OSMOTHERLEY SQUARE CORNER - DL6 3QB OS 479 959

SUPPORT/SPECTATORS PLEASE NOTE:

Kildale & Ravenscar

NO SUPPORT CREWS are allowed into Ravenscar or Kildale (any breaking of this rule will lead to disqualification of the runner.
Lord Stones

Below is a link to a map where you MUST NOT park

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@54.4195079,-1.1956307,128m/data=!3m1!1e3    Copy and paste

MARSHALLS & SWEEPERS

Marshalls and sweepers have given up their time to help out at this event, some marshalls/sweepers their full weekend. Marshalling/Sweeping is a long tiring job and marshalling an ultra event is, well, ultra long and tiring but in its way very rewarding helping you guys achieve your goals. So if you are feeling a bit grumpy, hide it, be pleasant and thank the marshalls. Yes you are still capable of this after 100 miles! Any bad treatment, abusive language etc given to a Marshall will result in that competitor being disqualified from the race.

HARDMOORS 160 COMPETITORS

Along the 110 course you may pass or even be passed by Hardmoors 160 competitors, when they get to Scalby and join the 110 course they will have run close to 50 miles and missed one night's sleep already so be supportive to them and give them a few words of encouragement like " only another 100 miles to go" or "I'm glad I'm only missing one night's sleep" etc. No, seriously, a couple of words such as "well done" will go a long way for them. Their race number will have obviously 160 on it plus different colouring to your own. Oh yeah they may look a bit more tired than you do too!

A map must be carried throughout the race even if you have a GPS. Navigation isn't a major factor on the Hardmoors compared to an OMM or a LAMM but there are one or two areas that can be slightly confusing so please take note.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

These can be found on this website, but we need to bring to your attention the following:

Litter and noise

As ultra runners the majority of us have a great deal of respect for our surroundings. So please live up to our values and do not drop litter and please be quiet while passing through communities at night.

Stick to the race route

As well as the declared checkpoints there will also be several undisclosed checkpoints, if you stick to the route and DO NOT TAKE SHORTCUTS you will stumble across these CPs. If you miss any of these checkpoints then you will be disqualified

You must stick to the seafront through Scarborough

Shut all gates

When you pass through a gate YOU MUST CLOSE IT!!

Support Runners are allowed from Runswick Bay (It is optional to have a support runner not mandatory). Support runners must not carry any of your gear.

MARSHALL /RACE CONTROL

What ever the Marshall/Race control say is final! If at a checkpoint a Marshall or Race Control informs you that you should not continue for whatever reason, THEN YOU DO NOT CONTINUE!! If you arrive at a checkpoint after the checkpoint has closed, then you have timed out and your race is over!

RUNSWICK BAY

In event of the tide being in at Runswick Bay, you MUST wait with (or near to) the checkpoint marshall, until he allows you to proceed. The marshall's word is final, if you continue without the marshall's say, you will be disqualified. The time you have waited for the tide to go out and the path safe to cross, will be recorded and subtracted from your finish time.

FOOD (At Checkpoints and Race Finish)

Various Checkpoints along the Hardmoors 110 route will provide basic food (those checkpoints are listed above) Checkpoint food will be flapjacks and jelly babies etc to complement your own stores. Supported runners are expected to be catered for by their support crews. Unsupported runners are expected to carry food as well as use their three drop bags for extra supplies of food. 

Please remember unsupported runners are those deemed to be fit and able to look after themselves during and after the race.

SPORTS MASSAGES

Karen from Sports Stadium will be providing massages at the race finish for £10 for 15 minutes. Helps you be able to walk the next day.

PRESENTATION

The finishers presentation will be held at 2000hrs Sunday at the Race Finish. If you are a Class winner etc, and need to leave early we will present you your Trophy/Award early.

TIMETABLE

Fri 1700 Hardmoors 160 runners race start (Sutton Bank )

Sat 0700 - Registration

Sat 0600 - Transport leaves Helmsley for Filey (Unsupported runners)

Sat 0745 - Closure of Registration

Sat 0745 - Hardmoors 110 Race brief

Sat 0800 - Race start (110)

Sun 0200 - 0500 First few runners arrive at Finish (110)

Sun 1900 - 2000- Final runners arrive at Finish: (110 and 200)

Sun 2000- Official race finish cut off time

Sun 2000 - Race Prize/finishers ceremony

 

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