EVRC Race League

The EVRC Race League is a way for club members to compete against each other throughout the year, even if they are not running in the same race.Points are awarded according to position and added-up through the year. All times are age-adjusted. Members can play one ‘joker’ a year – notify a committee member at least 24 hours in advance of the race and your points will be doubled.The winners are announced at the club’s annual Christmas party.
Park run (short) league Best 6 from 10
Race (long) League Best 8 from 12

Race League Rules

Points are awarded according to position and added-up through the year.
Members can play one ‘joker’ a year – notify a committee member or Steve Sandalls or
Richard Grove in advance of the race and your points will be doubled.
Bonus points for all on-the-weekend helpers at the Evesham 10K
All race results will be adjusted using Run Britain / Power of 10 handicap rankings. All results
to be compiled by Steve Sandalls using his magic algorithms.
You can enter either one or both leagues as you wish, just let us know which before you run
your first event but you only get one Joker
Some events are TBA and subject to change as organisers have not confirmed dates yet.
All fully paid up members can compete and win including 2nd/3rd claim members.
For the Long League there will be 12 events, your best 7 results count.
For the Short League there will be 10 events, your best 6 results count.
Individual handicaps will be set on 1st January and then reviewed and adjusted as required
at beginning of April and July.
The handicap system
We will take your Power of 10 handicap as at 01 January. You can check out your handicap
as follows:
1. Go to https://www.runbritainrankings.com/
2. Select “Runners”
3. Enter your surname, first name and club then click “lookup”
4. Under profile you should see your current handicap score and your individual race
results including parkrun’s.
If you don’t have a Run Britain / Power of 10 handicap we will estimate it.
You will get a 5 second advantage per kilometre for each handicap point.
Example :