The 2024/25 parkrun winter series dates and locations are:-
When |
Where |
Saturday 21 December |
Worthing |
Saturday 4 January |
Chichester (Age-graded) |
Saturday 18 January |
Preston Park (Naked run*) |
Saturday 1 February |
Lancing Beach Green (Naked run*) |
Saturday 15 February |
Location X (Age-graded) |
Saturday 1 March |
Worthing |
Saturday 15 March |
Reserve date |
* For the naked run, please ensure that you do not have a timing device whilst participating in this event.
The results published by each parkrun location will be used to collate the series results. Any queries with your finish time or position should be sent to the parkrun team at that location for resolution. Your four best results will count for your final score, there will be prizes for the winner and runner up in both the men’s and women’s categories..
The scoring system is simple; one point for the first, two for second etc. If you are a non-runner at any event your score will be the total number of participants in the series plus 5 (for example: 20 participants make a non-run score of 25).
For two of the events the scoring is based on finish position, with first receiving one point etc. For two events the scoring will be based on the Age Grading percentage finishers receive in the parkrun results. The higher the percentage the better your finish place. For the two ‘naked’ events the scoring will be based on the closest finishing time to the one guessed in advance.
Note on Worthing parkruns:
Any runners who complete both Worthing parkruns during the series will have 2 points deducted from their overall score if they run faster on their 2nd run. This will be increased to 3 points if the 2nd run is also a course pb.
Handicap
Any runner who has won either the winter or summer series in the past year will automatically have a handicap of10 points added to their overall score at the end of the series.
If a parkrun in the series is cancelled an alternate date will be scheduled during on February 15th.
Members are invited to take part in their club vest and must ensure their parkrun profile lists RAW as their club for the results.
Most importantly, when participating in events in this series please remember to have your barcode available at each event. No barcode, No time, No result. It is your responsibility to remember your barcode.
Entries after the first event will not be accepted. You must be signed up by the date of the first event, even if you are unable to take part on that day.
Please note that all parkruns start at 9am. Paid for parking is in operation at most locations (all depending where you park). Please car share where possible.
For those new to parkrun, to register please click on the link below or copy and paste it into your browser. Then complete the registration form and print out your barcode:
http://www.parkrun.org.uk/register/
Dogs may only run in the series if they are the runners’ support/guide dog and must be on a hand-held lead (not cani-cross) as per parkrun UK guidance.
Runners may use a visual or hearing guide if required.
The History of the parkrun Summer Series.
Originally launched in January 2017 by Portslade Hedgehoppers, the Hedgehoppers parkrun Grand Prix Series is to open to both runners and walkers at the club and follows the parkrun ethos of being open to all – whether you like to run, walk or volunteer at one of the events.
The series is based on eight parkrun events involving all of the Brighton ones, Lancing, Peacehaven and Worthing. All parkruns start at 9am.
The Hedgehoppers parkrun Grand Prix was developed from suggestions by members Bob Page, to mirror in some form Arena 80’s super series, and Roy Taylor to fill in a long gap between West Sussex Fun Run League races in the first months of the year caused by various changes to their calendar. The parkrun Grand Prix has developed into an annual competition enabling Hedgehoppers to meet up, run, and socialise at all the local parkruns.
Run Academy Worthing member Stef Ransley felt this was something that could be mirrored and offered to Run Academy members, tailored to the club itself. Stef has now handed over the reins to Sarah Palmer.
The inaugural RAW parkrun Summer Series had its events in 2019. The 2020 summer series was hosted as a ‘not parkrun’ series due to Lockdown, followed by a break in both Winter and Summer Series of 2021 due to restrictions. The series returned in the Summer of 2022.
The results published by each parkrun location will be used to collate the series results. Any queries with your finish time or position should be sent to the parkrun team at that location for resolution. Your four best results will count for your final score, there will be prizes for the winner and runner up in both the men’s and women’s categories..
The scoring system is simple; one point for the first, two for second etc. If you are a non-runner at any event your score will be the total number of participants in the series plus 5 (for example: 20 participants make a non-run score of 25).
For two of the events the scoring is based on finish position, with first receiving one point etc. For two events the scoring will be based on the Age Grading percentage finishers receive in the parkrun results. The higher the percentage the better your finish place. For the two ‘naked’ events the scoring will be based on the closest finishing time to the one guessed in advance.
Note on Worthing parkruns:
Any runners who complete both Worthing parkruns during the series will have 2 points deducted from their overall score if they run faster on their 2nd run. This will be increased to 3 points if the 2nd run is also a course pb.
Handicap
Any runner who has won either the winter or summer series in the past year will automatically have a handicap of10 points added to their overall score at the end of the series.
If a parkrun in the series is cancelled an alternate date will be scheduled during on February 15th.
Members are invited to take part in their club vest and must ensure their parkrun profile lists RAW as their club for the results.
Most importantly, when participating in events in this series please remember to have your barcode available at each event. No barcode, No time, No result. It is your responsibility to remember your barcode.
Entries after the first event will not be accepted. You must be signed up by the date of the first event, even if you are unable to take part on that day.
Please note that all parkruns start at 9am. Paid for parking is in operation at most locations (all depending where you park). Please car share where possible.
For those new to parkrun, to register please click on the link below or copy and paste it into your browser. Then complete the registration form and print out your barcode:
http://www.parkrun.org.uk/register/
Dogs may only run in the series if they are the runners’ support/guide dog and must be on a hand-held lead (not cani-cross) as per parkrun UK guidance.
Runners may use a visual or hearing guide if required.
The History of the parkrun Summer Series.
Originally launched in January 2017 by Portslade Hedgehoppers, the Hedgehoppers parkrun Grand Prix Series is to open to both runners and walkers at the club and follows the parkrun ethos of being open to all – whether you like to run, walk or volunteer at one of the events.
The series is based on eight parkrun events involving all of the Brighton ones, Lancing, Peacehaven and Worthing. All parkruns start at 9am.
The Hedgehoppers parkrun Grand Prix was developed from suggestions by members Bob Page, to mirror in some form Arena 80’s super series, and Roy Taylor to fill in a long gap between West Sussex Fun Run League races in the first months of the year caused by various changes to their calendar. The parkrun Grand Prix has developed into an annual competition enabling Hedgehoppers to meet up, run, and socialise at all the local parkruns.
Run Academy Worthing member Stef Ransley felt this was something that could be mirrored and offered to Run Academy members, tailored to the club itself. Stef has now handed over the reins to Sarah Palmer.
The inaugural RAW parkrun Summer Series had its events in 2019. The 2020 summer series was hosted as a ‘not parkrun’ series due to Lockdown, followed by a break in both Winter and Summer Series of 2021 due to restrictions. The series returned in the Summer of 2022.