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Martini (Age Grade Calculator).
To feature in the table you must have completed road races over at least three of the following different distances:- 5 miles, 10k, 10miles, 1/2 Marathon, 20 miles and a Marathon. These may be anywhere in the country. It does not have to be a Club Championship event, but it must be officially measured.
When you have, Len Clark will be happy to add you to the list if you tell him your times, with some proof of your performance. He will select your three best performances, as calculated by the age graded tables and average them to produce a percentage for the Martini Table. Then you will be able to judge how well you are running for your age and sex compared to your colleagues.
We have now started the 2008 competition so make sure that the results of any odd "one off" races that you do are flagged up (we usually keep a track of events popular with Striders).
You can calculate your own Martini (World Association of Veteran Athletes, WAVA) rating by going to Martini (Age Grade Calculator). There is no 5 mile distances the nearest is 8k which is 4.97 miles. Len makes the necessary adjustments so that the resultant percentage equates to 5 miles.
Paul Molyneux 83.17% Gary Chandler 80.21 Gary Rayner 79.47 Malcolm Savage 78.25 Mark Crook 77.94 Chris Burgoyne 75.64 Mark Newton 75.62 Tracy Ransome 74.35 Maxine Oxlade 73.90 Lee Martin 73.27 Ian Cardy 72.42 Shaila Macaulay 71.36 Chris Beazeley 70.25 Darren Sutton 70.10 Catherine Dodd 68.98 Barry Plowman 67.44 Janet Hill 67.03 Gary Joslin 66.38 Nicky Brockbank 66.17 Gail Barker 64.40 Ian Gowers 64.40 Anthony Marsh 63.30 Jonathon Barker 62.71 James Neugebauer 62.41 Bob Gear 62.41 Jason Prail 62.01 John Hoskyn 61.54 Neil Godier 61.09 John Daly 60.67 Darren Hull 59.63 Alison Cook 59.29 Richard Barker 59.18 Paul Wheeldon 58.95 Russel Pyke 58.95 Daniel Gilby 58.54 Dave Gridley 58.47 Ian Bilboe 57.56 Richard Sandford 57.39 Robert Manning 57.11 Kerry Marsh 56.43 Vikki McEachern 56.38 Lynne Garey 55.76 Sharron Bannister 54.80 Sarah Wenman 54.42 Melanie Sirrett 53.83 Ian Brazier 52.63 Hannah Jarvis 52.19 Sarah Knowles 51.96 Sarah Moggan 51.35 Vince Dawson 50.04 Mark Nickol 50.18 Pat Knowles 50.02
Julie Bradley 55.92 Sarah Knowles 51.96
Gary Chandler 83.05% Gary Rayner 81.51 Paul Molyneux 80.39 Sarah Tucker 78.53 Mark Cook 77.46 Maxine Oxlade 76.28 Chris Purse 75.34 Tracy Ramsome 74.54 Tim Brockington 74.15 Julian Catmull 72.28 Sheila Macaulay 72.12 Richard Taylor 71.75 Ian Cardy 71.27 Gary Wright 69.74 Paul Parkinson 69.71 Barry Plowman 67.99 Liz Turk 67.91 Chris McCann 67.27 Alistair Gillan 67.15 Julie Neilson 67.09 Chris Beazeley 65.4 Xavier Vanneste 65.06 Janet Hill 64.99 Anthony Marsh 64.53 Paul Stukas 64.5 John Hoskyn 64.15 Allison Cook 63.56 Kevin Hendy 62.62 Stephen Hards 62.61 Steve Perry 61.78 Derek Pollett 61.27 Darren Sutton 61.09 Simon Bentley 60.76 Julie Bradley 60.48 Dave Gridley 59.93 Garry Joslin 59.64 Peter Mealing 59.6 Kevin Webber 58.84 Andy Hind 58.05 Zoe Dovaston 58.04 Ian Gowers 58.03 Jean Driscoll 57.73 Pat Knowles 57.55 Darran Hull 57.03 Jason Prail 56.95 Sandra Stanton 56.86 Gail Barker 56.08 Hugh Bulland 55.27 Julie Burles 54.46 Dawn Potter 54.36 Christina Winton 54.16 Daniel Jefferis 53.72
Last years winner, Paul Dobson is not allowed to enter this years competition.
To feature in the table you must have completed road races over at least three of the following different distances:- 5 miles, 10k, 10miles, 1/2 Marathon, 20 miles and a Marathon. These may be anywhere in the country. It does not have to be a Club Championship event, but it must be officially measured.
When you have, Len Clark will be happy to add you to the list if you tell him your times, with some proof of your performance. He will select your three best performances, as calculated by the age graded tables and average them to produce a percentage for the Martini Table. Then you will be able to judge how well you are running for your age and sex compared to your colleagues.
You can calculate your own Martini (World Association of Veteran Athletes, WAVA) rating by going to Martini (Age Grade Calculator). There is no 5 mile distances the nearest is 8k which is 4.97 miles. Len makes the necessary adjustments so that the resultant percentage equates to 5 miles.
What is Age Grading? Age grading is grading run
times based on a series of age factors or age standards
which can be used to compare performances at different
ages.
The Age Graded Tables were developed over a
period of years by the World Association of Veteran Athletes,
(WAVA), the world governing body for masters track and field,
long distance running, and race walking.
The tables are used by WAVA to award prizes by
age graded performance, rather than time by age group as is
usually done at
local races. The tables are graded by age and sex and correspond
approximately to world record marks for a person
of that age and sex.
The achievement levels are as follows:
100.0 = World - Record Level
over 90.0 = World Class
over 80.0 = National Class
over 70.0 = Regional Class
over 60.0 = Local Class
These tables compare the performance of all members against these standard irrespective of age and sex, for the Martini Trophy.
For example: if male aged 40
runs a 10k in 45.20 which produces a percentage grading of 61.47%
and
a female aged 45 runs a 10 mile in 1h 26m 34 sec 50.01, a grading
of 61.76%. This shows that the female's performance is better one
of the two.
You can also use these tables to to compare your own performances over the years to see whether or not you are running better now than in the past.
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