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Thu, 06/03/2008 - 13:51
Does anybody know if there is a maximum allowed time for the ultra? What with pneumonia and then a fall since Christmas my training is shot to ribbons. Do they close down after 8 or 10 hours and you ahve to hitch-hike to Galway??
David
Wed, 19/03/2008 - 18:13
#2
Thanks for that
I did it in 5 56 or thereabouts last year so with luck and reasonable weather I should get in under 8 30.
David
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Our last Ultra finishers are usually over the line in around 8.30 Slower than that shouldn't really consider the distance. It is stated in our rules that we have a 2.30 cut off for the first half marathon, 5 hours for the second half and no cut off after that. If someone is going to be out there for 9 hours that means 4 hours for the third half marathon which is stretching it a bit.