Race Results

Ful-On Tri Club Results

Club results are posted here as downloadable MS Excel files. Please click the year you wish to view. The races are listed in chronological order with the most recent at the top.

Results are prepared by the fixtures secretary. Please email any additions, revisions or omissions to the fixtures secretary (email can be found on Contacts page of this website). Please give as much of the following information as possible: Event name, Location, Date, Distances, Webpage for full results (or the complete results in an Excel file).

Ful-On Tri Club Championship - Male/Female Triathlete of the Year

The Ful-On Tri Club Championship determines the awards for Best Male and Best Female Triathlete of the Year 2008 at Sprint/Olympic Distance. The Club Championship link (right) gives the current rankings for all members taking part in the Club Championship series. You have to race at least three races from the list below to score.

The races in the 2008 club championship are as follows:

Sprint distance:

Thames Turbo Race Series 1 – 24th March
Hillingdon Tri Series 3 – 13th July
Crystal Palace Tri – 21st Sept

Olympic Distance:

Windsor – 15th June Wakefield – 6th July
Dorney Lake - 19th July
Milton Keynes – 20th July

These races are highlighted in the Events Calendar. A few basic rules:

You have to race three of these races to get a score;
If you race more than three races, then your best three will count;
At least one of your races must be olympic distance (i.e. a maximum of two sprints to count);
You must enter the race with "Ful-On Tri" as your Club name;
You should race in Ful-On Tri Club race kit where possible.

The point scoring is based on your age-adjusted time compared to a benchmark time for each race.

The results spreadsheet will be updated throughout the race season so you will be able to track your progress.

Other Ful-On Tri Awards:

Most Improved Male/Female Triathlete of the Year

This award takes each member's olympic distance PB time from our previous year's results and compares it with their Olympic PB this year to see their percentage improvement. Naturally this award goes to members who have been competing for the Club for over one year.

Best Male/Female Newcomer to the Sport

This award is only open to members who are in their first year of triathlon racing, and each athlete must race a minimum of 2 triathlon races. We use a similar points scoring to that used for the club championships and use the race with the highest score.

Best Male/Female Middle Distance Triathlete of the Year

This award is for all athletes racing half ironman/middle distance races. You must race a minimum of 2 middle distance events then the point scoring is based on your age-adjusted time compared to a benchmark time for your highest scoring 2 races.

Best Male/Female Long Distance Triathlete of the Year

This award is for all our long distance athletes who must race a minimum of 1 long course event. The point scoring is based on your age-adjusted time compared to a benchmark time for your highest scoring race.

Zurich Club Member of the Year Award

This trophy marks the generous £2,000 donation the Club received from Zurich in 2004, and what’s more, you don’t have to be fast to win it! The Zurich Club Member of the Year award is a way for Ful-On Tri to thank our top volunteers who generously give their time, energy and skills to the workings of the Club. This could be on committee, coaching, organising training camps, or volunteering at any number of the various events the Club is involved with throughout the year. Award winners are nominated and voted for by Club members and cannot hold the award for two years running. All nominees must be current Club members.

Dave Aitchison Sportsmanship Award

This trophy has been kindly donated by Dave’s family to honour the spirit of good sportsmanship which Dave so clearly stood for. The Dave Aitchison Sportsmanship award is a way for Ful-On Tri to recognise those whose acts or attitude demonstrate consideration for others in race situations where many would concentrate exclusively on their own endeavours. This could be through helping out with equipment failure on race day, providing pre-race assistance to novices at their first race, or sacrificing their own goals in order to aid a fellow competitor who has come into difficulty. Award winners are nominated and voted for by Club members and cannot hold the award for two years running. All nominees must be current Club members.