Team Bath Athletic Club COTSWOLD WAY RELAY Saturday 30th June 2012
103 miles, 10 Stages, Off-road through the Cotswolds Chipping Campden to Bath Abbey
RESULTS	2012 CWR ENTRY FORM	TEAM DECLARATION
ORGANISERS' and PARTICIPANTS' GUIDELINES
Welcome to the organiser’s pages for the Cotswold Way Relay On these pages you should find all the information required to get the team in place for the event. Hopefully the participants can access the internet and equip themselves with the information for themselves, thus simplifying the responsibility of the Team Leaders. Please note that having recently announced that this year's CWRR would have to move to July, and received lots of emails of disappointment, I am pleased to announce that we have managed to re-negotiate the date back to the usual last weekend in June spot (ie Saturday June 30th). THE EVENT The Cotswold Way Relay is now in its 20th year, operated as 10 back-to-back races, starting each stage with a mass start at the expected arrival time of the 1st runner from the previous stage. Running from Chipping Campden in the early morning, through to the arrival at Bath Abbey in the early evening, using the waymarked route of the Cotswold Way as our route, the relay is over 90% off-road, taking in many hills, woodlands, fields and tracks, all offering spectacular views of the countryside around (if ever a runner looked up from the path to take it in!). We split the route up into 10 varied stages, varying in ascent and length, to offer a differing flavour for each runner in the team. There are no marshalls on the route, so route finding is all part of the spirit of the event. In recent years the Cotswold Way Authority has considerably improved the signage on route, as part of its upgrade to National Trail status, but there's always one or two who speed past a sign to take time to appreciate some countryside off the main route. The race route follows the National Trail precisely, with the exception of the end of Stage 7 into Wotton-under-Edge, where we avoid the High St for safety reasons. Many runners do a recce of their stage before the event, others fall in behind someone else. Most runners find that doing a recce through the beautiful Cotswolds in the company of other runners is all part of the great pleasure derived from this event. You will certainly observe more of the views during the recce than in the race.
STAGES & ROUTES	RULES SCHEDULE AND PARKING INFORMATION	WATER STATIONS
NEWS & ENTRY STATUS	PRIZE INFORMATION & T-SHIRTS	RESULTS FOR EVERY YEAR SO FAR
Race Organiser: Luke Sturgess-Durden Race Entries