Friday 1 March 2013

parkrun stats of the week...23rd February 2013

A bit late this week, but the parkrun statistics of note for last weekend are:

209 parkrun events run (up 4 on last week). This is another new record number of events on a single parkrunday!
26,543 runners, down 2,099 on last week!
The average number of runners per parkrun event run was: 127 (down 12.7 on last week!).

14 events recorded a new record attendance this week, as follows:
Event  Record Attendance  
Barnsley122
Camperdown121
Chelmsford Central93
Claisebrook Cove127
Delta181
Gladstone92
Kawana92
Pennington Flash150
Queens91
Sandgate152
Scunthorpe161
Thetford88
Tuggeranong89
Wynnum146


The longest standing parkrun attendance record is:
Amager Faelled  146 28/08/2010

And in the UK it's:
Waterworks21523/04/2011


The highest attendance this week was 862 at Bushy Park.

The lowest attendance this week was 8 at Vejen parkrun.

81 runners (down 9 on last week) ran times under 17 minutes this week.
13 of these runners (up 8 on last week) ran under 16 minutes!
And just 1 of those ran under 15 minutes.
The fastest parkrunner in the World this week was James Poole running 14:42 at Braunstone parkrun.

The fastest 13 were as follows:
Event  Athlete  Time  
BraunstoneJames P E POOLE14:42
PooleSteve WAY15:01
Bushy ParkRowan AXE15:11
Bushy ParkBradley GOATER15:17
WoodbankAndi JONES15:31
BasingstokeDave RAGAN15:33
Sheffield HallamJaimie RODEN15:38
CardiffSam WADE15:39
PooleJacek CIELUSZECKI15:43
HuddersfieldGlen COMISH15:49
NorwichPiers ARNOLD15:53
NorwichNick EARL15:57
CardiffEdward R TAKATA15:59


The top age grade performance this week was:
Event  Athlete  Time  Age Group  Age Grade  
AberdeenCarolyn MILNE19:02    VW50-5491.51%


The fastest (valid) freedom run on the "most recent 100" list at the moment is
Runner  Date  Location  Run Time  
Peter WOODWARD17/02/2013Forest of Dean18:57

2 comments:

  1. What is a makes a freedom run Valid or othetwise

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    1. I tend to ignore freedom parkruns recorded for dates in the future, with a time of zero minutes and zero seconds or that would be a new world record (or close to).

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