Fsen
Catherine Eddison (on 8) has won the section. Any of 4 challengers can get to 8 but Catherine’s head-to-head results cannot be overturned.
FV35-39
Currently between Gemma Scougal and Emma Birtles
Not many head-to-heads yet but Gemma is winning them.
It also depends on completions- only Gemma can get 8.
With a low number of completions, unlisted runners could possibly come in
FV40-44
Claire Maw has a fine list of 8 but Jo Taylor only needs 1 and her head-to-head will win it. Sandra Ford will win if she completes 3 more.
FV45-49
Runners with fewer than 5 are out of the reckoning: Tina Medlock has a fine record but now loses out to Sara Hammett-Ridsdale. Of runners with 6, Faye Lund might beat Sara on head-to-head but the section is not over (Faye and Sara are currently 3-2).
FV50-54
Sarah Sanderson has won the section. Tracey Shaw needs 1 more, Sarah Street-Rose and Katrina Davies need 2 but none of these can overturn Sarah Sanderson’s head-to-head position.
FV55-59
Complex. Any of Gail Colville, Maggie Steel and Jane Farrell can reach 8 but number of events done could still feature. If Gail qualifies with 8 or more she wins on head-to-heads.
FV60-64
Still open, Julie Birtles needs one more race, Gill Freer and Gillian Neal each need 2, and some need 3. If Gill doesn’t get 8, Julie Birtles wins- otherwise Gill currently leads head-to-head. But that could change in the coming races.
FV65-69
There is no likely winner though with three races left there could be a challenger: 5 minimum. Any claims?
FV70-74
Only Caroline Boyd Southern in the frame- but she neds a fifth as minimum. An unconsidered runner could get to 5.
MSen
Fine competition here. Nathaniel Redcliffe has completed 8 but Harry McGregor (needing 1 or more) would win on head-to-head, or Dominic Fielding (needs 2) or Luke Davis (needs 2) would win if complete. If all got to 8, Dominic’s head-to-head record is unbeatable.
MU20
Euan Carroll has won the U20 section with impressive results.
MV35-39
Andrew Hammet-Ridsdale has 8 races and will win unless Ben Brown competes again, in which case Ben’s head-to-head results will win. Or, 2 more races from Matt Daly would make Matt winner on head-to-heads.
MV40-44
Michael Plant leads from Nick Ibbotson, both qualified with 8, but a raft of runners are hovering needing 1 or 2 races for the eight. Likeliest appears to be Wayne Singleton with 7 currently and impressive head-to-head details. Jordan Street- now on 6- still has a chance.
MV45-49
Pete Freeman’s 8 races puts him in current first place but six other runners can get to 8 completions. The outcome is not yet clear but Paul Casson (on 7) has better head-to-head results, and if he can find 2 more races David Hanks has the best.
MV50-54
Paul Beal is leading, having the 8 races, but no fewer than 9 runners can still challenge. Peter Beever only needs one more race to overtake, and Kev Doyle also threatens.
vMV55-59
Patrick Hill leads (on 8) but 7 runners can still challenge. Philip Morgan (needs 1 race) would go top with head-to-heads, but he too would be passed by David Hanks, who needs 2 more.
MV60-64
Graham Dodd is likely winner, having beaten Martin Howman and Ian Coates (all qualified) on head-to-heads but it’s still complicated as 6 others can make 8, and results would then rule.
MV65-69
Phil Eddison has won the MV65-69 section.
MV70-74
Kelvin Bowskill has won the MV70-74 section
vMV75-79
Barring a late surge from an unconsidered runner Malcolm Rhodes wins the series if he completes at least one more race.
MV80-84
Still open. Head-to-heads are currently 2-2, so if John completes 3 more it will depend on the results, otherwise Peter wins.