Schoolfrenz Rally 2008
Route Card 9 Answers
Schoolfrenz Rally 2008 Route Cards & Solutions
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 Correct Answer      1275
1679
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2275
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104Peter BoothE3003057 1278 1679 2 7 2275      
106Peter HarbordE5003035 1275 1679 1 4 2275      
108Philip RobbinsM10013117 1275 1679 1 5 2275 3 3 1970 4 4 
111Clive HodgsonE4002635 1275 1678 1 4 2275      RC2. Not much between 1678 and 1778
115Geoff MastermanE5002151 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
119Martin MooreE500193 1275 1679 1 4 2275      
121Arwel JonesN5002814 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
122Steve TurnbullE5002950 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
124Martin DeweyN5001749 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
126Steve BarberM10005753 1275 1679 1 5 2275 3 3 1970 4 4 
129Gill SweetmanE4002723 1275 1679 1 3 2275      
148Gillian GoodlassM1001519 1275 1679 1 4 2275 3 3 1970 4 4 Q9 answer of 4 assumes that the WWWW junction in GS 2074 is not sufficiently offset to be used twice. If it is then this provides a shorter route and the answer is 5
151Catherine BuckE5002242 1275 1679 2 4 2275      
156Robert OwenM100124458 1275 1679 1 5 2275 3 3 1970 5 4 Q9: If the 4-way junction in GS2074 can only be used once (to get to Rough), then the route only has 4 Y>W's. This means, however, 'hitting' a third Rake is unavoidable (White, Watersaw and High). Does this violate Rule 12?
157Paul HardyN3012054 1275 1679 0 6 2275      
165Mike BurrowsM8011411 1275 1679 2 4 2275 1 3 1970 3 4 
166Peter SmithM1018102314 1275 1679 1 4 2275 3 3 1970 5 4 
171Richard LomaxN5001058 1275 1679 1 4 2275      
173Peter RobertsonM8004244 1275 1679 1 3 2275 2 3 1970 5 4 
189Peter DaviesE532483 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
190Glynn HaywardM8004044 1275 1679 1 5 2275 2 3 1970 3 4 
196Alan LargeE4004627 1275 1679 1 2 2275      
205Tim HassallE5004618 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
209Phillip KingE5002828 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
211Iain TullieM10004955 1275 1679 1 5 2275 3 3 1970 4 4 Jn in GS 1473, from ChT, under T departing on Y to go through < counted as O>Y, rather than O>W>Y. RC's 3 & 4 increase to 2 and 6 respectively if this is considered to be O>W>Y.
218Sally BlakeN5003456 1275 1679 1 4 2275      
233Dee Rampling LeeE501952 1275 1679 1 4 2275      
234Richard LakingN500413 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
235Alan CrabtreeM9025222 1275 1679 0 4 2275 3 3 1970 5 4 Gavin - can you add this to my comments for RouteCard 8, as I can't get back to it to add comments now:- Oops! I've just seen where I dropped a point. In tidying up after sumitting everything for RC8 I now see the blue telephone in GS6604 - I had previously drawn a line over it, and didn't see it in my haste to get my answer in. It goes to show - More Haste, Less Points!!
236Kevin NugentN5002244 1275 1679 1 4 2275      
242David KilleenM9082524 1275 1679 1 4 2275 3 3 1970 3 4 
243Julian ChallisN4001831 1275 1679 2 2 2275      
247David KeetleyE401132 1275 1679 3 5 2275      
254Steve BubbE3003647 1278 1679 1 4 1376      
264Ian CanavanM10014535 1275 1679 1 4 2275 3 3 1970 4 4 
265Chris BeanN5002811 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
268Jonathan ForrestN300133 1278 1779 2 5 2275      How did I only get one on this?? Easiest one to plot so far..... I have at least got the 1 & 2 & 5 right???
269Chris TowersM10005749 1275 1679 1 4 2275 3 3 1970 4 4 
272Nigel ParishE5004422 1275 1679 1 5 2275      
275Francis TindallM9005545 1275 1679 1 4 2275 3 3 1970 3 4 
283David SmoleyE300273 7 1679 2 6 2275      
284Jo WhiteN4001919 1275 1679 1 3 2275      
287Ron BatemanN50110 1275 1679 1 5 2275