Tame the Tyne Leader Board

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Update 1: 17/09/2019
We have our first offical entry for Tame the Tyne! On a wet Thursday evening Adrian got us out of the blocks with a rapid time. He has set the bar pretty high but I know there are a few others out there ready to take him down! If you fancy getting yourself on the leader board take a look here for all the info you need to enter, and read the route description here!

Official Leader Board

The results below are all of the official entries ranked by score against the submitted reference times

Position Name Club Time Score (%)
1 Adrian Hall Tyne Bridge H. 19:4093.7

Live Strava Segment

The live Strava segment shows all times for the segment. If your time is here but not in the table above then get in touch!



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