January 11, 2026 In Running By Barry Kemp

SHADOWLANDS RACE 3 SERIES STANDINGS

Winter Wipeout was race 3 of the Shadowlands Winter Trail Series and we have reached the mid point with three races left to go. Following the Wipeout there are many changes to view as well as a load of fresh new blood that could easily make progress in the standings. Let’s have a look.

FEMALE OVERALL

There is no getting away from the dominance of Rachel Malthouse in the overall category as she cemented her place at the top of the standings with a third win in three races to sit on 390 points. Emma Leigh is closest with 311 points and not tracking too far behind are Eden Isabella Huntley and Georgia Campbell who are turning up every week and getting the job done. There are a lot of new names on there who could make swift progress if they enter some or all of the remaining races.

Rachel	Malthouse	390
Emma	Leigh	311
Eden Isabella	Huntley	280
Georgia	Campbell	266
Laura	Braunholtz	235
Helen	Clark	182
Jen	Shell	120
Claire	Fairbairn	120
Katie	Purvis	115
Catherine	Bonn	115
Penny	Ellis	110
Jane	Evans	110
Helen	Heaney	105
Melanie	Annable	105
Maisie	Swindells	100
Jane	Pugh	100
Helena	Gribben	98
Rachel	Russell	98
Susan	Higgins	98
Adele	Southern	96
Toosie	Bawden	94
Lizzie	Webster	94
Victoria	Cutler-Burton	92
Abi	Waterfall	92
Emily	Green	90
Sarah	Wann	89
Kate	Walker	89
Steph	Wilson	88
Tasmin	Imber	87
Floor	Christie-De Jong	85
Carol	Cervenak	84
Philippa	Cole	83
Rebecca	Diss	82
Clare	Richardson	81
Emma	Horrell	79
Hannah	Pell	78
Frances	Naylor	77
Melanie	Haughan	76
Deborah	Lee	75
Louise	Anderson	74
Hannah	Wynn	73

FV40

Emma Leigh was third FV40 at the Wipeout and proves that consistency is key as she leads the pack with 360 points ahead of Helen Clark with 225 points and newcomer Jane Pugh on 130.

Emma	Leigh	360
Helen	Clark	225
Jane	Pugh	130
Claire	Fairbairn	130
Susan	Higgins	120
Jane	Evans	120
Toosie	Bawden	120
Abi	Waterfall	110
Sarah	Wann	105
Tasmin	Imber	100
Emma	Horrell	98
Hannah	Pell	96
Deborah	Lee	94
Louise	Anderson	92

FV50

It’s wide open in the FV50 category. Anyone on this list who can get into the final three races has a strong chance of taking the title.

Helen	Heaney	130
Melanie	Annable	130
Helena	Gribben	130
Rachel	Russell	120
Floor	Christie-De Jong	120
Adele	Southern	115
Philippa	Cole	115
Clare	Richardson	110
Frances	Naylor	105
Melanie	Haughan	100

FV60

Carol sits of the table by getting over the line at the Wipeout.

Carol

Cervenak

130

MALE OVERALL

The titanic battle between Graham Malthouse and Andrew Armin could not continue as Graham was not at the Wipeout and Andrew blew the field away and now has a strong lead to go into the second half of the series. Interestingly it is the MV40 leader on Andrew’s tail now and ready to pounce if there are any slip ups. There are a whole host of people who could move into that third place which makes the next race very interesting.

Andrew	Armin	380
Andrew	Dancer	345
Gavin	Francis	252
Graham	Malthouse	250
Karl	Smith	232
Doug	Hall	220
Spencer	Booth	209
Simeon	Griggs	200
Paul	Willis	199
Scott	Dewhurst	163
Joseph	Robson	162
Benjamin	Sandall	148
Tony	Brown	143
Dean	Upton	127
Luke	Adams	120
Jonathan	Dowson	110
William	Roy	105
Paul	Tyrell	105
Jack	Taylor-Burns	105
Patrick	ONeill	100
Stewart	Mcconnell	98
Harry	Riches	98
Bertie	Marks	98
James	Purvis	96
Andrew	Phizacklea	96
Ben	Sandall	94
Brian	Kennedy	94
Dan	Hartley	92
Harrison	Abery	92
Peter	Smith	90
Jack	Carter	90
Mark	Breeze	89
Sandro	Di Simplicio	89
Chris	Wheelhouse	88
Jon	French	87
Derek	Esson	86
Richard	Bewell	86
Kieran	Conway	85
Edward	Hillier	85
Jordan	Rumbles	84
James	Moody	84
Daniel	Halpin	84
Nicholas	Inman	83
Andrew	Shell	83
William	Inman	82
Ross	Kane	82
James	Ashton	81
Karl	Maguire	81
Ian	France	80
Gordon	Wright	79
Owen	Williams	79
Lloyd	Forster	78
David	Russell	77
Stu	Milburn	77
Nicholas	Gilbert	76
Stephen	Carlin	76
Jon	Mortimer	75
Johannes	Gausden	74
Stephen	Ball	73
Simon	Tucker	72
Lewis	Keene	72
James	Torbett	71
Adam	Huitson	71
Albert	Shaw	70
Paul	Pickering	69
Lachlan	Pickering	68
Harry	McCabe	67
Sam	Allison	66
Rick	Barnes	65
Jonathan	Carr	64
Wayse	Molavian	63
Graham	Pickering	60
James	Lavery	59
Tim	Bilham	58
James	Murray	57
Grant	Gilfether	56
Andy	Harkin	55
Roy	Dods	52
Murray	Wankling	51
Andrew	Cruickshank	50
Rob	Franks	49
Stuart	Morrison	48
Anthony	Duggan	47
David	Nicklin	46
Nick	Grantham	45
Steven	Heide	44
Andrew	Barclay	43
Ayden	Alderson	42
Michael	Bradley	41
Cameron	Fraser	38
Darryl	Roe	36
Ross	Robertson	35
Reece	Mcloughlin	34
Nick	Wardle	33
Stephen	Cowell	32
Joe	Wear	31
Tom	King	30
Andrew	Smith	29
David	Guilfoyle	28
Patrick	Lishman	27
Anthony	Duffy	26
Liam	Kennedy	25
Russell	Pilling	24
Trevor	Potts	23
Ian	McAllister	22
Richard	Pell	21
Martin	Riall	20
Jack	White	19
Chris	Redfern	18

MV40

Andrew Dancer is another who has bagged three wins in a row and now sits on maximum points in category. Cast your peeps on Gavin Francis though who keeps Andrew honest with his own 314 points. Third place downwards is open for anyone to challenge in race 4.

Andrew	Dancer	390
Gavin	Francis	314
Simeon	Griggs	235
Scott	Dewhurst	205
Dean	Upton	188
Paul	Tyrell	120
Jonathan	Dowson	120
Andrew	Phizacklea	115
Dan	Hartley	110
Brian	Kennedy	110
Sandro	Di Simplicio	105
James	Moody	100
Jon	French	100
Edward	Hillier	98
Simon	Tucker	96
Daniel	Halpin	96
Ross	Kane	94
Jon	Mortimer	92
Jonathan	Carr	90
Tim	Bilham	88
Roy	Dods	87
Stuart	Morrison	86
David	Nicklin	85
Andrew	Barclay	84
Ross	Robertson	82
Nick	Wardle	81
Joe	Wear	80
Andrew	Smith	79
Patrick	Lishman	78
Liam	Kennedy	77
Ian	McAllister	76
Richard	Pell	75

MV50

Hats off to Spencer Booth who came back from injury just before Christmas to use his military mindset and turn up every week to get races finished. He could not follow up on last weeks category win but he massively extended his overall series lead. Every place underneath is there to be fought over.

Spencer	Booth	336
Stewart	Mcconnell	130
Stu	Milburn	130
Mark	Breeze	120
Stephen	Ball	120
Kieran	Conway	115
Paul	Pickering	115
Rick	Barnes	110
Gordon	Wright	105
Wayse	Molavian	105
David	Russell	100
Nick	Grantham	100
Nicholas	Gilbert	98
Steven	Heide	98
James	Torbett	96
Darryl	Roe	94
Tom	King	92
David	Guilfoyle	90
Trevor	Potts	89

MV60

Osprey Run winner Tony Brown has clocked on the fact he can snaffle this series by getting a toe on the line. He built on that with a solid second at the Wipeout. All to play for.

Tony	Brown	250
Richard	Bewell	130
Derek	Esson	120
Stephen	Cowell	115
Russell	Pilling	110
Chris	Redfern	105

MV70

Best performance of the series so far was Martin Riall taking the category win at the Wipeout. He goes top of MV70.

Martin

Riall

130