Results
New in 2009: please read rules regarding appeals of race results and series standings.
Note: Winners of the Overall Open and Overall Masters divisions are not eligible for the age category prizing.
2009
- Searchable results
- 2009 Ten-Miler Overall
- 2009 Ten-Miler Award Winners
- 2009 5k Overall
- 2009 5k Award Winners
- 2009 Race Report
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Don't just win your prize, claim it! Participants have 30 days to claim any prizes. Awards can be picked up at Canada Running Series, 260 The Esplanade, Toronto. Please call ahead to let us know you plan to pick up your award: 416-944-2765 x 504.
2008
- 2008 Ten-Miler Overall
- 2008 Ten-Miler Award Winners
- 2008 5k Overall
- 2008 5k Award Winners
- 2008 Race Report
2007
- 2007 Ten-Miler Overall
- 2007 Ten-Miler Award Winners
- 2007 5k Overall
- 2007 5k Award Winners
- 2007 Race Report
2006
2005
2004
2003
Pre-2003
Photos
2009
The galleries here represent highlights of the run taken by our staff
photographers. These photos are now available for purchase.
Ordering photos: Please make note of the ID of each photo you wish to order
(ID is located at the top of each individual photo page, after the race name),
then use the CRS Digital Photo Order Form.
2008
Appeals of race results
ChampionChip timed results for each race will be posted on our website shortly after the last runner crosses the Finish line. Participants will have until 12 noon local time on the Monday following each race to appeal any result. This must be done in writing to .
Final, official results will then be posted by 5pm local time on the Wednesday following [2 days later]. At that time, all results will be Official and FINAL.
Appeals of Series standings
Updated Canada Running Series points Standings will then be posted on the Thursday following the race and announcement of Final Results, by noon. Individuals will then have 7 days to appeal any points Standings, in writing, to , after which time Points Standings will become Official and FINAL.
Important note about results:
Gun Time is the official time.
All awards are based on GUN TIME – the time from the start of the race (gun) to when you cross the
finish line as per IAAF, Athletics Canada, USATF, AIMS and International Awards
standards.
Excerpt from the IAAF Road Race Handbook - Pg 196 RULE 240
Note: For road races and road walking events, the official time will be the time elapsed between the start gun and the athlete reaching the finish line. However, if an athlete crosses the start line after the start gun, his time elapsed between the start and finish line can be made known to the athlete but will not be considered as official time. The order in which athletes reach the finish line will be considered as the official finish position. 196 RULE 240
The Chip timing is purely for personal interest – to track your personal performance. Chip times will be shown in the results.