The Grand Grand Prix Series started in 2002 and is organised by the Oxfordshire AA.  In the competition most Oxfordshire Clubs compete against each other in a series of 14 raod races over various distances.

In the team competition the first four runners for each club score and the teams are then awarded points according to their position on a sliding scale.  The best 12 results from the 14 races in the series count towards the teams overall score.
 
In the individual competition finishers are awarded a point for every other Oxon club runner that they beat.  All 14 races in the series count towards the overall individuals score so the more races completed the more points you will score.

Races in 2008 GP Series

1.   Banbury 15
2.   White Horse Half
3.   County Road Relays
4.   Motavation1: Charrlton-On-Otmoor
5.   Charndon 5K
6.   Thame 10K
7.   Hornton 6
8.   Hook Norton 6
9.   Headington 10K
10. Witney 10
11. Woodstock 12
12. Hanney 5
13. Abingdon Marathon

14. Eynsham 10K
(see fixture list for dates)

With Steve Male and Dan Merckel finishing first and second respectivelely Oxford City won their home fixture, the Hanney 5, and despite another good performance from the men at the Eynsham 10K they remain in 6th place at the end of the 2007 series.  The Women's team droped one place to finish 11th. 

The 2008 series kicks off on the 9th March with the tough Banbury 15, see the fixture list for full details of all the races.

The team results and the first 25 positions in the Men's and Women's individual competition from 2007 and 2006 series' are attached below. The full results spreadsheets are in the files section of the Oxfordshire distance Yahoo group page: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oxonaa_distance/