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Well done on your time

Nigel wrote:...today was just a reconnaissance, the real attempt is either tomorrow or Wednesday, so watch this space!

This statement makes me feel nevevous!

1st Sean & Nigel White 2h:02m:21s 03/04/12
2nd Andi James, Glen Bryant, Iain MacNaughton and Steve Wilson 2h:08m:57s 09/03/12
3rd Sean & Nigel White 2h:12m:22s 02/04/12
4th Glen Bryant 2h:16m:34s 10/09/11
5th Ivo and friends 2h:35m:00s 02/09/11

Nigel wrote:1st Sean & Nigel White 2h:02m:21s 03/04/12
2nd Andi James, Glen Bryant, Iain MacNaughton and Steve Wilson 2h:08m:57s 09/03/12
3rd Sean & Nigel White 2h:12m:22s 02/04/12
4th Glen Bryant 2h:16m:34s 10/09/11
5th Ivo and friends 2h:35m:00s 02/09/11

Congrats to the White family!

I wonder if a sub 2 hour time is possible....

The Raven wrote: I wonder if a sub 2 hour time is possible....

I don't see how on the current off-peak timetable. I haven't looked in detail at the peak timetable to see whether that could shave any time. Also, I see in a couple of weeks' time they are running a test of the special Olympic timetable over a long weekend Friday to Monday - I don't know if that provides any extra possibilities.

Rather frustratingly, the final train of our attempts yesterday and today arrived a full minute later than shown in the Journey Planner. I don't know if that means the JP is incorrect, as I thought unless there were passenger induced delays the DLR ran to a fixed computerised timetable.

Could be public versus working times...

Following on from a few websites that listed these top times threads, which have since been subsequently shut down. I thought I would step up to the altar and produce my own version.

For the moment (as a trial page) I have only done the recent DLR times as from this thread. The webpage can be viewed here www.explorerticket.co.uk/tubechallenge/dlrtop.htm

Note: This is very much work in process so the colours and layout as used may change. Other pages for the other challenges e.g. NLL, Zone 1 etc.) will be added once I have trawled through the pages to get the details of each attempt.

Wow! Tangy that look really cool! Good luck with the data collection!

The Raven wrote:Wow! Tangy that look really cool! Good luck with the data collection!

Well here is the full list of all recorded DLR attempts that have been made known to me. They have been sub-divided by how many stations were open at the time of the challenge being made.

http://www.explorerticket.co.uk/tubecha ... dlrtop.htm

Great stuff! And, er, I had no idea that I was so far down the list!

Are the TO times being recorded? Pudding Mill Lane was closed, but both times I went through (dry run and actual attempt) the train stopped anyway.

Current DLR league table (as of 19th October 2013):

www.explorerticket.co.uk/tubechallenge/dlrtop.htm

Current league table (as of 09/02/14)

www.explorerticket.co.uk/tubechallenge/dlrtop.htm

The Raven wrote:I wonder if a sub 2 hour time is possible....

News has reached me today that the DLR challenge can indeed be completed in under 2 hours.

That must have been one heck of a Gallions Reach - King George V connection. Congratulations, whoever you are!

Depressingly, this now means I no longer hold an alternative record that holds any real weight at all (LO reset, Zone 1 and DLR beaten). I shall have to check the new record, check the new timetables, see if I can't shave off some more time, and most importantly, get hold of that bus!

If ur as good at breaking records for the minor challengers why not set ur heights higher!