Err -   - RBRR weirdness

For some reason when my Blog plages display on the Club Triumpg site the
RBRR entry list is peppered with "&nbsp" yet on my blog pages it isn't! It's
got to be something to do with the formatting but I can't work it out. If
you want a clean looking list go direct to my blog at
http://chinn.blogspot.com rather than through the CT pages

A few stats for you on the RBRR entry -
We received 100 entries in the first 9 days
75 entries were received in the first 3 days

We are now into a reserve list, we will try and make more places available
but there is a physical limit at the venues we use and really there's not a
lot we can do about that. There will be consolidation entries and the odd
drop out but I have no control over that - it happens but not with any
predictability!

If you wanted to enter but now can't, please consider getting involved as a
marshall, we really do value that help and support.

If your entry arrives in the next few days then I will put you on the
reserve list and I will hold you cheque until you are confirmed as on the
main list.


Jason


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