The Glasshouse Series is made up five events:

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1. The Wild Horse Criterium

2. The Glasshouse 50 (Cook's Tour)

3. Wild Horse at Night (WH@N)

4. Flinders' Tour

5. The Glasshouse 100

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To qualify, you have to have three finishes in the series (this will be revised to four out of the five in 2022 with more prizes and awards for those with four finishes)

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The 2021 Ladies Series was taken out by Cheryl Kiernan after a series long tussle with Olivia Stratford and John Robinson took the men's, pipping Kevin Muller by a half point by virture of the 'half points' rule in the final round).

Series results points are calculated based on gender finish positions in three out of five events, your lowest three scores counting toward your total (four out of five in 2022):

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• 10th place = 10 points

• 45th place = 45 points

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and so on.

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The last round of the series (The Glasshouse 100) scores half points:

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• 10th place = 5 points

• 45th place = 22.5 points

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This facilitates the possibilty of big changes in the standings in the last round and as such, the opportunity to go hard one last time to move higher up the rankings.  Whether it's for the overall position or rivalry between your own running group, there will be gains to be made.

You can check the results of individual events at the AAA Racing Results home page

Current standings are in order of those who have already accumulated three finishes - with just the GH100 to go, it's still wide open when the half point rule is applied! (scroll across the table if using a mobile device).