Breakdown of Road Series Race Entrants By the Number of Road Series Races They Ran
	Number of races run during the year	2010		2009		2008		2007		2006		2005
		Entrants	%	Entrants	%	Entrants	%	Entrants	%	Entrants	%	Entrants	%
Number of  individuals running only one series race all year	1	806	41.5	718	38.6	783	40	685	35.6	714	38	603	34
Number of  individuals running two series races during the year. (On average 44% of the runners in any race only run two series races all year.)	2	146	7.5	157	8.4	157	8	118	6.1	121	6.5	136	7.8
	3	43	2.2	46	2.5	39	2	51	2.6	39	2.1	49	2.8
Number of  individuals running four races during the year (etc down)	4	24	1.2	28	1.5	21	1.1	17	0.9	23	1.2	23	1.3
	5	24	1.2	19	1.0	27	1.4	36	1.9	18	1	22	1.3
	6	10	0.5	16	0.9	14	0.7	12	0.6	13	0.7	15	0.9
	7	21	1.1	23	1.2	23	1.2	11	0.6	27	1.4	16	0.9
	8	13	0.7	15	0.8	9	0.5	10	0.5	11	0.6	18	1
	9	6	0.3	3	0.2	12	0.6	13	0.7	11	0.6	10	0.6
	10	3	0.2	3	0.2	4	0.2	7	0.4	5	0.3	2	0.1
	11	2	0.1	0	0.0	0	0	3	0.2	2	0.1	1	0.1
Number of  individuals running twelve races during the year (etc up)	12	7	0.4	4	0.2	0	0	2	0.1	7	0.4	5	0.3
	13					5	0.3	10	0.5
	Total individual runners	1105		1032		1094		975		991		900
Adding the number in the 2010 entrants column shows that 1105 individuals accounted for 1944 race entries [1944 = (1x806)+(2x146) etc. 995 individuals ran three or less races and accounted for 1227 race entries.  110 individuals ran four or more races and accounted for 717 race entries	Total race entries	1944		1859		1963		1925		1865		1751
	< 3 race entrants ---- # individuals / entries	995 / 1227		921 / 1170		979 / 1214		854 / 1074		874 / 1073		788 / 1022
	> 4 race entrants ---- # individuals / entries	110 / 717		111 / 689		115 / 749		121 / 851		117 / 792		112 / 729
						13 races		13 races
	If all of the 'three races or less runners' were to run one more race, the yearly race entries total would increase by 995. If all of the 'four races or more runners' were to run one more race the number would only increase by 103 entries. (103 as 7 already ran the max.)