TT rankings based on times

Thanks for the replies. In a sense I was trying to head off a debate about the merits of it by my original comments and I will take it from your replies that the answer is no such ranking is maintained - although of course there do appear to be recognised UK records so the idea isn't that bad. The only TTs I ever did were drag strip ones on the A1 and both were hit by what I thought were unhelpful headwinds, in the case of the 25 so bad that I jacked it in after that! I would still be interesting in such a list and although wind is less of a factor in road running there are rankings maintained in the marathon - they used to be world bests but got upgraded to official world record status probably due to the money involved, despite all the differences in course and effects of wind etc. OK they disallow point to point courses where you can literally be blown along the whole way (eg a recent very fast Boston marathon) but against that many of these courses are very hilly (especially Boston ironically) whereas some are like TT dragstrips, Berlin and Rotterdam spring to mind. It is quite hard to find a totally flat road race and you just go with the flow and generally people know what the races in their part of the country are like and you just take that into account when comparing yourself with your rivals. Cross-country, forget it, we don't compare times or announce records although in the US where they run mostly flat parkland courses they focus more on records even across different courses. So apart from the degree of impact of a strong headwind there isn't a great deal of difference in my view between a TT ranking list and a road running one. And of course people want to post fast headline times and speeds Ruth, that seems extremely natural to me! I think you can do that AND compete on the day on a hilly course and just pit yourself against the field on the day (or the local course record). The problem is if I do say my nearest TT which is the Tour of the Campsies 25, no-one down in London will have the faintest idea what my performance equates to; if I go across the city to the almost dead flat TT there I could post a time everyone can relate to. I wouldn't call that a hang-up.