CC Weymouth Easter Sunday 10, Start List

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Club News;DHC in Devon

DHC mustered a 4 man team consisting of Dave Harding, Matthew Downie, Edward Rowe and Andy Mackay to compete in the Modbury Spring Road race in Devon. The team travelled down the day before in order to get a recce of the route under their belts, but only after an essential coffee stop of course! The course was excellent, starting Modbury Sports Pavilion straight in to a number of easy climbs followed by a very long and fast descent which led to two steep climbs back to the start, the race would be 3 laps/64.4KM.Unfortunately the race did not pan out too well for DHC! Dave was genuinely unwell and quite honestly did well to make it to the start, once the race was de-neutralised Dave dropped back quickly and abandoned, Chapeau for even starting in that state!
Next out was Matt with a puncture, only just out of the neutralised zone - an unfortunate and early end to Matt’s first road race. Not to worry, plenty more to come and we know he’s going to be fast!This left Ed and Andy in the mix, Ed found the pace a little too high on this occasion falling back from the peloton, with no hope of catching Ed pulled up at the end of lap 2 so he could watch the finish and cheer on what was left of the team.Andy stuck in with the main group for the first lap, knowing his climbing wasn’t fantastic he used the long descent to get to the front to minimise the damage of the 2 steep hills back to the start. This worked well, Andy was still with the pack at the start of lap 2, however soon after he ran out of puff on the hills that seemed so gentle on the recce and lost touch with the peloton (Some sort of excuse about the previous week hill training in Wales was mentioned – he’s always got an excuse!) Andy plodded on doggedly (stupidly?) to complete the race, taking strength from the odd straggler caught and abandoner passed. Despite finishing out of touch and on his own he was far from last and pleased to have completed the race. Thanks to Dave Harding

James Atherton Road Race, Full Results

Pos No Name Club/Team
1st 57 Andrew WILLIAMS Cwmcarn Paragon Cycle Club
2nd 19 Lee FROST Tri UK
3rd 47 Andrew SYME Primera-Sports.com
4th 53 Robert WARD Danny Shane-Storck Racing
5th 10 Calum CROFT Primera-Sports.com
6th 61 William HARPER Pedal Heaven Colbornes RT
7th 7 Liam BROMILEY University of Bath CC
8th 41 Andrew PICKETT Velo Club Venta
9th 3 Joe BARRY Performance Cycles
10th 65 Benjamin MARKS Cycleworks.co.uk
11th 40 Philip PETERS Danny Shane-Storck Racing
12th 60 Rob YEATMAN Cotswold Cycles RT
13th 35 Tom MORRIS Portsmouth North End CC
14th 11 Matt CRYER Army Cycling Union
15th 27 Adrian LAWSON Ride 24/7
16th 9 James CHAMPKEN VC St Raphaël / Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
17th 56 Tim WIGGINS Team Wiggle
18th 39 Mark PERRY Ride 24/7
19th 15 Ross EVANS Live2Ride Sunwise
20th 4 Grant BAYTON Ride 24/7
21st 38 Matthew OSBORN Guernsey Velo Club
22nd 52 Liam WALSH VC St Raphaël / Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
23rd 58 Alexander WILSON Guernsey Velo Club
24th 59 Cameron WOOLSEY Spirit Bikes Racing Team
25th 14 Brook ELGIE Rock N Road Cycles
26th 64 Chris HUTCHINGS Velo Club Venta
27th 23 Rowan HORNER VC St Raphaël / Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
28th 28 Charlie LEECH Southampton University Road Club
29th 24 Chris HUTCHINGS Velo Club Venta
30th 8 Andrew CARTER Portsmouth North End CC
31st 49 Rhys THOMAS Southampton University Road Club
66 entries 59 Starters 31 Finishers

New Forest CC Club 10, 29/03/15, Results

Andrew Hanley writes......
The wet and particularly blustery conditions meant that only the brave and somewhat foolhardy ventured out to participate in the New Forest CC 2 up event on the popular P164 course, starting at Boltons Bench, heading to Beaulieu, before turning left to Ipley Crossroads and left again to Beaulieu Road Station. The committee decided that the conditions were not conducive for a safe 2 up event, so the reduced field of 13 riders went out individually. The windy conditions battered the riders with a gusting side wind on the first leg to Beaulieu, but it was the last leg from Ipley cross roads to Beaulieu Road Station that really tested the resolve and fitness, as a brutal headwind reduced speeds to barely over 10 mph. The pick of the field was again the duet of Steve Whitewick and Julian Jenkinson on the tandem in 23:17, whilst a titanic battle ensued between NFCC riders Andrew Hanley and Graham Lenton, with Andrew Hanley prevailing by a mere 7 seconds in 26:03 from Grahams’s 26:10. Richard Mason worked hard by break under the 30 minute barrier and made it in 29:42. Dave Eardley was fourth, followed by Paula Eardley and Catherine Pascoe made up the top NFCC six places.

NFCC Time Trial Results 29/03/2015
Course Distance
P164 10
Pos Name Time AVS Club
1 Andrew Hanley 00:26:03 23.0
2 Graham Lenton 00:26:10 22.9
3 Richard Mason 00:29:42 20.2
4 David Eardley 00:33:12 18.1
5 Paula Eardley 00:36:44 16.3
6 Catherine Pascoe 00:38:22 15.6

Privates
1 J Jenkinson/S Whitewick Tandem 00:23:17 25.8 Velo Refine
2 Adrian Jenkins 00:25:17 23.7 GA Cycles
3 Steve Wood 00:25:43 23.3 Antelope RT
4 Alistair Asher 00:27:14 22.0 My Pro Coach
5 Steve Skinner 00:27:35 21.8 Wessex VTTA
6 Richard Blake 00:30:19 19.8 Antelope RT
7 Chris Summers 00:30:45 19.5 Sotonia CC

Wessex Road Club Hilly 24, Full Results

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Bournemouth Arrow Good Friday 10, Start List

Big field on the P311 at Ringwood
1 Thomas Kelly Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:27:48 08:01
2 Chris Summers Sotonia CC V 00:25:56 08:02
3 Chrissie Stainton Poole Whs LV 08:03
4 Jamie Haycock Bournemouth Arrow CC 14 08:04
5 Dave Pickering Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 00:21:05 08:05
6 Stewart Harrison Andover Whs V 00:22:58 08:06
7 Luke Trussler Poole Whs 00:25:34 08:07
8 Molly Haycock Bournemouth Arrow CC 16 00:28:33 08:08
9 Rob Griffiths Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 08:09
10 Jimmy Little Velo Club St Raphael V 00:20:19 08:10
11 Martin Beale VC Raphael V 00:22:06 08:11
12 Gary Cure Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:23:57 08:12
13 Mark Jefferies New Forest CC V 00:27:58 08:13
14 Chris Ewing Fareham Whs 08:14
15 Aran Stanton Velo Club St Raphael V 08:15
16 Rupert Silman Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 00:22:56 08:16
17 Adrian Watkins Tornado Road Cycling Club V 00:25:21 08:17
18 Thomas Piloni Zoom Tri Club 08:18
19 Roy Long Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 08:19
20 Michael Ford Blazing Saddles 00:20:15 08:20
21 Colin Yeates Sotonia CC V 00:22:01 08:21
22 Adam Herridge Salisbury Triathlon Club 00:23:49 08:22
23 Alex Hall Andover Whs 14 00:27:47 08:23
24 James Cooper Salisbury Triathlon Club 08:24
25 Les Pick Poole Whs V 00:21:00 08:25
26 Alan Emmott Fareham Whs V 00:22:42 08:26
27 Rob Haycock Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:25:19 08:27
28 Kevin Ridge Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 08:28
29 Marc Wilmington Poole Whs V 08:29
30 Andy Langdown Hampshire RC V 00:20:09 08:30
31 Daniel Edwards Sotonia CC 00:21:59 08:31
32 Barrie Watkinson Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:23:42 08:32
33 Sarah Kemp Salisbury Triathlon Club L 00:27:31 08:33
34 Michael Akers Bournemouth Arrow CC 08:34
35 Andrew Phipps Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA V 00:21:00 08:35
36 Craig Weston Poole Whs V 00:22:42 08:36
37 Martin Balk New Forest CC V 00:24:59 08:37
38 Alastair Gain Poole Whs V 08:38
39 Gary Chambers Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA 08:39
40 William Grainger Andover Wheelers S 00:20:04 08:40
41 Steven Pink CC Weymouth 00:21:55 08:41
42 Jahan Hunter Sotonia CC 00:23:35 08:42
43 Rob Jones Zoom Tri Club 00:27:26 08:43
44 Paul Teague Fit to Ride 08:44
45 Wayne Pitman Poole Whs V 00:20:52 08:45
46 Peter Wilson Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:22:51 08:46
47 Matthew Pepper Fareham Wheelers CC V 00:24:48 08:47
48 Tim Townsend Zoom Tri Club V 08:48
49 Chris Randall CC Weymouth 08:49
50 Ben Boardman New Forest CC 00:19:58 08:50
51 Rob Sherrin ...a3crg V 00:21:52 08:51
52 Brendan Reese Bournemouth Arrow CC 00:23:15 08:52
53 Nick Jones Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 00:27:22 08:53
54 Caroline Light Sarum Velo L 08:54
55 Cliff Rowe Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 00:20:48 08:55
56 Gawain Young Sotonia CC V 00:22:34 08:56
57 Guy Bolton Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:25:07 08:57
58 Luke Butler Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 08:58
59 Jerry Bromyard Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA V 08:59
60 Paul Jones Primera-sports.com V 00:19:57 09:00
61 Will Soloman Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 00:21:39 09:01
62 Matt Blythe Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:23:22 09:02
63 Lizzy Yates Andover Whs V 00:27:20 09:03
64 Adam Turel Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 09:04
65 Patrick Dunn CC Weymouth V 00:20:47 09:05
66 James Horton Poole Whs 00:22:37 09:06
67 Phil Wilks Sotonia CC 00:24:37 09:07
68 Barrington Day Fareham Wheelers CC V 00:28:27 09:08
69 Graeme Lawes Andover Whs V 09:09
70 Matt Burden Severn RC 00:19:55 09:10
71 Paul King Verulam CC V 00:21:39 09:11
72 Jonathan Hyndman Sotonia CC V 00:23:33 09:12
73 Michelle Walter Bournemouth Arrow CC LV 00:27:00 09:13
74 Paul Jackson In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp RT V 09:14
75 Simon Healey Andover Whs V 00:20:38 09:15
76 John Samways Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 00:22:30 09:16
77 Sarah Wise Mud Sweat and Gears L 00:24:29 09:17
78 Phil Morris Hampshire RC V 00:29:11 09:18
79 Joe Mellery-Pratt CS Dynamo (Exmouth) 09:19
80 Greg Parker Velo Club St Raphael V 00:19:39 09:20
81 Ben Keightley Primera sports - SCU 00:21:30 09:21
82 William Simmons Bournemouth Jubilee Whs V 00:23:11 09:22
83 Robert Jolliffe New Forest CC V 00:25:36 09:23
84 Peter Summers Sotonia CC V 09:24
85 Terry Icke Velo Club St Raphael V 00:20:34 09:25
86 Mark Valentine Poole Whs 00:22:15 09:26
87 Peter Perrin Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:24:23 09:27
88 Diane Ashfield Mendip Cycling Club LV 09:28
89 Emma Houghton Salisbury Triathlon Club L 09:29
90 Bryce Dyer Velo Club St Raphael 00:19:24 09:30
91 Nick O'hara New Forest CC V 00:21:18 09:31
92 Karina Bowie Trainsharp Racing Team LV 00:23:01 09:32
93 Brian Garrard Bournemouth Arrow CC V 00:24:18 09:33
94 Craig Harris Bournemouth Jubilee Whs 09:34
95 Simon Berogna VC Raphael V 00:20:27 09:35
96 Tim Smales VC Venta 00:21:58 09:36
97 Stuart Peckham New Forest CC V 00:21:57 09:37
98 Simon Hall Andover Wheelers V 00:25:48 09:38

CC Weymouth 20 28/03/15,Results

Gallows Hill Circuit
1Paul Jones  45.20.                                  

2, Steve Pink.    46.47

3, Chris  Randall.    49.16

4, Nick Ireland.     52.20

5, Pete Janes.   52.29

Bryce Dyer DNF

Wessex Road Club Hilly 24, Start List

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Great Britain in Good Shape ahead of Paracycling World Championships!

Great Britan Paracyclists warm up ahead of the UCI World Track Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.

Dame Sarah Storey practising starts

Kilo World Champ Jody Cundy

Crystal Lane looks determined

Tandem Pair, Neil Fachie & pilot, Pete Mitchell looking to defend kilo & sprint titles won in Mexico last year

Lora Turnham and pilot, Lauryn Therin

World Champion Sophie Thornhill & Pilot Helen Scott

Omnisport Apeldoorn is multi-sport venue housing a 250-metre velodrome, volleyball arena and indoor athletics track.
The velodrome has a seating capacity of 5000 and hosted the 2011 UCI Track Cycling World Championships.
Event schedule (timings CET – UK time + 1 hour)

Thursday 26 March - 9:00am to 7:40pm
500 metre time trials and one-kilometre time trials for men’s and women’s C1-C5 and B athletes.

Friday 27 March - 9:00am to 6:35pm
Three-kilometre pursuits for men’s and women’s C1-C3 athletes.

Saturday 28 March – 9:00am to 9:30pm
Individual pursuit for men’s and women’s C4, C5 and B athletes.

Sunday 29 March – 8:30am to 5:15pm
Men’s and women’s B sprint, mixed C1-5 team sprint, men’s and women’s C1-C5 scratch races.

James Atherton Memorial Road Race, Start List

'This Sunday see's the second running of the James Atherton Road Race, promoted by Southampton University. The 2/3/4 category race has attracted a strong field, with many riders unfortunately having to be turned away. For many, the race is the start of the road racing season and they will be keen to test their legs on the undulating course.
The race will consist of 8 laps of the Owslebury circuit, and although there is not one particular climb on the circuit that is particularly hard, riders will clock up over 5500ft of climbing over the 100km race. It is a rouleur's course, proved last year when a strong break broke clear in the closing laps, with Michael Cripps of the Army Cycling Union the eventual winner.
This year see’s strong entries from both local teams, including Portsmouth North End and VC St Raphael, as well as potential winners from the likes of Ride 24/7 and Danny Shane – Stork Racing. There are multiple riders on the start line that have already crossed the finish line in first place this season and this should make the racing even tougher.
All is set for Sunday, and despite the forecast seemingly predicting less fortunate weather than last year, we should be in for a great day of racing! The race will roll out from Owslebury at 11am, with the finish around 130pm. For the start list, see below.

1 Alastair Barnard University of Bath Cycling Club 2nd
2 Craig Barnett WyndyMilla 2nd
3 Joe Barry Performance Cycles 2nd
4 Grant Bayton Ride 24/7 2nd
5 Matthew Bone Danny Shane - Storck Racing 2nd
6 William Bradshaw Lee Valley Youth Cycling Club 4th
7 Liam Bromiley University of Bath Cycling Club 3rd
8 Andrew Carter Portsmouth North End CC 2nd
9 James Champken VC St Raphael 2nd
10 Calum Croft Primera-Sports.Com 2nd
11 Matthew Cryer Army Cycling Union 2nd
12 Jay Eastwood Primera-Sports.Com 2nd
13 James Ebdon Wightlink,LCM Systems Cycle RT 2nd
14 Brook Elgie Rock N Road Cycles 2nd
15 Ross Evans Live2Ride Sunwise 2nd
16 Mitch Evans Ride 24/7 2nd
17 Harrison Fielding Private member 2nd
18 William Fleming Velo Club Venta 3rd
19 Lee Frost Tri UK 2nd
20 Andrew Gough Velo Club Venta 3rd
21 Tristan Grigalis Southampton University RC 3rd
22 Richard Harris Cwmcarn Paragon Cycle Club 2nd
23 Rowan Horner VC St Raphael 2nd
24 Chris Hutchings Velo Club Venta 3rd
25 Dominic Judd Velo Club Venta 3rd
26 Duncan Lancashire Andover Whls 2nd
27 Adrian Lawson Ride 24/7 2nd
28 Charlie Leech Southampton University RC 2nd
29 Edmund Leeming Southampton University RC 3rd
30 Ian Loades ASL Projects Racing Team 3rd
31 Andrew Lockwood Southampton University RC 3rd
32 Carl Luke Live2Ride Sunwise 2nd
33 Daniel Mcquillan Tri UK 2nd
34 Adam Moore ASL Projects Racing Team 2nd
35 Tom Morris Portsmouth North End CC 2nd
36 Luke Nolan Live2Ride Sunwise 2nd
37 Leon Ogier Guernsey Velo Club 3rd
38 Matthew Osborn Casp Racing 2nd
39 Mark Perry Ride 24/7 2nd
40 Philip Peters Danny Shane - Storck Racing 2nd
41 Andrew Pickett Eden Veranda Racing 2nd
42 Will Ranoe VCGH 2nd
43 Chris Roxburgh Private member 3rd
44 Andy Shackel Team Wiggle 2nd
45 George Stainton-Ellis ASL Projects Racing Team 2nd
46 Tom Stringer Army Cycling Union 2nd
47 Andrew Syme Primera-Sports.Com 2nd
48 Douglas Tandy Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club 3rd
49 Rhys Thomas Southampton University RC 3rd
50 Cameron Thompson Andover Whls 2nd
51 Gareth Turner University of Bath Cycling Club 2nd
52 Liam Walsh VC St Raphael 2nd
53 Robert Ward Danny Shane - Storck Racing 2nd
54 Theo Webb Velo Club Venta 3rd
55 Will Weynberg Sotonia CC 2nd
56 Tim Wiggins Team Wiggle 3rd
57 Andrew Williams Cwmcarn Paragon Cycle Club 2nd
58 Alexander Wilson GVC Edmond De Rothschild 3rd
59 Cameron Woolsey Spirit Bikes Racing Team 2nd
60 Rob Yeatman Cotswold Cycles RT 2nd

Sotonia CC Spring Hill Climb, Result

Dean Hill, Wiltsire, 22/03/15
1 Andrew Lockwood Southampton University RC 02:10
2 Brook Elgie Sotonia CC 02:14
3 Will Weynburg Sotonia CC 02:15
4 Jahan Hunter Sotonia CC 02:17
5 James Peckham Sotonia CC 02:18
5 Dan Edwards Sotonia CC 02:18
7 Jonathan Hall Sotonia CC 02:19
7 Cameron Taylor Sheffield University CC 02:19
9 Josh Oldfield Southampton University RC 02:26
10 Harry Chamberlain Southampton University RC 02:30
11 Sean Holehouse Sotonia CC 02:34
11 Dave Davenport Sotonia CC 02:34
13 Tim Cook Sotonia CC 02:38
14 Jelmer Cnossen Sotonia CC 02:39
15 Gawain Young Sotonia CC 02:40
16 Richard Burch Sotonia CC 02:41
17 Ed Rowe Sotonia CC 02:50
18 Eli Chen Southampton University RC 02:57
19 Nick Malbon Sotonia CC 02:58
20 Ben Watkinson Southampton University RC 03:01
20 Jon Legg Sotonia CC 03:01
22 Graham Vail Sotonia CC 03:03
23 Paul Ransom Sotonia CC 03:14
Paul Witcombe Sotonia CC DNF

New Forest CC CLUB 16, 22/03/15, Results

P334 16 Miles
New Forest CC held their ever popular 16 mile time trial starting from Balmer Lawn Hotel before heading towards Beaulieu and back via Lyndhurst to finish outside Hollands Wood camp site. 29 riders participated in the event and were blessed with clear blue skies after the earlier clouds had vanished. The competitors were subject to a stiff Easterly cool wind as they broke out of the tree line from Stockley Enclosure and headed towards Hatchet Pond. A cross tail wind eased the riders towards Lyndhurst, and Ben Boardman (38:54) once again took advantage of the conditions and fully eclipsed the field of NFCC riders by over two minutes from the in form Graham Lenton (41:14). Ben’s nearest challenger was Tony Green representing GA Cycles who pushed him all the way in a time of 39:08. Thomas Key from Southampton University made up the overall top three in 40:00. Ben attributed his fine early season form to his daily 35 mile commute to work and back. Nick O’Hara, Stewart Ward and Stuart Peckham finished within 20 seconds of each other to make it tight at the top, with Andrew Hanley finished off the top six. Clair Gronow was the first lady home from Paula Eardley and Catherine Pascoe in third. Thanks to Andrew Handley

1 Ben Boardman 00:38:54 38.90
2 Graham Lenton 00:41:14 41.23
3 Nick Ohara 00:41:48 41.80
4 Stewart Ward 00:41:54 41.90
5 Stuart Peckham 00:42:05 42.08
6 Andrew Hanley 00:43:23 43.38
7 Steven Skinner 00:45:04 45.07
8 Alex Setchell 00:45:12 45.20
9 Richard Mason 00:45:24 45.40
10 Phil Underwood 00:45:27 45.45
11 Keith Bradfield 00:45:38 45.63
12 Phil Jones 00:46:41 46.68
13 Tom Gedalt 00:48:28 48.47
14 Bob Jolliffe 00:50:52 50.87
15 Geoff Weller 00:51:44 51.73
16 Clair Gronow 00:53:29 53.48
17 Peter Hawker 00:54:06 54.10
18 Chris Mills 00:54:59 54.98
19 Paula Eardley 00:58:34 58.57
20 Martin Balk 00:58:35 58.58
21 Catherine Pascoe 01:03:49 63.82

Privates
1 Tony Green 00:39:08 39.13 GA Cycles
2 Thomas Key 00:40:00 40.00 Soton University
3 Gary Allen 00:40:23 40.38 GA Cycles
4 Aran Stanton 00:41:43 41.72 VC St Raphael
5 Ray Claridge 00:42:36 42.60 GA Cycles
6 Alistair Asher 00:44:04 44.07 My Pro Coach
7 Stuart Grace 00:46:13 46.22 GA Cycles
8 Chris Summers 00:53:24 53.40 Sotonia CC

Poole Wheelers Club 10,22/03/15, Results

Woodbury-Wareham Course
1, PAUL JONES PRI 22.07
2, JAMES HORTON PRI 22.38
3, ALISTAIR GAIN PW 23.58
4, DARREN LEWIS PW 24.03
5, LEE MARSDEN PW 24.11
6, GARY TUSKIN PW 24.56
7, JOHN VINSON PW 25.15
8, PETE GROUNDS PW 27.32
9, ALAN SPARKS PW 28.24
10, FRED NEWTON WRC 28.43
11, JEFF HORSEMAN WRC 29.47
12, LES JESSOP PW 30.26
13, BRIAN WAKELY WRC 37.06

Bournemouth Jubilee Wh Club 25, 22/03/15, Results

1 John Samways BJW 28.12 57.22
2 Dave Pickering BJW 28.27 57.58
3 Simon McLaughlin BJW 29.47 58.25
4 Jon Clemas BJW 59.13
5 Cliff Rowe BJW 29.19 1.00.20
6 Craig Harris BJW 29.57 1.00.52
7 Andy Cooper BJW 29.58 1.01.01
8 Will Soloman BJW 31.29 1.04.00
9 Dave Hicks BJW 31.05 1.04.25
10 Jason Gault BJW 31.43 1.04.34
11 John Borton BJW 32.10 1.05.10
12 Rupert Silman BJW 1.05.52
13 Danny French BJW 34.05 1.08.19
14 Mike Courage BJW 1.08.30
15 Mark Hitchcott BJW 33.28 1.08.49
16 Mark Freeman BJW 34.44 1.10.44
17 Phil Harvey BJW 1.11.49
18 Lizzy Campbell BJW 34.41 1.14.03
19 Pat Pinchin BJW 36.40
2up Bob Richardson+Tom Stocker BJW 30.57 1.02.25

Jay Eastwood PRI 31.06 1.04.02
Mark Hardwicke BACC 31.27 1.04.10
3up C Calvert+S Warren+G Creasy BACC 1.04.20
Martin Beale VCR 32.44 1.05.50
Pete Wilson BACC 1.06.11
Pete Beilby PRI 32.47 1.07.10
Brian Garrard BACC 1.07.52
3up D Gilham+M Haycock+B Wright BACC 1.12.44
Tim Harris Reading 43.06 1.28.30
Barry Goom BACC 37.48

A few early half times not recorded as only one timekeeper.

8c, sunny. 1023mb, 8 mph wind from ESE.
Marshals. J Prosser, C Courage, R Wareing, C Peskett.

CC Weymouth Club 22, 21/3/15, Results

1 James Horton Primera 53:41
2 Steve Pink CC Weymouth 54:44
2 Patrick Dunn CC Weymouth 54:44
4 Chris Randall CC Weymouth 56:50
5 Dave Wood Stourbridge Velo 59:40
6 Natham Willmington CC Weymouth 01:00:55
7 Peter James CC Weymouth 01:02:02
8 Gary Tuskin Poole Wheelers 01:03:51
9 David Butt CC Weymouth 01:04:54
10 Andrew Jackson CC Weymouth 01:06:34
11 Conal Low-Grier Poole Wheelers 01:09:11
12 Matt Pye CC Weymouth 01:10:14

Easter Track Meeting Cancelled as Palmer Park Venue Closes.

The Easter Track meeting incorporating the New KIngsbury Cup scheduled for Easter Sunday at Reading has had to be cancelled following the closure of the Palmer Park Venue. Organisers, Racing Club Omega, are not seeking to run the event on an alternative date but hope to promote the New Kingsbury cup in 2016.
British Cycling appointed an independent building surveyor to undertake a condition survey of the track and the infrastructure. In addition, in the past week a risk assessment has been carried out by the British Cycling Cycle Sport department. The findings of these separate exercises conclude that, in its present condition the track, surrounds and in particularly the fence, are unsafe for hosting formal British Cycling cycle sport events. The next stage will require British Cycling to discuss the upgrade recommendations with the council. For the avoidance of doubt, British Cycling will not sanction formal cycle sport events on this venue until further notice.'
The closure of Palmer Park is a double blow for the Southern region following the suspension of racing at Preston Park, Brighton, in January, due to safety fears. The Mountbatten Test Track, Portsmouth has also been closed for twelve months following the tragic death of Richard Phillips-Schofield in a racing incident last March.

Castle Combe Circuits, 15/03/15, Full Results

  Charley Calvert (Bournemouth Arrow )and former Poole Wheeler, Eve Jefferies now riding for Giant Cc/ Halo films among the winners at Castle Combe Omega Circuit races .    
U8 Boys and Girls
1st Charlie BECKETT Cardif JIF
2nd Finn O'BRIEN Hillingdon Slip Streamers
3rd Betsy BALDARO North Devon Wheelers
4th Harry DUNNAGE Cotswold Veldridjen
5th Sam DUNNAGE Cotswold Veldridjen
6th Lilly THOMPSON Andover Wheelers
U10 Boys and Girls
1st Jed SMITHSON Hillingdon Slipstreamers
2nd Henry PEET Team Milton Keynes
3rd James BROWN Palmer Park Velo RT
4th Kyle JONES Maindy Flyers Youth Cycling Club
5th Pascal GIRET Hillingdon Slipstreamers
6th Thomas ASHCROFT Palmer Park Velo RT
7th Bobbie O'BRIEN Hillingdon Slipstreamers
8th Joe O'BRIEN Hillingdon Slipstreamers
9th Dotty BALDERO North Devon Wheelers
10th Niamh MURPHY Cotswold Veldridjen
11th Marshall THOMPSON Andover Wheelers
U12 Boys and Girls
1st Jamie GOSTICK Palmer Park Velo RT
2nd Cal CORVY Palmer Park Velo RT
3rd James ASHCROFT Palmer Park Velo RT
4th Isabella ESCALERA Velo Club De Londres
5th Ryan ABRAM Newport Youth Velo Cycling Club
6th Izzy BRICKELL Fareham Wheelers Cyclng Club
7th Sid BALDARO North Devon Wheelers
8th Jamie WHITCHER Solent Pirates
9th Isaac WARRINGTON Solent Pirates
10th Laura CURLE Velo Club Walcot
11th Jack WEBB Maindy Flyers Youth Cycling Club
12th Abby OLD Hillingdon Slipstreamers
13th Aoife O'NEILL Chippenham & Dist Whls
14th Lewis EVANS Cotswold Veldridjen
15th Harry CLARKE Palmer Park Velo RT


U14 Boys
1st Charlie KELLY Bristol Cycling Development Squad
2nd Archie PEET Team Milton Keynes
3rd Owen GILES Portsmouth North End CC
4th Sam CLARKE i-Team Cyclists Club
5th Jamie BRAY Newport Olympic Cycling Club
6th Sam KELLY Bristol Cycling Development Squad
7th Ben WILLSON Bournemouth Arrow/Hotel Collingwood
8th Thomas CLARKE Palmer Park Velo RT
9th Thomas DAY Poole Whls CC
10th Vaughan MARRIS Fareham Wheelers Cycling Club
11th Sam FREEMAN Solent Pirates
12th Nick DAY Team Milton Keynes
13th Euan TAYLOR Salt & Sham Cycle Club
14th Matthew DAY Solent Pirates
U14 Girls
1st Hannah BREHAUT Guernsey Velo Club
2nd Elena SHAW Maindy Flyers Youth Cycling Club
3rd Freya THATCHER Newport Youth Velo Cycling Club
4th Lauren BOOTH Newport Youth Velo Cycling Club
5th Amy PERRYMAN Solent Pirates
6th Emily ABRAM Newport Youth Velo Cycling Club
7th Katie SCOTT Cotswold Veldrijden
8th Freya RICHARDSON Portsmouth North End Cycling Club
U16 Girls
1st Eve JEFFERIES Giant Cycling Club - Halo Films
2nd Amber JOSEPH Palmer Park Velo RT
3rd Pffeifer GEORGI Giant Cycling Club - Halo Films
4th Georgia BAILEY Newport Olympic
5th Sophie TAYLOR Salt & Sham Cycle Club
6th Lucy EDMUNDS Bournemouth Arrow CC/Hotel Collingwood
7th Niamh JONES Bike Doctor
8th Victoria LOVETT I-Team Cyclists' Club
9th Jamie KIMBER Cotswold Veldrijden
10th Kara PERRYMAN Solent Pirates
11th Caitlin SHAW M & D Cycles
12th Ella FREEMAN Solent Pirates
13th Saran MULLEN Solent Pirates
14th Mercy WEBB Velo Club Venta
15th Madeline HOWSON Gillingham & District Wheelers


U16 Boys
1st Charley CALVERT Bournemouth Arrow CC/Hotel Collingwood
2nd Thamana NEL I-Team Cyclists' Club
3rd Matthew COX Bristol Cycling Development Squad
4th Zach BRIDGES Cardiff JIF
5th Alex Van KATUYK Guernsey Velo Club
6th Unknown rider
7th Tom SILCOX Newport Olympic Cycling Club
8th Carl CROWLEY Newport Olympic Cycling Club
9th Elliot LASSITER Cotswold Veldrijden
10th Nicolas KIMISH I-Team Cyclists' Club
4 /J4
1st Paul WINSTONE Gloucester City CC
2nd Lee RUTLAND British Cycling Private Member - South
3rd George WISE Veloton Team
4th Michael DEVANEY Cowley Road Condors
5th Jake OSBORNE Cheltenham & County CC
6th Matthew WELLINGS Gloucester City CC
7th Brett KAMINO Cowley Road Condors
8th Jason GAULT Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers
9th Perry ROPER Cowley Road Condors
10th Gethin MUSK Performance Cycles
11th Neal GARSIDE Cotswold Cycles RT
12th Steve PELLOWE SD Racing Team
13th Daniel ALANINE Oxford University Cycling Club
14th William SHAWYER Abbots Anns Cycles
15th Daniel BRADLEY Cowley Road Condors
16th Neil BOND VeloVitesse/ALLCAP/Push
17th Andrew BANKS Westbury Wheelers
18th Oscar TWINNING Gloucester City CC
19th Richard EVERSHED Cheltenham & County CC
20th Chris ROLLASON Forza Cycles Racing Team
21st John ELLERBY VeloVitesse/ALLCAP/Push
22nd Simon BARNES Ride 24/7
23rd Richard PATTEMORE
24th James LOTINGA Veloton Team
25th Neal WHITE Gloucester City CC
26th Archie WHYTE Ride 24/7
27th Harry JARVIS Ride 24/7
28th James PUGH Royal Navy & Royal Marines CA
29th Matthew BROOKE Sodbury Cycle Sport
30th James FOSTER Gillingham and District Wheelers
31st Freddy CARLTON Uni of Bristol Cycling Club
32nd Jonathan CORP Bath Cycling Club
33rd Unknown Rider
34th Dave WADDINGTON Gloucester City CC
35th Jakub KWIECINSKI Oxford University Cycling Club
36th Neil KIMISH i-team Cyclist's Club
37th Tom RALBARN
38th Chris ROEBUCK Oxford City Road Club
39th Mark WILSON Cheddar Cycle Club

3 / J3
1st Jason WHITE T1Diabetes.info
2nd Joseph ANDREWS Eden Veranda Race Team
3rd Max WEBBER Abbots Anns Cycles
4th Joshua ROBERTS Zappi's Racing Team
5th Luke BARFOOT Tri UK
6th Paul HAYWARD Cwmcarn Paragon Cycle Club
7th Dave TILLING Veloton Team
8th Christian HATTON VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
9th Benjamin DE JAGER Oxford University Cycling Club
10th Kerry GREENHAM Army Cycling Union
11th John CARTER Radeon Cycle Coaching
12th Andrew SELF North Hampshire RC
13th Ethan DERRICK Bike Doctor
14th Unknown Rider in BLACK
15th Niel DUNNAGE Cotswold Veldrijden
16th Martin ROWLAND Poole Whls CC
17th Darrell RUSSELL Veloton Team
18th Thom HAYWARD VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
19th Edward ROLLITT Eden Veranda Race Team
20th Matt WATERS Army Cycling Union
21st Paul GILES Portsmouth North End CC
22nd Ian ALEXANDER Cheltenham & County Cycling Club
23rd Brian O'KELLY Bristol Road Club
24th Unknown Rider in RED
25th Steve JONES VeloVitesse/ALLCAP/Push
26th Andrew DANIELS Zappi's Racing Team
27th Ryan WESTON Poole Whls CC
28th Paul BREHAUT Guernsey Velo Club
29th Unknown Rider in WHITE
30th Spencer ROBINSON VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
31st Andrew KIRBY University of Bristol Cycling Club
32nd Chris GRAY Gillingham and District Wheelers
33rd Nick LELLIOTT Severn Road Club
34th Christopher DAY Poole Whls CC
35th James MEAKIN Salisbury Road and Mountain CC
36th Lee FINCH VeloVitesse/ALLCAP/Push
37th Philip WATTS North Hampshire RC
38th Peter KIBBLE Velocity Global Bike
39th Matty HODGSON Ride 24/7
40th Nick BUCK Salisbury Road and Mountain CC
41st Sean TOWNSEND Radeon Cycle Coaching
42nd Stefan BARNETT Radeon Cycle Coaching
43rd Dan MURPHY NFTO Race Club
44th Graham LEE NFTO Race Club
45th Tim WILKEY Das Ras Klub
46th Albert BAKER Behind The Bikeshed
47th Matthew THOMAS Cowley Road Condors
48th James LAMBTON Oxford University Cycling Club
49th Scott CHAPPELL Behind The Bikeshed
50th Jonny REVIS Cowley Road Condors
51st Theo WEBB Velo Club Venta
52nd William GRIFFITHS Southampton University RC
53rd Stuart GOURLEY Radeon Cycle Coaching
54th Charlie COOPER VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
55th Johannes ROUX Giant Cycling Club - Halo Films
56th Peter HUMPHREYS Gillingham and District Wheelers
57th Matt GRIFFIN Cycology Bikes
58th Ed GRIFFIN Cycology Bikes
59th Ben SCOTT-MUNDEN Sotonia CC
60th Dom JUDD Velo Club Venta
61st Joseph LINEHAN RP Racing Team
62nd James PECKHAM Sotonia CC
63rd Iain BULLAR Gannett CC
64th Stefan BARNETT Radeon Cycle Coaching
65th Giles PRENTICE Velo Club Walcot
66th Jack THOMPSON Performance Cycles
67th Oliver BRIDGEWOOD Bespoke Cycling
68th Cameron TOMS University of Bristol Cycling Club

WOMEN
1st Ruby CHAPPELL Behind The Bikeshed
2nd Beth TAYLOR Bonito Cycles
3rd Emily HAYCOX Cardiff Ajax CC
4th Gemma STUART Performance Cycles
5th Emma CLARKE RP Racing Team
6th Charlotte SAMPSON Zappi's Racing Team
7th Poppy THOMPSON Cwmcarn Paragon Cycle Club
8th Sophie TAYLOR Salt & Sham Cycle Club
9th Lili McLEAN Andover Wheelers
10th Gaynor HUGHES County Cycles Racing Team
11th Louise GEORGI Giant Cycling Club - Halo Films
12th Petra VYMETALOVA VeloVitesse/ALLCAP/Push
13th Sarah HARDY Army Cycling Union
E / 1 / 2 / 3
1st Joe HOLT County Cycles RT
2nd James CURSON Tri UK
3rd Andy SHACKEL Team Wiggle
4th Ben SIMMONS Team Wiggle
5th Grant BAYTON Ride 24/7
6th Liam WALSH VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
7th Jamie PENTON Dream Cycling
8th Charles REES Gillingham and District Wheelers
9th Iaonnis SPANAPOLOUS Easton Ritte
10th Tristan ROBBINS Madison Genesis
11th David BILLINGS VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
12th Chris SNOOK Nuun Sigma Sport
13th George BARTLETT NFTO Race Team
14th Daniel MARSHALL T1Diabetes.info
15th John HOLT County Cycles RT
16th Harrison FIELDING British Cycling Private Member - South
17th Mitch EVANS Ride 24/7
18th Gareth TURNER Bath University CC
19th George STAINTON-ELLIS ASL Projects Racing Team
20th Donal LINEHAN Newbury RC
21st Andrew PICKETT Eden Veranda Racing
22nd Tom REID Primera-Sports.Com
23rd Gary SHEPPARD Bath Cycling Club
24th Thomas LANE NFTO Race Team
25th Adrian LAWSON Ride 24/7
26th Jason WHITE T1Diabetes.info
27th Thomas GRIGSON Radeon Cycle Coaching
28th Trevor SMITH Cotswold Veldrijden
29th Stuart McCOMBIE T1Diabetes.info
30th Cameron THOMPSON Andover Whls
31st Mick BATH API - Metrow/Essex Utilities
32nd Stuart THOMPSON VC St Raphael/Waite Contracts / Hewitt Cycles
33rd Jed WEBBER Andover Whls

New Forest News!

Boardman’s early season form continues writes Andrew Hanley……………
New Forest CC held the second Sunday morning events on the P337 course. The course starts at Goatspen near Burley and heads towards Brockenhurst, keeping left through Rhinefield, before taking another left towards the start on the A35. Sunday mornings conditions were not for the faint hearted as a stiff cold easterly, made the first leg of the course particularly testing for the competitors. A reduced field of 21 riders braved the temperatures, as New Forest CC member Ben Boardman again showed the form of two years ago by prevailing in fine time of 31:33. The first four riders finishing times were punctuated by minute intervals as Hugo Walters claimed second, Stuart Peckham third, and Graham Lenton a fine fourth after spending the winter on the turbo trainer. The men to beat however were once again Steve Whitewick and Julian Jenkinson on the rapid tandem roaring home in 29:39. For full results and time Trial programme visit the NFCC web site.
Martin Balk and Bob Jolliffe represented New Forest CC at the Farnborough and Camberley Open 10 TT on Saturday 14th March. The event was won by James Boyman in an impressive time of 20:37, with Martin and Bob recording times of 28:21 and 29:11 respectively.

1 Ben Boardman 00:31:33 AVS 24.7
2 Hugo Walters 00:32:13 24.2
3 Stewart Peckham 00:33:32 23.3
4 Graham Lenton 00:34:37 22.5
5 Sacha Ring 00:34:58 22.3
6 Phil Underwood 00:38:04 20.5
7 Phil Jones 00:38:27 20.3
8 Geoff Weller 00:41:28 18.8
9 Pete Hawker 00:44:12 17.6
10 Paula Eardley 00:47:50 16.3
11 Catherine Pascoe 00:50:31 5 15.4
M Jefferies - Punc DNF
Adam Waggot - Punc DNF
Privates
1 S Whitewick/J Jenkinson-Tandem 00:29:39 26.3 Velo Refine
2 Tony Green 00:32:12 24.2 GA Cycles
3 Gary Allen 00:32:52 23.7 GA Cycles
4 J Sibley 00:34:21 22.7 GA Cycles
5 A Asher 00:34:26 22.7 Velo Refine
6 S Skinner 00:35:09 22.2
7 Pete Wilson 00:35:32 22.0 B'mouth Arrows
8 Martin Beale 00:37:26 20.8 VC St Raphael

Bristol South Road Race, Start List

1 Daniel Alford Bristol South CC
2 Robert Borek Bristol South CC
3 Niall Brown Bristol South CC
4 Daniel Burbridge Bristol South CC
5 James Cooke Bristol South CC
6 David Fong Bristol South CC
7 Alan Green Bristol South CC
8 Mark Hudson Bristol South CC
9 Callum Nicklin Bristol South CC
10 Edward Trotman Bristol South CC
11 Ruan Bester Bath Cycling Club
12 Jonathan Corp Bath Cycling Club
13 Graham Edwards Bath Cycling Club
14 Chris Johnson Bath Cycling Club
15 Benjamin Nickolls Bath Cycling Club
16 Simon Oddy Bath Cycling Club
17 Chris Courage Bournemouth Jubil Whs
18 Tom Stocker Bournemouth Jubil Whs
19 Rob Handley Bristol RC
20 Iain Cade Cadence RT
21 Geraint Adams Cardiff Ajax CC
22 David Jarrom Cardiff Ajax CC
23 Andrew Rowles Cardiff Ajax CC
24 Joel Simpson Cardiff Ajax CC
25 Matthew Williams Cardiff Ajax CC
26 Finn Spicer Chippenham & Dist Whs
27 George Jones Clevedon & District RC
28 George Glassby Das Rad Klub
29 Anthony Earwicker GBC Racing Team
30 Darren Fearns GBC Racing Team
31 Andrew Layland GBC Racing Team
32 Peter Humphreys Gillingham & District Whs
33 George Smith Gillingham & District Whs
34 Robert Abbey Hemel Hempstead CC
35 Andrew Fleet Hemel Hempstead CC
36 Christian Olley Hemel Hempstead CC
37 Ben Stowe Hemel Hempstead CC
38 Duncan Andrews Live2Ride Sunwise
39 James Dudden Live2Ride Sunwise
40 Adrian Warren Live2Ride Sunwise
41 Victoria Barnett Mud Sweat n Gears CC
42 Jon Brumfield Mud Sweat n Gears CC1
43 Giles Greening Mud Sweat n Gears CC
44 Andrew Leach Mud Sweat n Gears CC
45 Robert Midmore Mud Sweat n Gears CC
46 Matthew Mildon Mud Sweat n Gears CC
47 Matthew Norris Mud Sweat n Gears CC
48 Darren Orchard Mud Sweat n Gears CC
49 Matthew Pye Mud Sweat n Gears CC
50 Michael Watts Mud Sweat n Gears CC
51 Marcus Boneham Onit Cycle
52 Robert Edgell Performance Cycles
53 Basil Willson Performance Cycles
54 Martin Rowland Poole Whls CC
55 Ryan Weston Poole Whls CC
56 Stefan Barnett Radeon Cycle Coaching
57 Philip Hopley Radeon Cycle Coaching
58 Michael Porter Radeon Cycle Coaching
59 Ben Strain Radeon Cycle Coaching
60 Robert Chalker Severn RC
61 Gordon Markus Severn RC
62 Nick Creed Somer Valley CC
63 Nicholas Johnn Somerset RC-Bicycle Chain
64 Daniel Wellings Somerset RC-Bicycle Chain
65 Jamie Fabrizio Tanks Direct Cycling
66 Myles Gerrard Tanks Direct Cycling
67 Nick Ball Team Tor 2000
68 Benjamin Alexander Uni of Bristol Cycling Club
69 Callum Hunter Uni of Bristol Cycling Club
70 Andrew Kirby Uni of Bristol Cycling Club
71 Charles Ormerod Uni of Bristol Cycling Club
72 Cameron Toms Uni of Bristol Cycling Club
73 Lee Davies VC Bristol Webbs of Warmley
74 Greg Lancaster VC Bristol Webbs of Warmley
75 Paul Double Velo Club Venta
76 James Franklin Velo Club Venta
77 Richard Schofield Velo Club Walcot
78 John Ellerby VeloVitesse/ALLCAP/Push
79 Harry Thomas Worcester Cycle Centre
Reserves
80 Mark Thomas Worcester Cycle Centre
81 Marc Colclough NFTO Race Club
82 Peter Giddings Velo Club Walcot

Club News: Poole Wheelers TT Marshal Rota

Poole Wheelers introduce race marshal rota for 2015, all regular riders, including non-club members, are expected to marshal at least three events during the season.

Poole wheelers Time Trials 2015
New for 2015 Poole Wheelers have devised an official Time Trial Marshals Rota. This can be accessed via the front page of the Poole wheelers website (left hand side) all you need to do is email your first and second name along with your 3 chosen dates to marshal and the rota will be updated.
Red fields need marshals, fields go green when marshals are found.
Please all TT Riders chose 3 events to marshal over the season and email your choices to poolewheelersevents@gmail.com
Please give 72 hours notice if you can no longer marshal so a replacement can be found, and give an alternative date to marshal.
Please turn up ½ hour before race start when marshalling in order to be briefed as to rider numbers etc.
All marshals will need to be found before sign up can commence (includes forum pre sign on)
Please note riders under 18 years of age will not be expected to marshal but will need to nominate a parent or suitable adult to Marshal on their behalf.
Additional details
Entry fees for club events will be £5.00 which pays for the clubs indemnity insurance, signage storage, signage erection & collection etc.
Rear lights and helmets are required for all riders, no excuses.

*At present there is no requirement for non-members to marshall at Bournemouth Arrow,Bournemouth Jubilee, CC Weymouth and New Forest CC club time trials.

Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers Club 17, 15/03/15, Results

Dave Pickering scored his third club win in eight days as he continued his preparations for the season proper. The Jubilee man’s impressive 40.08 on the two lap sporting Pamphill circuit put him well ahead of the opposition on a cold, breezy, morning. Pickering gets his campaign underway in earnest with the Wessex RC Hilly 24 on March 29th.
1, DAVE PICKERING BJW 40.08
2, JOHN SAMWAYS BJW 40.55
3, CHRIS COURAGE BJW 41.09
4, WAYNE PITMAN FTR 41.59
5, GARY TUSKIN PW 45.35
6, MIKE COURAGE BJW 46.01
7, RUPERT SILMAN BJW 46.17
8, EAMONN DEANE BJW 47.59
9, WILL SOLOMAN BJW 48.34
10, MARK FREEMAN BJW 50.37
11, PAT PINCHEN BJW 53.45
KEV HARRIS BJW DNF
2-UP
1,DAVE GILHAM/JAMESWAKEFIELD BACC 46.22
2,ROB HAYCOCK/MOLLY HAYCOCK BACC 49.39
3-UP
JONATHAN CARR/SCOTT WARREN/GEORGE CREASY BACC 49.32 (OFf COURSE)
Officials, Jack Prosser, Peter Warhurst, Bob Wareing, Clive Peskett, Paul Brown, Dave Mansfield

CC Weymouth Club 10, 14/03/15, Results

Jubilee’s Dave Pickering fastest on the p451 as veteran Terry Icke makes his debut for VC ST Raphael/Waites Contracts
1, DAVE PICKERING BJW 22.08
2, SAM WADSLEY PW 22.35
3, PADDY DUNN CCW 22.42
4, CHRIS RANDALL CCW 22.43
5, STEVE PINK CCW 22.47
6, TERRY ICKE VC ST RAPH 23.18
7, DAVID BUTT CCW 23.43
8, JOHN CHAPMAN CCW 23.44
9, ALISTAIR GAIN PW 24.31
10, PETE WILSON BACC 24.51
11, PHIL SMITH CCW 24.54
12, ANDREW JARDINE CCW 24.58
13,MIKE KEERSLAKE CCW 25.26
14,RUPERT SILMAN BJW 25.29
15,PETER JANES CCW 25.31
16,NICK IRELAND CCW 25.37
17,CONAL LOW-GRIER PW 26.53
18,MATT PYE CCW 27.17
19,SARAH WISE MSG 27.08
20,STEVE OLIVER CCW 27.33
21, ANDREW PRESTON CCW 27.41
22, CHARMAINE WALBY CCW 28.31
23,TIM BLACKMORE CCW 28.33
24, JEREMY GUY CCW 28.39
25, NICK MANNERING CCW 28.55
26,CHRIS ELLIS CCW 29.02
27,VICTORIA BARNETT CCW 29.19
28,BRANDON KING CCW 29.47
29, ELAINE PEARSON CCW 29.47
30,?WILDMAN CCW 30.04
=31 CARA JONES CCW 30.08
=31 BRIAM SANDS CCW 30.08
33,MATTHEW CALLAND CCW 31.40
34,CHARLIE BLADON CCW 32.10
35, ZOE-ANNE WHYTE CCW 38.38


Thanks to Steve Pink

Youth Track Omnium News

YOUTH TRACK OMNIUM NEWS

The track in Preston Park, Brighton is not expected to be available to be used for competition before the end of May 2015, at the earliest, therefore the third and final round of the British Cycling National South Area Youth Track Omnium Series will now be run at the track in Bournemouth (Slades Farm) on Saturday 16 May. This will be run by Poole Wheelers

Full event details and entry HERE

New Forest CC Kick Off New Season!

New Forest Cycling Club kicked off their extensive Time Trialling programme for 2015 on Sunday on the challenging P334 course. The picturesque course starts at Goatspen car park, looping towards Lyndhurst down the A35 turning left towards Burley, before heading back to Goatspen. An impressive field of 30 riders participated in the event on a cold and dry morning taking the opportunity to shake off the cobwebs after the winter months. Ben Boardman from NFCC showed good early season form to win the solo category in a time of 24:16 ahead of last year’s NFCC club champion Stuart Peckham (25:21) and club runner up James Bannister (25.55). Adam Waggott, newcomer Nicholas Buck and Graham Lenton made up the top six, all within 30 seconds of the top three places. Paula Eardley was the first lady home in 37:38 followed by Catherine Pascoe (38:10). However, the NFCC riders did not have everything their own way as fastest home was the formidable duo of Steve Whitewick and Julian Jenkinson on a tandem ripping up the course in 23:22. For access to the Time Trial programme organised by NFCC in 2015, please visit the NFCC web site.

New Forest riders were present over the weekend for the two Time Trials organised by Antelope RT on Saturday and Sunday last weekend. The event on the Saturday was a 10 mile TT held on the Stockbridge Road course north of Romsey, the P140. The event was won in a blistering time of 21:23 by Robert Moore, representing Pedal Heaven Colborne RT. Nick O’Hara was the first NFCC rider home in 23:17, followed by Stuart Peckham (24:25), Martin Balk (28:32) and Bob Joliffe (30:03). The event on the Sunday was a two up on the same course won by Parker/Berogna VC St Raphael in 21:30, with Greeshields/Lorton and O’Hara and Balk finishing in 26:53 and 29:25 respectively.
Club Result
1 Ben Boardman 00:24:16 24.7
2 Stuart Peckham 00:25:21 23.7
3 James Bannister 00:25:55 23.2
4 Adam Waggott 00:25:56 23.1
5 Nicholas Buck 00:26:16 22.8
6 Graham Lenton 00:26:19 22.8
7 Nick Wright 00:26:23 22.7
8 Sacha Ring 00:26:27 22.7
9 Joe Phillips 00:28:07 21.3
10 Richard Mason 00:28:13 21.3
11 Hugh Roper 00:28:15 21.2
12 Phil Underwood 00:28:29 21.1
13 David Eardley 00:29:53 20.1
14 Phil Jones 00:30:35 19.6
15 Geoff Weller 00:32:18 18.6
16 Bob Jolliffe 00:32:19 18.6
17 Peter Hawker 00:35:17 17
18 Paula Eardley 00:37:38 15.9
19 Catherine Pascoe 00:38:10 15.7
Privates
1 S Whitewick/J Jenkinson-Tandem 00:23:22 25.7 VELO REFINED
2 Cliff Rowe 00:24:54 24.1 B\MOUTH JUB.WHS
3 Tony Green 00:24:56 24.1 G.A.CYCLES
4 Freddy Coreth 00:24:59 24 S.R.A.M.
5 Tom Reid 00:25:04 23.9 PRIMERA
6 Ray Claridge 00:26:15 22.9 G.A.CYCLES
7 Pete Wilson 00:27:36 21.7 B\MOUTH ARROW C.C.
8 Debbie Hallett 00:32:20 18.6 P\MOUTH TRI CLUB
9 Stuart Grace 00:33:59 17.7 G.A.CYCLES
10 James Meakin D.N.F. S.R.A.M.
Thanks to Andrew Hanley

Power Meters: Racing &Training Talk

Thinking of investing in a power meter? Have already invested and want to get the most out your power meter during training and racing? Promoted by Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers, British Cycling coach Chester Hill will be hosting a Power Meter Seminar at Allendale Centre, Wimborne, Friday 27th March 7-9pm. This is the perfect opportunity to learn how to maximise your investment and your training.
£5 pre- book with Chris Courage 07811468026 chriscourage699@hotmail.com places limited to 20

In need of Inspiration?This Girl Can in Afghanistan!

In a country where women riding bikes are considered provocative and immoral, a national women’s team is gradually changing attitudes.
“Riding a bike is the most deep-seated taboo left in Afghanistan,” says Shannon Galpin founder of the nonprofit Mountain2Mountain dedicated to working with women and girls in conflict zones. “There are more women running for politics than riding bikes.”

Galpin is a Colorado-based American who travels to Afghanistan an average of three times a year to support and train with this handful of Kabul-based young women on the Afghan nation team. Despite bystanders hurling abuse and even throwing rocks, the girls have stood firm and continued to ride.

Using the bike to create change

Says Galpin: “They are not doing it to be revolutionary. They are riding a bike because they believe they have the right to. Why should a boy ride his bike to school in 15 minutes while the girls need one hour to walk there?

“These girls are not just racers, it’s not about competing, it’s about how do you use the bike to create change. Through the sport of cycling, these girls are going to normalise bikes for the rest of the country, enabling young girls to go to school on bikes and midwives to use bikes to access rural communities. Bikes literally can change lives.”

A single track mountain biker, Shannon Galpin was the first woman to mountain bike in Afghanistan in 2009. In 2010 she became the first person to cross the Panjshir Valley by bike. She had never seen another woman on a bike in the country until 2012 when she heard about the national team in Kabul.

These eight young athletes are fortunate to have the support of a (male) coach and their forward-thinking families. In some cases the fathers or brothers even ride with their family’s female athlete. “By doing this they are giving their stamp of approval,” marvels Galpin. “They are as much the heroes as the girls.”

She points out that much of the resistance comes not only from the men, but also the girls’ mothers, anxious to preserve their daughters’ honour. Some of those mothers have now admitted that they always dreamed of riding a bike when they were younger.

International competition

While high-level racing is not one of Shannon Galpin’s preoccupations, she says it can play a major role in encouraging acceptance of the sport for women.

“Things are evolving and people have seen the sport on Afghan TV. Two girls raced as the Asian Championships in Kazakhstan in 2014. The fact that they are riding can normalise bikes and the acceptance that it is not obscene.”

She would dearly like to enable at least some of the team to go to Rio next year to watch the Olympic cycling events, with a longer term goal of participation in 2020: “If we could even get one girl to Tokyo, flying the flag for Afghanistan….”

We are talking about a country where all women’s sport is fragile – the national women’s cricket team was recently disbanded – but Shannon Galpin is optimistic. As well as the team of six to eight women in Kabul, groups of women cyclists are starting up in other regions.

Their story on film

Liv, the cycling brand dedicated to women, has come on board with donations of bikes and equipment, and there is also strong support from Afghanistan’s National Olympic Committee.

“The work we are doing is insanely inspiring,” says Galpin, who has produced a feature length documentary “Afghan Cycles” due to be released in 2016. The documentary traces the story of these brave girls and their delight at having the chance to ride.

One of them tells the camera: “I am very proud of myself that I’m a cyclist.”

Her teammate adds: “They tell us that this is not our right to ride a bike in the streets and such. We tell them that this is our right and that they are taking our right away. Then we speed off.”

Making it Happen.
Source AIPS
(This article was first publised on www.UCI.ch)

Gillingham & District Wheelers Invest in the Future!

March saw the launch of the ambitious new Gillingham and District Wheelers – Wheels of Dorset Race Team. Affectionately known as #Project1 by the management, they have set a clear goal of developing local cycling talent from grass roots through to senior ranks. In 2013 Mark Geddes began the Club Youth training in association with British Cycling as part of the London Olympic Legacy programme. This has now evolved to support the developing riders in a senior racing environment. The team is competing in local Road Races, Time Trials and Criterium events at regional level for 2015 with a view to stepping up to National Level events for the 2016 season and beyond. Team manager Mark Geddes said “Without doubt the club is growing and evolving and this felt like a natural progression to retain the quality riders we've helped to develope.”
Anyone wishing to get involved with coaching or racing should contact Mark Geddes or Charles Rees at Wheels of Dorset Bike shop in Gillingham. More info on WEBSITE

British National Road Championships, A good Day Out!

Press Release

Entries are now open for all the events during the 4 day British Cycling National Road Championships via links on the event web site www.nationalroadchamps.co.uk These all close on June 2nd in order to produce the 48 page colour souvenir programme.
The Championships Time Trials on Thursday June 25th will be held to the east of the county in the Lincolnshire Wolds and based on the picturesque Cadwell Park Motor Racing Circuit.
The riders in the British Cycling National Time Trial Championships will start in the pit lane and complete almost a lap of the circuit and leave after the mountain climb out on to a closed roads country circuit using the Bluestone Heath Road crossing the top of the Lincolnshire Wolds and passing through the village of Ruckland via a long descent and a double bend before a testing climb out of the village. Ruckland is sited on the Greenwich Meridian line and the riders will cross this twice as they switch from left to right and back again through the village. This is part of a 7 mile circuit which the women and under 23 men will cover twice and the elite men three times before heading back to Cadwell to finish on the motor racing finish line for total distances of 21 and 28 miles.
There will also be supporting events at Cadwell Park starting at 9 am prior to the time trial championships.
Spectator tickets for the time trial championships at Cadwell Park on Thursday June 25thare now on sale. This is a great venue where the riders will be seen four times including the start and finish and twice up The Mountain.

The National Road Race Championships on June 28th are based on the well known Lincoln Grand Prix circuit with opening loops taking the riders out of the City through the West Lindsey areas before returning to Lincoln to complete finishing laps of the 8 mile Grand Prix circuit.
Grandstand tickets for Saturday and Sunday at the finish line in Lincoln's Castle Square are also on sale but hurry as there are not a lot remaining.
Hospitality packages for the Road Race Championships are also now available. Packages include access to a reserved area near to the finish line. CLICK HERE for details.

The Expo will have Europe's largest outdoor LED screen also showing the closing stages of the championships

Contact info@lincolngrandprix.org.uk for further information

Poole Wheelers Club 20/10 Results

Gallows Hill Circuit
2 LAPS= 20 Miles
1 JOHN SAMWAYS BJW 47.03
2, STEVE PINK CCW 47.54
3, MARK HARDWICKE BACC 50.32
4, GARY TUSKIN PW 52.01
5, PHIL SMITH CCW 52.14
6, PHIL HARVEY BJW 56.12
7, MARK JULIER BJW 56.38
8, ANDREW JACKSON CCW 59.41
2 UP
CHRIS COURAGE/BOB RICHARDSON BJW 49.00
1 LAP= 10 miles
1, HARRISON FIELDING PW 23.52
2, DARREN LEWIS PW 24.43
3, CHARLIE CALVERT BACC 24.52
4, MATT MERRITT CCW 25.35
5, PETE JAMES CCW 26.11
6, JON TERRY PW 29.16
7, JEFF HORSEMAN WRC 29.16
8, FRED NEWTON WRC 29.36
9, JOE STOCKWELL PW 30.11
10, WILLIAM WILSON CCW 32.54
3 UP
1, SCOTT WAREHAM, JONATHAN CARR, GEORGE CREASY BACC 26.26
2, BEN WRIGHT, GARY CURE, JAIMIE JOINTEN BACC 28.42

Antelope RT 2-UP 10, Berogna & Parker Fastest!

Gregg Parker & Simon Berogna (VC ST Raphael/Waites Contracts) beat the race favourites to win the Antelope 2-up 10 on the P140 Romsey-Brook course in Hampshire. Scratch pairing, Aran Stanton & Bryce Dyer clocked 22:13 but could not match the speed or cohesion of team mates Parker & Berogna who finished with 21:30. Chris Birch & Sam OrbelL (Hoops Velo/Farnham RC) separated the ST Raphael boys, their 21:59 securing second place on a chilly, breezy, March morning.

1, GREGG PARKER , SIMON BEROGNA (VC ST RAPHAEL/WAITES CONTRACTS) 21.30

2, CHRIS BIRCH , SAM ORBELL (HOOPS VELO/FARNHAM RC) 21.59

3, ARAN STANTON , BRYCE DYER (VC ST RAPHAEL/WAITES CONTRACTS) 22.13

4, SIMON MCLAUGHLIN, MARK VALENTINE (BOURNEMOUTH JUBILEE/POOLE WH) 22.22

5, GERRY MCGARR, SIMON HEALY (GLOUCESTER RC/ANDOVER WH) 22.34

6, WILLIAM FLEMMING, JAMIE FRANKLYN (VC VENTA) 22.36

7, LES PICK , SAM WADSLEY (POOLE WH) 22.39

8, JAMES HORTON, WAYNE PITMAN (PRIMERA/FIT TO RIDE) 22.46

9, HENRY NIXON THOMAS KEY (SOTON UNI CC) 22.48

=10, JAN LABROOY NIGEL PRATT (ANDOVER WH) 22.49

=10, TIM WALLIS GEORGE CRAMMOND (SOTON UNI CC) 22.49


11, JOSHUA OLDFIELD , ANDREW LOCKWOOD (SOTON UNI) 22.51
12, JAKE PRIOR, STU THOMPSON (VC ST RAPHAEL/WAITES CONTRACTS) 23.07
13, MATT WEBB, WILL HOUGHTON (HOUGHTON CC/HILLINGDON CC) 23.09
14, LEWIS MARTIN, JOE ANDREWS (FAREHAM WH) 23.16
15, GLENN LONGLAND RAY HUGHES (ANTELOPE RT/CLARENCE WH) 23.24
16, MICHAEL NAULLS , PAUL DOUBLE (VC VENTA) 23.26
17, LEE MARSDEN, MARK DENNY (POOLE WH) 23.26
18, CHARLIE LEECH, ALEX CLAYTON (SOTON UNI CC) 23.29 (INC 30SEC LATE START)
19, GAWAIN YOUNG, COLIN YEATES (SOTONIA CC) 23.37
20, JASON BRATTLE, JOHN SIBLEY (VELO REFINED AEROSMITHS) 23.48
21, TIM SMALES, JIMMY HUNT (VC VENTA) 23.52
22, STEVE WOOD, OLLIE EMMANS (ANTELOPE RT0 23.58
23, DOM JUDD, THEO WEBB (VC VENTA) 24.08
24, MARTIN ROWLAND, RYAN WESTON (POOLE WH) 24.12
25, RICHARD BLAKE GARY ALLAN (ANTELOPE RT / GA CYCLES) 24.13
26, CAMERON THOMPSON , JED WEBBER (ANDOVER WH) 24.36
27, SIMON HALL WILLIAM GRAINGER (ANDOVER WH) 24.47
28, NEIL WATTS, PAUL TEAGUE (FIT TO RIDE) 24.59
29, BARRY WATKINSON, GUY BOLTON (BOURNEMOUTH ARROW) 25.07
30, LUKE TRUSSLER, CRAIG WESTON (POOLE WH) 25.34
31, TREVOR GAUNT. ANDREW CROCKER (TEAM TOR 2000-KALAS SPORTSWEAR) 25.59
32, JOHN VINSON, CONAL LOW-GRIER (POOLE WH) 26.32
33, CHRISSIE STAINTON (L) WIL CLARK (POOLWH) 26.37
34, JOHN RIVETT, EINAR THORSEN (POOLE WH) 26.49
35, DANIEL HARRYMAN , JAMES YUILL (READING CC/PORTSMOUTH N E) 27.16

36, SOPHIE HERBERT, FLORENCE COLLYER-POWEL 9SOTON UNI) 27.41
37, CHRIS RANDALL, MATT PYE (CC WEYMOUTH, MUD SWEAT GEARS) 28.10
38, GARETH LLEWELLYN, CHRIS KELLY (POOLE WH) 28.56
39, SARAH WISE, VICTORIA BARNETT (MUD SWEAT GEARS) 29.06
40, JOHN BURROWS, LES JESSOP (POOLE WH) 29.06
41, MARTIN BALK, NICK O’HARA (NEW FOREST CC ) 29.25
42, FIONA HARES, ANNA MORRIS (SOTON UNI CC) 30.42
43, BARRINGTON DAY MATTHEW PEPPER (FAREHAM WH) 32.15
TANDEM
MATTHEW POSNER REBECCA BELWORTHY (SOTON UNI CC) 28.24

Bournemouth Jubilee Club 10, Results

Dave Pickering fastest on the P303 Kingston-Sopley circuit, a stiff south easterly making the going tough down to the Woolpack PH.
1 DAVE PICKERING 23:02
2 JOHN SAMWAYS 23:29
3 CLIFF ROWE BJW 24:02
4 CRAIG HARRIS BJW 24:18
5 ANDY COOPER BJW 24:24
6 CHRIS COURAGE BJW 24:26
7 DANNY FRENCH BJW 25:28
8 DAVE HICKS BJW 25:36
9 WILL SOLOMAN BJW 25:45
10 MARTIN BEALE VC ST R45APHAEL/WAITES CONTRACTS 25:46
11 KEVIN RIDGE BJW 27:09
12 NICK JONES BJW 27:22
13 KEVIN HARRIS BJW 27:30
14 IAN DIAPER BJW 27:32
15 MATTHEW ROLLINSON BJW 27:47
16 ROB GRIFFITHS BJW 27:52
17 MARK JEFFERIES New Forest CC 27:58
18 FELIX SPELLER BJW 28:09
19 ANDY KHAN BJW 29:05
20 EAMONN DEANE BJW 29:10
21 CLIFF BERRIDGE BJW 29:51
22 GARY ANDREWS BJW 30:40
23 PAT PINCHEN BJW 31:00
24 PAUL BROWN BJW 31:09
25 JON OBRIEN TRIKE BJW 32:08
26 SANDRO LEMOS BJW 32:08
27 SUE BARBER BJW 33:25
MIKE COURAGE BJE DNF PUNC
OFICIALS, PETE WARHURST,JACKY PROSSER, BOB WAREING, CLIVE PESKETT, NEIL WOODGATE, ANDRE BARBER